Gunta to square feet in Andhra Pradesh: 40 Guntas per Acre (MDDS 2011)
1 Gunta = 1089 square feet
The 2011 MDDS directory documents 40 Guntas per Acre for Andhra Pradesh. On that scale, one Gunta is 1,089 square feet or 121 square yards. The scope is the state as named in 2011, before state bifurcation, with no automatic contemporary or Telangana applicability.
Calculate using this scaleWhere does this scale apply?
- Use only for records with 40 Guntas per Acre. The 2011 state name does not establish current district coverage.
- Cent/Kuncham and other local systems need separate scope and relationship checks.
Match the measurement scale on your registry or Jamabandi. A familiar unit name can represent different areas in different places.
How to convert
Area in square feet = amount in Gunta × 1089.
Example: 5 Gunta × 1089 = 5445 square feet.
To convert back, divide the number of square feet by 1089.
Conversion table
| Gunta | square feet |
|---|---|
| 1 Gunta | 1089 square feet |
| 2 Gunta | 2178 square feet |
| 5 Gunta | 5445 square feet |
| 10 Gunta | 10890 square feet |
| 20 Gunta | 21780 square feet |
| 100 Gunta | 108900 square feet |
Sources and definitions
- MDDS Demographic v1.1, Annexure IV, CD00.01, Table 1.3
Government of India; measurement directory attributed to Department of Land Records
PDF p.140, Table 1.3
- Handbook 44 (2026), Appendix C: General Tables of Units of Measurement
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Appendix C, printed C-23 / PDF p.23
Document titles retain their original language. Source verification establishes the named definition; it does not certify which scale your land record uses.
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