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Plot Size Calculator — Length × Width to Marla

Know your plot's dimensions? Enter the length and width in feet to find its size in Marla, Kanal and square feet.

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Marla size differs between revenue records and some housing societies.

Result

16.53 Marla

50 ft × 90 ft = 4,500 sq ft = 16.53 Marla

Square feet
4,500
Kanal
0.8264
Square yards
500
Square metres
418.06
  • Using 1 Marla = 272.25 sq ft. For irregular plots, split the plot into rectangles and add the areas.

Formula

Area (sq ft) = Length (ft) × Width (ft)

Marla = Area ÷ Marla size

Works for rectangular plots. Corner or irregular plots should be split into rectangles first.

Examples

  • 25 × 45 ft (5 Marla society plot)

    25 ft × 45 ft = 1,125 sq ft = 5 Marla

  • 30 × 60 ft

    30 ft × 60 ft = 1,800 sq ft = 6.61 Marla

  • 35 × 70 ft

    35 ft × 70 ft = 2,450 sq ft = 10.89 Marla

  • 50 × 90 ft (1 Kanal society plot)

    50 ft × 90 ft = 4,500 sq ft = 20 Marla

Reference table

Common plot dimensions
Dimensions (ft)Sq ftMarla @ 272.25Marla @ 225
25 × 451,1254.135
25 × 501,2504.595.56
30 × 601,8006.618
30 × 752,2508.2610
35 × 652,2758.3610.11
35 × 702,450910.89
40 × 803,20011.7514.22
50 × 904,50016.5320
50 × 1005,00018.3722.22
60 × 905,40019.8324

Important information

  • Housing societies often describe plots by Marla but build to set dimensions — e.g. 5 Marla = 25 × 45 ft and 10 Marla = 35 × 65 or 35 × 70 ft (225 sq ft Marla).
  • For irregular plots, ask for the surveyed area on the site plan.

Frequently asked questions

What size is a 5 Marla plot?

In many societies, 5 Marla is 25 × 45 ft (1,125 sq ft) using the 225 sq ft Marla. Under the revenue standard 5 Marla is 1,361.25 sq ft.

What size is a 10 Marla plot?

Commonly 35 × 65 ft or 35 × 70 ft in societies (about 2,250–2,450 sq ft).

What size is a 1 Kanal plot?

Commonly 50 × 90 ft (4,500 sq ft) in societies, or 5,445 sq ft under the revenue standard.

How do I calculate the area of an irregular plot?

Divide it into rectangles and right triangles. Rectangle = length × width; triangle = ½ × base × height. Add the pieces together.

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