How many Acre is 1 Guntha?

1 Guntha equals 0.025 Acre. To convert, multiply the Guntha figure by 0.025.

How do I convert Guntha to Acre?

Multiply the number of Guntha by 0.025. For example, 10 Guntha = 0.25 Acre.

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Guntha to Acre Converter

गुंठा से एकड़ — instant conversion, state-wise values and formula.

1 Guntha = 0.025 Acre

1 गुंठा = 0.025 एकड़

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Formula

Acre = Guntha × 0.025

Guntha = Acre × 40

Guntha to Acre conversion table

Guntha	Acre
1 Guntha	0.025 Acre
2 Guntha	0.05 Acre
3 Guntha	0.075 Acre
5 Guntha	0.125 Acre
10 Guntha	0.25 Acre
20 Guntha	0.5 Acre
50 Guntha	1.25 Acre
100 Guntha	2.5 Acre

About these units

Guntha is the standard small land unit of Maharashtra, Karnataka and parts of Gujarat. 40 Guntha make 1 Acre. Maharashtra revenue records use Guntha and Acre rather than Bigha.

Acre is a standardised unit — 43,560 sq ft everywhere in India and internationally. Revenue records in most states now record area in hectares or acres alongside the local traditional unit.

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Reading your land record

The area on a jamabandi or khasra is usually written in hectares, with the local unit alongside. Our guide to reading land documents shows exactly which field holds the area, and the land glossary explains the revenue terms around it. For state-specific rules and official portal links, see the state guides.

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