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Land records for Kanyakumari district.

The Tamil Nadu e-Services portal serves 301 revenue villages across 6 taluks in Kanyakumari. Search any of them for a patta chitta, encumbrance certificate, FMB sketch or A-register extract. Nothing found means nothing charged.

Coverage read from the Tamil Nadu e-Services cascade on .

What the portal covers in Kanyakumari

Revenue villages
301

1.6% of the 18,744 villages the portal serves statewide — 28th largest of 38 districts.

Taluks
6

From Kalkulam at 79 villages down to Thovalai at 30.

Records and tools for Kanyakumari

Taluks in Kanyakumari

Largest first, with the number of revenue villages in each. Open a taluk to see every village the portal serves there.

Questions

Kanyakumari, answered.

The questions this district's own numbers raise — its taluks, how much of it we reach, and whether a patta search is even the right search here.

Which taluks does Kanyakumari have?

6: Kalkulam, Agastheeswaram, Vilavamcode, Killiyoor, Thiruvattar, Thovalai.

They are not the same size. Kalkulam holds 79 of the district's 301 revenue villages and Thovalai holds 30, so which taluk your village sits in changes how much you have to narrow down.

How much of Kanyakumari can viewpatta fetch?

Every revenue village the Tamil Nadu e-Services portal serves there — 301 of them, the 28th largest of 38 districts and 1.6% of the state's 18,744.

Coverage is the portal's, not ours: if the portal serves a village, we can fetch its records, and if it does not, no service can. Nothing found means nothing charged.

Is every parcel in Kanyakumari a revenue village?

Every taluk in Kanyakumari holds a substantial number of revenue villages — the smallest, Thovalai, still has 30 — so a patta chitta search by village is the right starting point across the district.

Where a parcel has been brought under town survey it will need a TSLR extract instead, but this district shows none of the near-empty taluks that mark a mostly urban one.

The spelling on my document does not match the Kanyakumari village list. What now?

Use the list on the taluk page. It is spelled the way the portal spells it, and the portal matches its own spelling exactly — not the one on your sale deed, your tax receipt or the signboard.

The search box at the top of this site is tolerant of the common variations, so start there if you are unsure which of two spellings is the record's.