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Land Area Converter

Convert land area across bigha, biswa, acre, hectare, square feet, square metres, and guntha using a chosen local bigha standard.

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Convert India land units with a local bigha standard

Choose the regional bigha standard first, then convert between bigha, biswa, acre, hectare, square feet, square metres, and guntha.

Results

Bigha

1

Biswa

20

Acre

0.625

Square feet

27,225

Square metres

2,529.29

How to use it

  1. 01Pick the local bigha standard that best matches the land record or district convention you are using.
  2. 02Enter the land area and choose the unit you already have, such as bigha, biswa, acre, or square feet.
  3. 03Read the equivalent area in the other units to compare listings, paperwork, or estimates.

Result guide

  • Bigha and biswa are not fixed nationwide, so the selected standard is part of the result.
  • Square feet and square metres provide a stable cross-check when comparing land across regions.
  • Use the converted area for planning and comparison, then confirm the official local standard before signing a transaction.

Why this page matters

Land measurement in India is messy because names like bigha and biswa are common, but the underlying size varies by region. A useful converter has to make that locality assumption explicit instead of pretending one universal bigha exists.

This page lets the user choose a working standard and then convert the same parcel into the units most often needed for transactions, records, or quick comparisons.

Frequently asked questions

Why does the calculator ask me to choose a bigha standard first?

Because bigha and biswa vary by state and even by district. Making the standard explicit is safer than showing one misleading national conversion.

Can I use this for registry or mutation paperwork?

It is best used as a planning and comparison tool. Official documents should still follow the local revenue-record standard used by the authority involved.

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