What is on the file
Works without the plot number: leave it blank to open the street. Leave the sector on “any” if the file does not say — every street with that number is listed.
Waiting for a street number. The answer comes from the sheet’s 5,732 placed plot numbers across 198 streets. Browse every street instead.
The plot on the master plan sheet
Pinch or scroll to zoom; every plot number on the drawing is readable at full zoom. The ring is where the sheet prints that number. This is a dealer-circulated copy of a master plan drawing that appears to be DHA’s (PDF plotted 16 May 2025; DHA has not published it on its portal). It is not a survey or a GPS position.
How to read the result
- The zoomable sheet — the whole master plan sheet at 600 dpi. The tool flies to the plot and rings it; with no plot number it frames the street. Share the page link after a search and it opens on the same plot.
- Map crop — the sheet around the street, with the street ringed. Tap it for full size.
- Plot number check — whether that number is printed on that street on the sheet. “Not on the sheet” is a prompt to look at the drawing, not a verdict.
- Distances — straight-line metres from the street’s centre to Jinnah Avenue and the nearest mosque, park, school, commercial and health parcels, measured on the sheet at 1 drawing point = 4.36 m. Walking distance is longer.
Why sectors, not blocks
DHA describes the scheme as ME-1 to ME-4 plus the Lake District, but the master plan sheet prints none of those labels. What it does print is the plot size of every street, so we split the drawing into seven compass sectors by size and position. The master plan page explains the mapping and which blocks dealers market in each sector.
Questions
How do I find a plot on the Margalla Enclave map?
Pick the sector by plot size and position, type the street number printed on the file or allotment letter, then the plot number. The tool rings that plot on the master plan sheet (a dealer-circulated copy of what appears to be DHA’s drawing), which you can zoom until every plot number is readable, and shows how far the street is from Jinnah Avenue, the nearest mosque, park and school. The ring marks where the drawing prints the number; it is not a survey or GPS position.
Why does the tool ask for a sector instead of a block like ME-2?
The master plan sheet prints no ME-1 to ME-4 labels. Street numbering restarts in each part of the scheme, so there are several “Street 1”s. We name the seven parts by compass position and plot size; the streets list names the blocks dealers market in each part, which DHA has not confirmed.
My plot number is not on the street the tool shows. What does that mean?
The sheet prints 7,051 plot numbers and our geometry tied 5,732 of them to a street (81%). A missing number usually means it fell in the unplaced 19%, not that the plot does not exist — open the street’s map crop and check the drawing yourself before drawing any conclusion, and never pay on the strength of a number alone.
Does this tell me whether the plot is balloted, developed or for sale?
No. The sheet is a drawing, not a register. DHA held a first possession ceremony in May 2026 (its videos are dated 22 May 2026) but has not published which block or streets it covered; dealers say selected ME-2 streets on 21 May 2026. Ask DHA about your own street in writing. Whether a specific plot is allotted, transferred or under dispute is a question for DHA’s transfer office.
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Send a photo of the file
Sector, street and plot number are enough to check it against the sheet and tell you what to ask DHA’s transfer office.