The Field Measurement Book (FMB) of any single survey number downloads free from the Tamil Nadu government portal. Here is exactly how to do it — and when a combined sketch is needed instead.
You need your district, taluk, revenue village, and survey number. All these appear on your patta, chitta, or sale deed — the survey number is the key field the portal searches by.
Open eservices.tn.gov.in and look for the survey/settlement or land records section (commonly under 'View' or 'FMB / Village map').
Choose your district, then taluk, then the revenue village from the dropdowns. The village name must match the revenue records, not the post-office name.
Type the survey number and click search/download. The FMB sheet for that survey number opens or downloads as an image/PDF. Save it — it is your official free copy.
The portal serves one sheet at a time. If your holding covers several survey numbers or subdivisions, the sheets must be joined into one combined FMB sketch — we do that at ₹50 or less per survey number with rigid F-line alignment.
Own land spread across two adjoining survey numbers? We stitch both FMB sheets into one continuous, boundary-accurate map — with the shared boundary aligned exactly. Delivered as a print-ready PDF, editable DWG, and optional Google Maps layout across Tamil Nadu.
Common questions about Combined FMB Sketch services across Tamil Nadu.
Yes, the FMB of a single survey number is free from the Tamil Nadu government portal.
Use the revenue village name and code from your patta; village lists follow revenue records. The taluk office confirms the exact name.
Send the survey numbers on WhatsApp and we download each official sheet and join them into one combined FMB sketch within 24–48 hours.
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