Ketar Bhu-Naksha (cadastral map) Joiner
Ketar · Garhwa · Jharkhand · Jharbhoomi
Ketar is a anchal (circle) of Garhwa district in Jharkhand. Download the Bhu-Naksha (cadastral map) sheets for your Khesra (plot) numbers in Ketar from Jharbhoomi, then line them up along their shared boundaries into one continuous map with Village Map Joiner's in-browser editor.
Everything runs on your own device, the sheets never leave your phone or computer. Drag each sheet onto the canvas, nudge it until the boundary lines meet, and download the joined Bhu-Naksha (cadastral map) for Ketar at full resolution.
Land on the edge of Ketar
A holding that crosses a anchal (circle) or village boundary needs sheets from both sides. Both go on the same canvas, there is no limit on how many, and no extra charge for it. Ketar adjoins other anchal (circle)s of Garhwa:
Jharkhand land documents
Bhu-Naksha (cadastral map)
The cadastral map of a mauza, showing each Khesra number with its boundaries. A mauza is drawn across several sheets, so a holding whose Khesra numbers sit near a sheet edge comes out cut.
Through the map service for your district, anchal and mauza, or from the anchal office where a sheet is not served online. Note the mauza name exactly as Panji-II spells it, because names repeat across anchals.
Panji-II (Register II)
The current register of rights held at the anchal office: who holds each Khesra number now, and how much area. This is the live record, as against the settlement-era Khatiyan.
Open Jharbhoomi and use the register search for your district, anchal and mauza, keyed on Khata or Khesra number. A certified copy comes from the Anchal Adhikari.
Khatiyan (survey record)
The settlement record from the cadastral survey: the raiyat, the Khata and the Khesra numbers as they stood when the village was surveyed. Old title and inheritance work in Jharkhand is traced through it, and a deed that names a number Panji-II does not show usually needs it.
Held at the anchal office and served on Jharbhoomi for many mauzas. Ask for the Khatiyan alongside Panji-II when the deed and the current register disagree about a number.
CNT and SPT restrictions
The first thing to establish about any parcel in the state. The Chotanagpur Tenancy Act governs most of Jharkhand and the Santhal Pargana Tenancy Act governs Dumka, Deoghar, Godda, Sahibganj, Pakur and Jamtara. Both restrict transfer of land held by a member of a Scheduled Tribe, and the SPT Act is the stricter. A sale that ignores them is not merely irregular.
Which act applies follows from the district, and what is permitted on a specific parcel is a question for the Anchal Adhikari and an advocate. Establish this before commissioning a valuation or a survey, not after.
Questions about Ketar
- How do I join Bhu-Naksha (cadastral map) sheets for Ketar, Garhwa?
- Download the Bhu-Naksha (cadastral map) sheets for your Khesra (plot) numbers in Ketar from Jharbhoomi, open the Village Map Joiner editor, drag each sheet onto the canvas and line up the shared boundaries, then export one high-resolution PNG or print-ready PDF. Access is a flat one-time ₹199 covering 24 hours, any number of sheets and unlimited downloads, and every sheet stays in your browser.
- Does it work for land on the edge of Ketar?
- Yes. Land that crosses a anchal (circle) or village boundary needs sheets from both sides, and both go on the same canvas, Ketar adjoins other anchal (circle)s of Garhwa including Bardiha, Garhwa, Nagar Untari, Ranka, Bhawanathpur, Majhiaon. Place them side by side and export the whole holding as one map.
- Is my Ketar land data kept private?
- Yes. The editor processes your Bhu-Naksha (cadastral map) sheets entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to any server, so your Ketar land records never leave your device.
Looking for another part of Jharkhand? All anchal (circle)s of Garhwa · The full Jharkhand guide