What is a Bigha to Square Feet?
Bigha to Square Feet converts land measured in bigha into square feet, square yards and acres, using the common value for your state.
A bigha is not a fixed size. In Rajasthan a pucca bigha is commonly 27,225 sq ft, in Uttar Pradesh about 27,000 sq ft and in West Bengal about 14,400 sq ft. Values can differ by district.
How to use the Bigha to Square Feet
- Enter bigha.
- Select state.
- Tap Calculate to see the result.
- Tap Reset to clear the fields and try again.
Who should use it
- Landowners and buyers in North and East India
- Farmers checking plot sizes
- Anyone reading old land records
Key terms
- Bigha
- A traditional land unit that varies by state.
- Square yard (gaj)
- 9 square feet.
Frequently asked questions
How many square feet are in a bigha?
It depends on the state, from about 6,800 to 27,225 sq ft.
Why does it vary?
Bigha is a traditional unit defined differently in each region.
Which value should I use?
The one in your land records or used by your local revenue office.
Is my data stored?
No.
Is my data stored?
No. Everything you enter stays in your browser and is cleared when you close the page.
Last updated: 1 November 2026