Bigha to Square Feet in Haryana
Convert bigha, katha, biswa, gaj and acre to square feet using the values commonly used in Haryana. Haryana mainly uses standard and regional units — see below.
Also called gaj. 1 gaj = 9 sq ft. The most common way plots are quoted in North India.
ℹ️ Haryana uses kanal & marla (exact). 'Bigha' here varies widely by source, so it's left out — confirm locally if a deal is quoted in bigha.
Please verify: bigha, katha and biswa vary by region and even by district, and can differ between pukka and kaccha measures. These are common values for a quick estimate — always confirm against your official land records (patwari / revenue department) before any deal or registration.
Land measurement in Haryana
Haryana, like Punjab, runs on killa, kanal and marla after land consolidation, so plots in Gurugram, Faridabad and Hisar are quoted per marla or per square yard. The Haryana 'bigha' varies widely by source and is best converted via kanal/marla or square feet.
Land units used in Haryana
Haryana uses kanal & marla (exact). 'Bigha' here varies widely by source, so it's left out — confirm locally if a deal is quoted in bigha.
Frequently asked questions
What is 1 gaj in Haryana?
1 gaj (square yard) is 9 square feet everywhere in India, including Haryana. So 100 gaj is 900 sq ft.
Are these Haryana values official?
No — they are the commonly used values for a quick estimate. Local usage varies by district, so confirm the exact figure with your patwari or revenue office before any deal or registration.