Katha is a traditional unit of land measurement predominantly used in India, Nepal, and Bangladesh. Its value varies significantly depending on the region, typically ranging from 1,361 square feet to 2,880 square feet. In Bihar and Jharkhand, for example, 1 katha equals 1,361 square feet, while in Assam, it is defined as 2,880 square feet.
Gaj is a traditional unit of measurement commonly used in South Asia, particularly in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, to measure land, fabric, and construction dimensions. It is equivalent to a square yard, with 1 gaj equal to 9 square feet or approximately 0.836 square meters.
Widely recognized in real estate, Gaj is used to describe small to medium-sized plots of land, especially in urban and semi-urban areas. The unit has its roots in historical measurement systems, where it was used to quantify lengths and areas, making it an integral part of regional trade and construction practices.
Bihar & Jharkhand
West Bengal
Assam
Uttar Pradesh (Eastern regions)
Unit | Value |
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1 Katha | 1361.25 Square Feet |
1 Katha | 126.44 Square Meters |
1 Katha | 151.25 Square Yards |
1 Katha | 0.05 Bigha |
1 Katha | 1.01 Biswa |
1 Katha | 151.25 Gaj |
1 Katha | 1.25 Guntha |
1 Katha | 0.031244 Acre |
Katha | Gaj |
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1 katha | 151.25 acre |
2 katha | 302.5 gaj |
3 katha | 453.75 gaj |
4 katha | 605 gaj |
5 katha | 756.25 gaj |
6 katha | 907.5 gaj |
7 katha | 1058.75 gaj |
8 katha | 1210 gaj |
9 katha | 1361.25 gaj |
10 katha | 1512.5 gaj |
11 katha | 1663.75 gaj |
12 katha | 1815 gaj |
13 katha | 1966.25 gaj |
14 katha | 2117.5 gaj |
15 katha | 2268.75 gaj |
16 katha | 2420 gaj |
17 katha | 2571.25 gaj |
18 katha | 2722.5 gaj |
19 katha | 2873.75 gaj |
20 katha | 3025 gaj |