Amaravati LPS plots: use APCRDA's official GIS, not a brochure sketch
Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority publishes the Land Pooling Scheme map at gis.apcrda.org/lps — sector boundaries, allocated lands, roads, waterbodies and survey parcels in WGS84.
- Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority publishes the Land Pooling Scheme map at gis.apcrda.org/lps — sector boundaries, allocated lands, roads, waterbodies and survey parcels in WGS84.
- If you are looking at an Amaravati / Vijayawada–Guntur plot, match the survey number and village on that map (and the LPS allotment letter) before paying a booking amount.
- The APCRDA map is the legal one.
The official map
Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority publishes the Land Pooling Scheme map at gis.apcrda.org/lps — sector boundaries, allocated lands, roads, waterbodies and survey parcels in WGS84.
Match survey number first
If you are looking at an Amaravati / Vijayawada–Guntur plot, match the survey number and village on that map (and the LPS allotment letter) before paying a booking amount. PropYaar's Amaravati city-data overlays are the same public layers, for context only.
Brochure vs legal record
The APCRDA map is the legal one. A brochure sketch is marketing.
Source
This page tells you where to look. It is not a title opinion.
Ask Yaar — it has this article and the underlying data as context.
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