What is Cadastral Survey?
Defining Land
Boundaries with Legal Precision
A cadastral survey establishes or verifies the legal boundaries of land parcels along an infrastructure corridor. It maps survey numbers, khasra numbers, land-use categories, and ownership details by integrating official revenue records with precise GPS field measurements, creating a legally-referenced boundary map that is recognised by revenue authorities, courts, and statutory bodies.
For pipeline, highway, water supply, and utility corridor projects in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, and across India, cadastral surveys are foundational to land acquisition. They identify every landowner affected by the right-of-way, quantify the area of each parcel to be acquired or compensated, and produce the land schedule documentation required by district collectors and land acquisition officers under the RFCTLARR Act, 2013.
HRP Infra's cadastral survey teams work seamlessly with revenue departments to access current 7/12 extracts, patwari/khasra maps, and mutation records, integrating this data with GPS field verification to produce court-ready cadastral maps and ownership registers.
