Bhunaksha Odisha: Plot Map and Report from bhunakshaodisha.nic.in

Two official ways in

There are two official addresses that open BhuNaksha Odisha:

If one address is slow or will not load, try the other. NIC's national Bhunaksha status page also lists Odisha. The national site bhunaksha.nic.in says it is meant for authorised officials of States/UTs; citizens use their state's own Bhunaksha address.

How to view your plot on Bhunaksha Odisha

The portal labels are confirmed. The order below follows those labels; the screens may look slightly different on your device.

1. Open BhuNaksha Odisha. State is already Odisha.
2. Choose the District, then the Tehsil (tahasil).
3. Choose the RI. This is the Revenue Inspector circle (ରାଜସ୍ୱ ନିରୀକ୍ଷକ) that your village falls under. If you do not know it, try each RI in the list until your village appears.
4. Choose the Village.
5. Choose the Sheet No. Villages often have several map sheets, for example 01 to 05. Your plot is on only one of them.
6. When the map loads, click your plot, or search by plot number if the search box is offered.
7. Open the "Plot Info" pane to read the details linked to that plot.
8. For a printable record, open the plot report, check District, Tehsil, RI, Village, Sheet No and Plot No, pick "Single Plot" or "All Plots of same owner", then press "Show Report" or "Show Report PDF".

Already have the plot number from Bhulekh? Our guide to Bhulekh Odisha plot details explains how to get it and the Plot Unique Id.

Buttons and panes you will see

The plot report options "Single Plot" and "All Plots of same owner" are handy if a family holds several plots in one village: the second option gathers them in one report.

Reading the map sensibly

• It is a picture of the record. The map shows plot lines from the cadastral survey. Field boundaries on the ground may have shifted over the years.
• No scale is given. No official scale value was found on the Bhunaksha Odisha pages, so do not measure distances off your phone screen.
• Satellite overlay is approximate. Laying plot lines over Google or Bing imagery helps you recognise roads and ponds, but the fit may be off by some distance.
• No legal statement. The plot report page shows no statement about legal validity. Treat it as information.

For an exact boundary on the ground, the route is a demarcation by revenue staff. The Odisha Revenue Services portal lists "Apply for Demarcation (For Private Individual)" with a fee of Rs 800 per plot.

Getting an official map sheet

If you need an official copy of the village map sheet, the Odisha Revenue Services portal has a service called "Apply for Cadastral Map(s) of Village(s)". The fee table lists Map requisition at Rs 300 per map sheet.

1. Open odisharevenueservices.nic.in.
2. Choose "Apply for Cadastral Map(s) of Village(s)" and fill in the village details.
3. Pay the fee the portal shows and keep the application number.
4. Track it with "Application Status" (Application Type: Map Requisition).

The same portal is used for mutation; see online mutation in Odisha.

Bhunaksha vs Bhulekh Map View

Bhulekh Odisha also has a "Map View" link for village maps. Its content did not load for our research, so we cannot describe its screens. Bhunaksha Odisha is the fuller map tool with plot selection and reports. Our Bhulekh Odisha map page compares the two, and the RoR guide covers the text record that goes with the map. Map correction work has its own history: the R&DM Department issued notices in 2018 on implementing web-based Bhunaksha for cadastral map correction.

If something on the map looks wrong, such as a missing subdivision after a sale, raise it at your tahasil office. The tahasil portal guide shows how to find your Tahasildar's contact.