Vector KML
Every survey/gat polygon with its number; open in Google Earth, import to QGIS or any GIS workflow, verify against alignment drawings.
Land Intelligence & Cadastral Portal
Drop the whole village into Google Earth or QGIS: every survey/gat boundary with its number, as a vector KML, or a print-ready PDF sheet for the file. Built on the MRSAC MahaBHUMI cadastral layer.
The village as data you can actually use.
Every survey/gat polygon with its number; open in Google Earth, import to QGIS or any GIS workflow, verify against alignment drawings.
A high-resolution map sheet named "Map of Village <X>", for the office file, the site visit or the panchayat notice board.
The same lists as the plot report: district → taluka → village, so what you see on the map matches the reports parcel-for-parcel.
Boundary data is exact as per MRSAC; satellite backdrops in Earth can sit a few metres off locally; the sheet says so plainly, so you never over-trust an overlay.
District → taluka → village; the same official lists everywhere on Trace My Land.
The village is resolved on the MRSAC MahaBHUMI cadastral layer behind the scenes.
Vector KML for Earth/QGIS, or the print-ready PDF sheet, one click each.
Village-map downloads are generated by tracemyland.com as per MRSAC MahaBHUMI (mahabhumi.mrsac.org.in) data. Maps are for viewing only; they cannot be used for legal or commercial purposes; authorised copies are issued by the Taluka Deputy Superintendent of Land Records office.
The whole village's cadastral map, every survey/gat boundary with its number, prepared from the state's MRSAC cadastral layer, unlike the single-plot part plan in the plot report.
KML if you work in Google Earth or QGIS (it's vector data, you can measure, style and overlay it). PDF if you need a clean, printable sheet for records and meetings.
The boundary data is exact as per MRSAC, but Google Earth's own satellite imagery can be offset by a few metres locally, so boundaries can appear shifted against the photo. Cross-check with the PDF sheet or a survey.
QGIS: yes, import the KML directly. AutoCAD: convert the KML via any KML-to-DXF tool; the geometry is standard longitude/latitude.
No; for viewing and reference only. Authorised copies come from the Taluka Deputy Superintendent of Land Records office.
Open the app, pick the village; KML and PDF are one click away.
Get the village map