Parcels with a plot number

The rule. Every parcel is scored 0 to 3 on one thing only, how precisely its own source locates it, and the score is read mechanically off the location string rather than judged. A 3 means a plot number and a survey number are printed. A 2 means a named zone inside the region, which here is always the Activation Area. A 1 means a land class or an award route and no zone. A 0 means the source explicitly states that no plot or survey reference is given. Ties are broken by stated area, largest first.

Why this is worth ranking. Because it is the question a buyer, a lender or a journalist actually needs answered before any other: can this holding be found on the ground and matched to a revenue record. On this register, once, it can.

What would move a rank. Any registered deed, index-2 entry, allotment letter or town planning scheme final plot record naming a plot or survey number for any of the other eleven parcels. Each would jump straight to the top tier. Nothing else on this page would change, because precision and size are independent columns here.

Only the Tata Semiconductor SEZ footprint carries a survey number: Plot No. 255 and 238 (part-2), part of Survey No. 151, Dholera Village, in the Industrial Zone of Town Planning Scheme 2A. It reaches the top of this ranking because a gazette notification has to describe a boundary, whereas an annual report does not. The same notification states no allotment date, no tenure and no consideration, which is why the identical parcel sits unranked on two of the other six lists.

Status: OFFICIAL. Source: Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II Section 3(ii), No. 1784, page 3, notification S.O. 1853(E) dated 9 April 2026. Last verified 4 August 2026.