Mouja Map Access

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Guidance on how to access and interpret mouja maps, with links to official sources and district land offices across Bangladesh.

A mouja map is the cadastral map of a revenue village (mouja) showing the boundaries, shape and plot (dag) numbers of each parcel of land. Reading the mouja map correctly is critical for identifying the exact physical location of a plot.

This resource explains how to obtain a certified mouja map, how to match a dag number on the map to a khatian, and which offices and online portals now provide digital access to these maps.

How to access a mouja map:

  • Apply at the relevant Settlement (DLRS) office or Assistant Commissioner (Land) office.
  • Use the digital land services portal where the mouja has been digitised.
  • Cross check the dag number on the map against the corresponding khatian.