Karnataka village maps, also called revenue maps (ಕಂದಾಯ ನಕ್ಷೆಗಳು), can be viewed online through the Revenue Maps service under the state’s land-records system. The service helps users locate a revenue village and view its available cadastral map, including the survey-number layout shown on the map.

For most users, the process is simple: open the Revenue Maps service, select the location details such as district, taluk and hobli, choose the map type, search for the village and open the available PDF.

What is a village map in Karnataka?

A village map is a cadastral or revenue map representing land parcels and survey-number information within a revenue village.

The map is useful when you need a visual view of where survey numbers are located within the village. Government documents and Karnataka geospatial resources also use digitised revenue village maps for mapping and land-related work.

A village map is different from an RTC.

RTC (Pahani) gives record-based information about a particular land parcel, while a village map gives a graphical view of parcels and their survey-number arrangement.

For this reason, many landowners use both when checking land information.

How to View Village Map Karnataka Online

The Revenue Maps service is available through the Karnataka Land Records/Bhoomi system.

Step 1: Open the official Karnataka Land Records portal

Open the official Bhoomi Land Records portal and go to the Revenue Maps option under Survey (SSLR) Services.

Open the official Karnataka Land Records portal

Step 2: Open Revenue Maps

Select Revenue Maps.

This service is used for viewing available village and other revenue-map records.

Step 3: Select your location

Choose the relevant location details shown on the page, such as:

• District
• Taluk
• Hobli
• Map type
• Village

The exact fields and labels can change when the government portal is updated, so follow the options currently displayed on the official page.

Step 4: Search for the village

Enter the village name and select Search.

A list of matching villages or available maps can then be displayed.

Step 5: Open the village map

Find your village in the results and open the available PDF file.

The village map can then be viewed on the screen and saved or printed for reference.

How to find a village map with survey numbers

This is one of the most common reasons people search for a Karnataka village map.

Suppose your RTC shows:

Survey No. 139

You can first open the revenue village map and look for Survey No. 139 on the map.

The map can help you understand the relative position of the survey number and the surrounding parcels.

However, do not treat the map alone as proof of ownership or the exact legal boundary of a property. KSRSAC states that geospatial information on its website is representational and should be validated with the relevant authorities.

Village Map vs RTC vs 11E Sketch

These records are often confused because they all relate to land.

Record	Main purpose
Village Map	Shows the overall cadastral layout of a revenue village
RTC / Pahani	Provides record details associated with agricultural land
11E Sketch	A survey-related sketch used for specific subdivision and survey purposes
Tippan	Survey document containing technical survey information
PT Sheet	Survey record used for mapped property information in applicable areas

The correct document depends on what you are trying to verify.

For example, a person trying to understand where a survey number sits inside the village may start with the village map. Someone checking record details for a particular survey number may also need the RTC. A boundary or subdivision matter can require additional survey records.

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