Delhi Land Distribution For Master Plan

The master plan of Delhi includes chapters like regional and sub-regional frame, population and employment , Delhi urban area 2021, social and physical infrastructure , mixed land-use regulations, development code and plan review and monitoring.

The master plan 2021 has allocated 277 sq km for future urbanization by 2021. In the last fifty years, DDA has acquired 75,609.84 hectares and developed it for residential, recreational, commercial and institutional purposes. Now, with better and holistic planning, DDA intends to set new records and provide more amenities to people.

Delhi is spread over 1,483 sq km and divided into 17 planning zones: 

• 1,159 hectare in Zone-A (Old City); 
• 2,304 hectare in Zone-B (City Extension and Karol Bagh); 
• 3,959 hectare in Planning Zone-C ( Civil Lines); 
• 6,855 hectares in Zone D (New Delhi); 
• 8,797 hectares in Planning Zone-E (East Delhi); 
• 11,958 hectares in Zone-F (South Delhi I); 
• 11,865 hectares in Planning Zone-G (West Delhi I); 
• 5,677 hectares in Zone-H (North-West Delhi I); 
• 15,178 hectares in Zone-J (South Delhi II); 
• 5,782 hectares in Zone K-I (West Delhi II) and 
• 6,408 hectares in Zone K-II Dwarka; 
• 22,840 hectares in Zone-L (West Delhi III); 
• 5,073 hectares in Zone-M (North West Delhi II); 
• 13,975 hectares in Zone-N (North West Delhi III); 
• 80,70 hectares in Zone-O (River Yamuna-River Front); 
• 9,866 hectares in Zone P-I (Narela) and 
• 8,534 hectares in Zone P-II (North Delhi).