๐ŸŒพ Indian Land Unit Converter

Indian land measurement units vary significantly by state. Select your state below to get a state-specific converter with the correct local units like Bigha, Katha, Kanal, Ground, Cent, and more. All conversions use Square Feet (sq ft) as the base unit.

How To Convert Land Units in India

Choose your state first, then convert between local units and standard units. Our calculator uses square feet as the base to keep results consistent across regions.

  1. Open your state converter below.
  2. Enter a value in the From field and select your unit (Bigha, Katha, Kanal, etc.).
  3. Select the target unit (Square Feet, Acre, Hectare, or another local unit).
  4. Read the result instantly and use it for comparisons or paperwork.

Why Land Units Differ by State in India?

India's land measurement system evolved independently in different regions over centuries, leading to significant variation. For example, a "Bigha" in Uttar Pradesh (27,000 sq ft) is very different from a Bigha in West Bengal (14,400 sq ft) or Himachal Pradesh (8,712 sq ft). Always verify which state's definition applies before any land transaction.

Common Units Quick Reference

UnitStateSq Ft
Bigha (Pucca)UP / Rajasthan27,000 โ€“ 27,225
BighaBihar27,220
BighaWest Bengal14,400
BighaMP12,000
BighaHP / Uttarakhand8,712
KanalPunjab / Haryana5,445
GroundTamil Nadu2,400
GunthaMaharashtra / Gujarat1,089
Cent / DecimalTN / WB435.6
AcreAll States43,560

How to convert using this page

Enter the input value, choose source and target units, and read the converted result shown instantly.

Formula:

Converted Value = Input Value ร— (From Unit Factor / To Unit Factor). For non-linear domains, category-specific standard formulas are applied.

Example:

If 1 source unit equals 1000 target units, then 2 source units equal 2000 target units. Use the live converter above for exact values.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this conversion accurate?
A: Yes, it uses fixed reference factors or tested standard formulas.

Q: Can I reverse the conversion?
A: Yes, swap the units or use the reverse conversion direction.