Find a land parcel on the map
Choose the governorate, lands directorate, village, basin, neighbourhood and parcel number from your deed, or type the 15-digit DLS key. The parcel opens with its outline on the map, its area in square metres and dunums, the price per square metre and its coordinates.
Find a parcel
Or search by DLS key
Where to find your numbers
- Open the registration deed (sanad) of the land.
- Note the village, the basin (hod) number, the neighbourhood number if there is one, and the parcel number.
- Pick them in the form above, one after the other. If the basin has no neighbourhoods, that step is skipped.
- You can also copy the DLS key from a DLS document: it is the village, basin, neighbourhood and parcel numbers written as one 15-digit number.
Questions
What is the DLS key?
A 15-digit number made of the village (4 digits), basin (3), neighbourhood (3) and parcel (5) numbers. For example 006200400000066 is village 62, basin 4, neighbourhood 0, parcel 66.
Why can I not find my parcel?
Check each number on the deed, especially the basin and neighbourhood. A parcel that was recently split or merged can have a new number, and some parcels have no outline on the map yet.
How do I get to the land?
Open the parcel and use Open in Google Maps. It drops a pin at a point inside the parcel, and Google Maps can give you directions from there.
What is a dunum?
A dunum is 1,000 square metres. Every parcel shows its area in both.