This page lists every dataset this site is built from, how big each one is, when it was pulled and what it is missing. It matters because you should be able to go and check any number here yourself.

The short version

Four datasets: the Census of India 2011 village directory for 72 villages, the ASR-2011 agricultural rate book with 2,764 rate rows, the development authority's 22 village boundary list, and our own developer and project directory. Their gaps are printed too, including that neither 2011 record has a Dholera taluka in it.

What this page is

This page lists every dataset the site is built from, how big it is, when it was extracted and what it supports. If you want to check a figure, this is where you find out which file it came out of.

The datasets

The datasets this site is built from, what each one supports and how it is classed. Source: as named in each row. Status: OFFICIAL where the row says so.
DatasetSizeExtractedWhat it supports hereClass
Census of India 2011, village directory, Ahmadabad district72 village records, 396 columnsExtracted 4 August 202623 ranked pages and the census half of 50 village recordsOFFICIAL
Annual Statement of Rates, ASR-2011 Final, agricultural land, Ahmedabad district2,764 rate rows across 69 villagesExtracted 4 August 20264 rate pages and the rate half of 50 village recordsOFFICIAL
DSIRDA boundary village list22 villagesAs printed on the authority's boundary mapThe inside or outside flag on every villageOFFICIAL
dholeraSTOP developer directory and project index60 developers, 109 projectsGoogle ratings from a 16 July 2026 scrapeThe 50 builder and project guidesREPORTED

What is missing from them

Every dataset has holes. Hiding them is how a site ends up asserting things its source never said, so here are the ones that matter.

Known gaps in the datasets, printed rather than hidden. Source: the extraction notes shipped with each dataset. Status: OFFICIAL.
GapWhat it means for this site
Census 2011 has no Dholera talukaDholera taluka was created in 2015. Villages here file under Dhandhuka or Barwala.
ASR-2011 has no Dholera taluka eitherThe rate book predates the taluka. Dholera appears as a village inside Dhandhuka, on pages 494 to 497.
No current jantri in this datasetEvery rate here is the 18 April 2011 edition. The 2023 revision is a different document and is not quoted anywhere on this site.
Amenity data is from 2009The Census published in 2011 but surveyed amenities in 2009. Nothing here describes current conditions.
No official per plot market price exists for DholeraThere is no government market rate. Any rupee per square yard figure you see anywhere is a seller's number, and we do not publish one.

How the figures are produced

The pages on this site are generated by a program that reads these files and writes the HTML. No figure is typed into a page by hand, which means a rebuild cannot quietly drift away from the source, and a correction to the data corrects every page that uses it at once.

The method behind the ordering, the merging and the labelling is set out on its own page.

Sources

  • Census of India 2011, Village Directory for Ahmadabad district, Gujarat, published by the Office of the Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India. censusindia.gov.in catalogue 405. Local extract: 72 village records, 396 columns, taken 4 August 2026. Status: OFFICIAL.
  • Annual Statement of Rates, edition ASR-2011 Final, agricultural land, Ahmedabad district, issued by the Superintendent of Stamps, Gandhinagar, Gujarat State, in force from 18 April 2011. Published on garvi.gujarat.gov.in. Source document AHMEDABAD-AGRI.pdf, 1,431 pages, with Dhandhuka taluka on pages 445 to 629. Local extract: 2,764 rate rows across 69 villages, taken 4 August 2026. Status: OFFICIAL.

Every figure on this page was computed at build time from the extract named above, not typed in by hand. Where the source records nothing, the cell reads UNKNOWN rather than a guess. We do not sell land and nobody can pay to change a position in any list here.

Last verified: 11 August 2026

Before you pay anyone

Whatever you read here, the last step is always the same. Look the project up on the state regulator's website yourself, read the land record, and get the full price in writing. Our checklist walks through it in the order that saves you the most time.

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