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IN OTHER UNITS
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One Bigha can have different sizes.
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Land unit conversion guides
Find a documented local scale, worked examples and conversion tables.
- How big is one Bigha? Compare documented local scales
- Guntha to square feet in Maharashtra: Pune / Jalgaon scale
- Cent to square feet in Kerala: 100 Cents per Acre
- Marla to square feet in Punjab: 66-inch Karam scale
- Katha to square feet in West Bengal: 720-square-foot scale
- Bigha to square feet in Assam: AIRBMP 2022 project scale
- Bigha to square feet in Lucknow: historical 1904 standard scale
- Gunta to square feet in Karnataka: 40 Guntas per Acre
- Cent to square feet in Tamil Nadu: documented Acre subdivision
- Marla to square feet in Haryana: post-Bandobust 66-inch scale
- Gunta to square feet in Telangana: Wargal 2021 acquisition scale
- Decimal to square feet in Bihar: 100 Decimals per Acre
- Decimal to square feet in Tripura: 100 Decimals per Acre
- Decimal to square feet in Odisha: OGLS Schedule V 2010 scale
- Decimal to square feet in Jharkhand: JSLPS 2015 survey scale
- Guntha to square feet in Gujarat: 40 Gunthas per Acre
- Gunta to square feet in Andhra Pradesh: 40 Guntas per Acre (MDDS 2011)
- Bigha to square feet in West Bengal: 20-Katha, 14,400-square-foot scale
- Katha to square feet in Assam: AIRBMP 2022 project scale
- Kanal to square feet in Punjab: 66-inch Karam scale
- Murabba to square feet in Punjab: 25 Acres on the 66-inch Karam scale
- Kanal to square feet in Haryana: post-Bandobust 66-inch scale
- Kanal to square feet in Himachal Pradesh: 57.5-inch Karam scale
- Kanal to square feet in Himachal Pradesh: 66-inch Karam scale
- Bigha to square feet in Himachal Pradesh: 54-inch Karam scale
- Bigha to square feet in Himachal Pradesh: 56-inch Karam scale
- Bigha to square feet in Didwana, Rajasthan (2020 project scale)
- Biswa to square feet in Didwana, Rajasthan (2020 project scale)
- Nali to square feet in Mana, Uttarakhand (approximate 200 sq m study scale)
- Sangam to square feet in the Manipur valley (approximate 1961 Census scale)
- Lourak to square feet in the Manipur valley (approximate 1961 Census scale)
- Pari to square feet in the Manipur valley (approximate 1961 Census scale)