Nali to square feet in Mana, Uttarakhand (approximate 200 sq m study scale)
1 Nali ≈ 2153 square feet
This record is marked approximate in our dataset because the source does not give it as an exact survey definition, so every value on this page is approximate.
Table 18 of the 2005 Mana crop-production study (Chamoli) uses one Nali as 0.02 hectare, or 200 square metres. It is an approximate agricultural-study scale for Mana village, not a statewide cadastral definition, and it is not the 2,160 square foot Nali.
Calculate using this scaleWhere does this scale apply?
- Approximate agricultural-study scale: 200 square metres per Nali. Match your record; not a statewide cadastral definition.
- The 2160-square-foot Nali is a different scale. Mutthi, Bigha and plain-area systems are not established here.
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 Nali × ≈ 2153.
Example: 5 Nali × ≈ 2153 ≈ 10765 square feet.
To convert back, divide the number of square feet by ≈ 2153.
Conversion table
| Nali | square feet |
|---|---|
| 1 Nali | ≈ 2153 square feet |
| 2 Nali | ≈ 4306 square feet |
| 5 Nali | ≈ 10765 square feet |
| 10 Nali | ≈ 21530 square feet |
| 20 Nali | ≈ 43060 square feet |
| 100 Nali | ≈ 215300 square feet |
Values marked ≈ in this table are rounded.
Sources and definitions
- Annual Report 2005-2006, Mana village crop-production study
G.B. Pant Institute of Himalayan Environment and Development, autonomous institute of the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India
PDF p.96 / printed p.90, Table 18 note; scope at PDF p.95 / printed p.89
- 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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