Arambagh Mouza map Joiner
Arambagh · Hooghly · West Bengal · Banglarbhumi
Arambagh is a block of Hooghly district in West Bengal. Download the Mouza map sheets for your Dag (plot) numbers in Arambagh from Banglarbhumi, 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 Mouza map for Arambagh at full resolution.
Land on the edge of Arambagh
A holding that crosses a block or Mouza 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. Arambagh adjoins other blocks of Hooghly:
West Bengal land documents
Mouza map
The cadastral map of a mouza, showing every Dag with its boundaries and plot number. A mouza is drawn across several adjacent sheets, so a Khatian whose Dags sit near a sheet edge comes out cut. These are the sheets you join back into one continuous map.
Through the map section of Banglarbhumi for your district, block and mouza. Identify the mouza by its J.L. number as well as its name, because names repeat across blocks. Where a sheet is not served online, the request goes to the BL&LRO for the block.
Porcha (Record of Rights)
The textual record for a Khatian: the recorded owner, the Dag numbers held under it, the area of each and its classification. It names the land and says who holds it; it does not draw it.
Open Banglarbhumi and use the Khatian and Plot Information search for your district, block and mouza, keyed on either the Khatian number or the Dag number. The copy shown online is for information; a certified copy comes from the BL&LRO.
RS and LR records
Two settlements that numbered the same ground differently. The Revisional Settlement gave a mouza one set of Dag and Khatian numbers and the later Land Reforms settlement renumbered it, so a plot has an RS Dag and an LR Dag that rarely match. An old deed written against an RS Dag cannot be read against the LR record without pairing the two.
The BL&LRO for the block holds both sets and is where the two are matched. Ask for the record under both settlements when the deed and the current Porcha disagree about a number, before concluding that a plot has changed.
Mutation and conversion
Mutation enters a transfer by sale, inheritance or partition against the Khatian; until it is done the Porcha still shows the previous holder. Conversion is the separate permission that changes the recorded use of a plot away from agricultural, which is what a buyer building on former farmland needs.
Both are applied for through Banglarbhumi and processed at the BL&LRO for the block, with status trackable on the portal. Worth checking both before relying on a downloaded Porcha for a purchase.
Questions about Arambagh
- How do I join Mouza map sheets for Arambagh, Hooghly?
- Download the Mouza map sheets for your Dag (plot) numbers in Arambagh from Banglarbhumi, 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 Arambagh?
- Yes. Land that crosses a block or mouza boundary needs sheets from both sides, and both go on the same canvas, Arambagh adjoins other blocks of Hooghly including Khanakul-I, Khanakul-II, Chinsurah-Magra, Balagarh, Polba-Dadpur, Dhaniakhali. Place them side by side and export the whole holding as one map.
- Is my Arambagh land data kept private?
- Yes. The editor processes your Mouza map sheets entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to any server, so your Arambagh land records never leave your device.
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