Dholera Land Rules
Edition 2026-08-04 · dholera-estate.com

Village 17 of the register

Ambli

Ambli is one of the twenty two villages whose land was declared part of Dholera SIR in 2009. It holds 1,084 survey numbers across 55.2044 sq km, and it is named on the sheets for scheme 1.

VillageAmbli
Survey numbers1,084
Area55.2044 sq km
Last verified2026-08-04
In plain words

A revenue village is the unit Gujarat keeps its land records in. Every plot in Ambli belongs to this village on paper, and the number that identifies it, its survey number, is issued within this village.

Being named on those sheets does not mean the whole of Ambli is inside them. The sheets say part villages, and no document we hold says which part or how much.

This page shows the government's own entry for the village, how it is spelled on each document, and what the records do not say about it.

01

The government's entry for this village

This is the row for Ambli in the order of 22 May 2009 that created the region, copied exactly as printed. Serial number, survey count and area are the government's figures, not ours.

Ambli: as printed in the 2009 order Source: gazette_mirror.pdf, the schedule to notification GHU-14/SIR/112009/253/(1)/I of 22 May 2009
FieldValue
Canonical nameAmbligazette_mirror.pdf (2009 SIR notification schedule) - legal spelling used as canonical
Schedule serial17within the Dhandhuka block
Taluka at notificationDhandhuka
Survey numbers1,084as at 22 May 2009, survey numbers
Area55.2044sq. km, printed as 55.2044, as at 22 May 2009
ClassificationOFFICIAL
Sourcegazette_mirror.pdf p.1 (printed p.40)
02

How the village is spelled, and its census identity

The documents do not agree on how to spell this village. That matters, because a search of land records under one spelling can miss entries filed under another.

Ambli: how each document spells it Source: name_variants field of villages-canonical.json
DocumentSpelling it uses
gazette 2009Ambli
dsirda dp villages mapAmbali
census 2011Ambli

This site uses the 2009 gazette spelling, because the gazette is the document that declared the region. The other spellings are kept on the page so a search for either form still finds this record. All twenty two are compared on the spellings page.

Ambli: census identity Source: census_village_2400.xlsx, Census of India village directory, Gujarat (state 24)
FieldValue
Census 2011 village code511905
Census village nameAmbli
Sub districtDhandhuka (03787)
DistrictAhmadabad (474)
StateGujarat (24)
Gujarati namenot in any source document

These are Census of India 2011 codes. Village codes get reissued between censuses, so do not treat them as current Local Government Directory codes. We had no Local Government Directory code available, and no Gujarati spelling of any of the twenty two names, so neither has been transliterated or guessed at.

03

Which schemes name this village

Ambli: the schemes whose sheets name it Source: tp_scheme_membership field of villages-canonical.json, corroborated against the scheme sheets named in each row
SchemeStageScheme area, sq kmVillages on that sheetGovernment order
Scheme 1draft51.404SIRAA/03/2012/566-A

This comes from the title block printed on each scheme drawing. What no document records is how much of Ambli actually falls inside each scheme. Every sheet says part villages, so some of the village is in and some is out, and nothing states the split in hectares or as a percentage. See the part villages page.

04

How big it is next to the others

Everything in this section is arithmetic we did on the government's figures. None of it is quoted from a document, and the 2009 order does not rank anything. It prints the villages in serial order within each taluka, not by size.

Notified village areas on a common scaleOne vertical hairline for each of the twenty two notified villages, positioned by the area recorded against it in the 2009 schedule.020406080100SQ KM RECORDED IN THE 2009 SCHEDULEAmbli 55.2044
Ambli marked against the other twenty one, each placed by the area printed against it in the 2009 order. Drawn from gazette_mirror.pdf pp.1 to 2.
Ambli: where it ranks Source: every row here is arithmetic done by this site on the figures printed in gazette_mirror.pdf. None of it is quoted from a document.
MeasureValue
Share of the notified area6.278per cent of the printed total 879.3377 sq km
Rank by area6of 22
Rank by survey numbers5of 22
Hectares per survey number5.09village area divided by its survey number count
Share of survey numbers7.438per cent of 14,574

It sits between Gogla at 55.4426 sq km and Bhadiyad at 49.7331 sq km.

05

What this page cannot tell you

Anyone selling land here will fill these gaps for you. These are the things our documents genuinely do not say about Ambli.

  • How much of the village is inside any scheme. Every sheet says part villages and not one of them puts a figure on the part.
  • What class any particular piece of land in it is. Neither dataset records a land class against a village or a plot, which is set out in full on the land classes page.
  • The Gujarati spelling. No source document carries one, so the field is empty rather than transliterated by us.
  • Anything about people. Population, schools, water and other census details were not extracted. This record carries names, codes and the 2009 figures only.
Ambli: the documents that confirm this record Source: corroborating_sources field of villages-canonical.json
DocumentWhere in itWhat it confirms
dsirda_villages_map.pdfp.1village label 'Ambali' printed inside the DSIRDA boundary
census_village_2400.xlsxVillage_Data_2400village code 511905, sub-district Dhandhuka (03787)