How many Marla is 1 Kanal?

1 Kanal equals 20 Marla. To convert, multiply the Kanal figure by 20.

How do I convert Kanal to Marla?

Multiply the number of Kanal by 20. For example, 10 Kanal = 200 Marla.

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Kanal to Marla Converter

कनाल से मरला — instant conversion, state-wise values and formula.

1 Kanal = 20 Marla

1 कनाल = 20 मरला

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Formula

Marla = Kanal × 20

Kanal = Marla × 0.05

Kanal to Marla conversion table

Kanal	Marla
1 Kanal	20 Marla
2 Kanal	40 Marla
3 Kanal	60 Marla
5 Kanal	100 Marla
10 Kanal	200 Marla
20 Kanal	400 Marla
50 Kanal	1,000 Marla
100 Kanal	2,000 Marla

About these units

Kanal and Marla are the standard revenue units of Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh. 1 Kanal = 20 Marla = 5,445 sq ft, and 8 Kanal make 1 Acre.

Marla is the smallest common revenue unit in Punjab and Haryana at 272.25 sq ft. 20 Marla make 1 Kanal.

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