How many square feet is 1 gunta?

1 gunta (also spelled guntha) is equal to 1,089 square feet or 101.17 square metres. It is commonly used in Karnataka and Maharashtra for agricultural land measurements.

How many guntas in 1 acre?

1 acre = 40 guntas. This is the standard conversion used in Karnataka, Maharashtra, and parts of South India.

What is the difference between cent and gunta?

A cent is 1/100th of an acre (435.6 sq ft), while a gunta is 1/40th of an acre (1,089 sq ft). So 1 gunta = 2.5 cents approximately. Cents are used in Kerala and Tamil Nadu, while guntas are used in Karnataka and Maharashtra.

Bigha size varies significantly by state. In UP and Bihar, 1 bigha ≈ 27,225 sq ft, while in Rajasthan it's about 17,424 sq ft. This converter uses an approximate standard of 13,500 sq ft.

How many square metres in 1 hectare?

1 hectare = 10,000 square metres = 2.47 acres = 1,07,639 square feet. Hectares are the official metric unit used in government land records.

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Quickly convert between square feet, square metres, acres, guntas, bigha, hectares, and cents. Includes a handy reference guide for Indian land measurement units.

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1 Square Feet =

Square Metres0.092903

Acres0.000023

Guntas0.000918

Bigha0.000069

Hectares0.000009

Cents0.002296

Indian Land Units Reference

Acre40 Guntas = 100 Cents = 43,560 sq ft

Gunta1/40 Acre = 1,089 sq ft = 101.17 sq m

Cent1/100 Acre = 435.6 sq ft = 40.47 sq m

Bigha~13,500 sq ft (varies by state)

Hectare10,000 sq m = 2.47 Acres

Land Measurement Units in India

India uses a variety of land measurement units that vary by region. In Karnataka and South India, guntas and cents are commonly used for agricultural land, while square feet is standard for residential plots. North India typically uses bigha and biswa. This converter helps you quickly switch between these units when comparing properties across regions.