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Marla is not the same size in every property market. Use the standard shown on the relevant record or housing-scheme plan.
Converted area
1 yd² → Kanal
For regional units, the selected standard is part of the result. For legal or registered property records, follow the measurement used by the relevant authority or document.
Direct answer
Square Yard To Kanal
Under the Punjab revenue standard, 605 square yards equal 1 kanal. Divide the square-yard area by the square-yard size of the selected kanal standard.
Formula
Kanal = (square yards × 9) ÷ (20 × selected square feet per marla)
What this conversion means
Use this page when a plot or site plan is stated in square yards but the local property market discusses larger land sizes in kanal. The marla standard remains part of the calculation.
The converter is useful for residential plots, development sites and land documents that need to be compared across square-yard and kanal measurements.
Under the default Punjab revenue standard, one kanal is 20 × 272.25 = 5,445 square feet, which equals 605 square yards.
Common values
Square Yard to Kanal conversion table
| Square Yard | Kanal |
|---|---|
| 25 yd² | 0.04132231 kanal |
| 100 yd² | 0.16528926 kanal |
| 302.5 yd² | 0.5 kanal |
| 500 yd² | 0.82644628 kanal |
| 605 yd² | 1 kanal |
| 1,210 yd² | 2 kanal |
| 2,420 yd² | 4 kanal |
| 4,840 yd² | 8 kanal |
Table uses the default Punjab revenue standard of 272.25 sq ft per marla. Use the calculator above for 250 or 225 sq ft scheme standards.
Sources & method
How AR Empires checks conversion factors
For standard international units, the calculator uses published measurement references. For regional land units, the page identifies the selected convention and links to government or land-record material where available. A calculator result should not replace the measurement written on a registered property record.
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Questions about square yard to kanal
How many kanal is 605 square yards?
605 square yards equal exactly 1 kanal under the Punjab revenue standard.
How many kanal is 1,210 square yards?
1,210 square yards equal 2 kanal under the Punjab revenue standard.
Does square yard to kanal depend on the marla standard?
Yes. A kanal is 20 marla, so changing the square-foot size of one marla changes the square-yard size of one kanal.
Why can my result differ slightly from another calculator?
Small differences usually come from rounding. AR Empires calculates with the underlying conversion factor and then formats the result for readability. For legal records, use the unit and precision required by the relevant authority or document.
Last reviewed: 20 September 2026. Conversion pages are informational tools; verify regional land standards against the relevant authority or property document when accuracy has legal or financial consequences.