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Sizes
100 gaj is 900 square feet at the North-India plot convention (891.36 at the Google guz figure). The dimensions that make 100 gaj, the square-yard and square-metre equivalents, and neighbouring sizes.
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A chart of the plot sizes that appear in North-India listings, 25 to 500 gaj, converted to square feet at the 9 convention with the Google guz figure alongside. Spotlights on 50, 75, 150 and 200 gaj.
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In UP, Delhi, Haryana and Punjab plot listings treat 1 gaj as 9 square feet. What that means in Noida, Lucknow, Gurugram, Ludhiana and elsewhere, plus Rajasthan, Uttarakhand and Bihar, and the guz figure to watch for.
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Google Units puts a square guz at 8.91359 square feet. North-India plot listings put a gaj at 9. Both are real conventions. Here is which one applies when, with a side-by-side chart.
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At the plot convention 1 gaj = 1 square yard = 9 square feet. A comparison table with square metres, the linear-yard confusion, and the one case (the 8.91 square guz) where the identity breaks.
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Multiply by 9. That is the method, with the reasoning, the reverse, worked examples for 1, 50, 100 and 200 gaj, and the one case where the factor is 8.91359 instead.
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A reverse chart with the square-feet figures people actually look up. 1500 square feet to gaj, 900 square feet to gaj, how many gaj in 1000 square feet, each divided by 9 and shown as whole gaj plus the remainder.
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Gaj is the area unit written on plot listings and sale deeds across UP, Delhi, Haryana and Punjab. Here is what it measures, why it equals 9 square feet in practice, and where the 8.91 figure comes from.
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