UFree Utility Tools
Home / Land Tools
Land

Nepal Land Tools

Measure, calculate and understand your land — on a map, on foot with GPS, or traced from a Kitta Naksa. Everything runs in your browser.

Everything runs in your browser. Coordinates, uploaded maps and saved measurements stay on this device. The map and search boxes do send requests to their map provider — that is how any map works, and it is the one thing here that leaves your device.

Map Area Calculator

Draw your land boundary on the map and calculate its area.

Open tool

GPS Land Measurement

Walk around your property and measure the boundary using GPS.

Open tool

Kitta Naksa Calculator

Upload a Kitta or Naksa map and trace the parcel boundary.

Open tool

Nepal Land Unit Converter

Convert Ropani, Aana, Paisa, Daam, Bigha, Kattha and Dhur.

Open tool

Dimension Calculator

Calculate land area from measured dimensions.

Open tool

Land Value Calculator

Estimate land value from an area and a price.

Open tool

Saved Measurements

Everything you have saved in this browser.

Open tool

Four different numbers, and they are not the same number

This is the distinction the whole app is built around, so it is worth two minutes.

Official cadastral area
What an authoritative source or your own lalpurja says. This is the one with legal standing. Nothing on this site can produce it — you can only enter it.
Satellite-measured area
A polygon you drew over imagery. Its accuracy is your eyesight, the imagery's alignment and how carefully you clicked. Useful for a sanity check; not a boundary.
GPS-measured area
Points your device recorded while you walked. Consumer GPS is typically accurate to several metres, and worse under tree cover or between buildings.
Traced Kitta map area
A shape you traced on a document you supplied, scaled by a calibration you set. It inherits every error in the scan, the scale and the tracing.

None of the last three is a cadastral survey, and none of them establishes a legal boundary. For anything that matters — a sale, a dispute, a loan — the figure on the official document and your Malpot office are what count.