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About the Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor Development Plan

The Pune–Mumbai – MSRDC Corridor Development Plan defines land-use zones, road alignments, reservations and proposed amenities across Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor, Maharashtra. DPPlans renders the published plan as an interactive overlay on satellite imagery — pan, zoom, search by survey number or village, and measure distances directly on the map.

Sub-locations indexed inside Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor include Pune–Mumbai – MSRDC Corridor, Adoshi, Tal: Khalapur, Ajivali/Ajiwali, Tal: Panvel, Ambivali T. Tungartan/Ambiwali T. Tungartan, Tal: Khalapur, Ambivali Tarf Wankhal (M Cl)/Ambiwali Tarf Vankhal (M Cl), Tal: Khalapur, Ariwali/Arivali, Tal: Panvel, Asare, Tal: Khalapur, Ashte, Tal: Panvel and 67 more. Each one can be opened directly from the search bar on the full map.

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Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor Development Plan — key details

The Pune-Mumbai – MSRDC Corridor Development Plan is administered by the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) acting as Special Planning Authority along the Mumbai-Pune Expressway under the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966. The Government of Maharashtra appointed MSRDC as SPA for an approximately 2-km-wide stretch flanking the Mumbai-Pune Expressway corridor, with the notified area covering roughly 186.72 sq km strategically located between two important urban centres — Mumbai (about 45 km from the SPA boundary) and Pune (about 80 km) — with Navi Mumbai approximately 20 km away.

The corridor is anchored by the Mumbai-Pune Expressway, India’s first six-lane access-controlled tolled expressway, with the recently opened Missing Link bypass at Khopoli (commissioned 1 May 2026) reducing total expressway length by approximately 6 km and shortening travel time. The MSRDC SPA boundary touches second- and third-tier nodes — Panvel (~30 km), Khopoli (~20 km), Lonavala (~12 km), Khandala (~8 km), Thane (~54 km), Kalyan (~52 km) and Karjat (~15 km).

The DP overlay on this page reflects MSRDC’s notified zoning, reservation and road-line boundaries georeferenced over satellite imagery — including the expressway alignment, the interchange-influence buffers, the freight-logistics nodes and the buffer-zone reservations.

Plan at a glance

Special Planning Authority: Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC)
Governing Act: Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966
SPA notified area: ~186.72 sq km, ~2 km wide stretch
Anchoring infrastructure: Mumbai-Pune Expressway
Recent enhancement: Missing Link bypass commissioned 1 May 2026
Distance to Mumbai (boundary): ~45 km
Distance to Pune (boundary): ~80 km
Distance to Navi Mumbai: ~20 km

Sub-locations in Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor

Each location below opens the full Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor map zoomed straight to that point.

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AdoshiOpen map
AjivaliOpen map
Ambivali T. TungartanOpen map
Ambivali Tarf WankhalOpen map
AriwaliOpen map
AsareOpen map
AshteOpen map
AsrotiOpen map
BarwaiOpen map
BhatanOpen map
BhokarpadaOpen map
BorivaliOpen map
ChambharliOpen map
ChavaniOpen map
Chinchvali GoheOpen map
Chouk ManivaliOpen map
DahivaliOpen map
Dahivati Tarf BoretiOpen map
DapiwaliOpen map
Devloli BkOpen map
DevnhaveOpen map
DhamaniOpen map
DharniOpen map
DhekuOpen map
GiravaleOpen map
Hal Kh.Open map
HatnoliOpen map
HonadOpen map
IsambeOpen map
Jambhivali Tarf BoretiOpen map
JatadeOpen map
KambeOpen map
Karamboli Tarf BoretiOpen map
Kasal KhandOpen map
KhadpoliOpen map
KhanavaleOpen map
KharsundiOpen map
Kolhivali Tarf WankhalOpen map
KopariOpen map
KumbhivaliOpen map
LodhivaliOpen map
LohopOpen map
MajgaonOpen map
Mandad AtkargaonOpen map
MandapOpen map
Mohpada Alias WasambeOpen map
NadhalOpen map
NarpoliOpen map
NiphanOpen map
Pali Kh.Open map
PanshilOpen map
PoudOpen map
ReesOpen map
SajgaonOpen map
SarangOpen map
SarsanOpen map
SavaleOpen map
SavroliOpen map
ShedungOpen map
SomtaneOpen map
TalavaliOpen map
TalegaonOpen map
TambatiOpen map
TembhariOpen map
ThanenhaveOpen map
TupgaonOpen map
VadvalOpen map
VanivaliOpen map
VatOpen map
VavandalOpen map
VayalOpen map
WadgaonOpen map
WaradOpen map
WashivaliOpen map

What you get on the Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor map

Interactive zoom and pan over the entire Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor Development Plan area
Satellite + DP overlay so plot boundaries align with on-ground features
Search by survey number, village or landmark inside Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor
Measure distances and areas directly on the Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor map
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75 indexed sub-locations inside Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor

Frequently asked questions

Where can I view the Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor Development Plan online?

You can view the Pune–Mumbai – MSRDC Corridor DP map on Map Magician’s interactive viewer. The plan is overlaid on satellite imagery so you can identify zones, reservations and road lines for any plot in Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor, Maharashtra.

Is the Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor DP map official?

The published Development Plan referenced here mirrors the source documents from Maharashtra Town Planning. The official PDFs are linked from the source: https://msrdc.in/Site/Upload/Event/Modified%20Draft%20Development%20plan%20of%20MSRDC%20SPA%20U.pdf

Can I see specific villages or sectors inside Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor?

Yes — 75 sub-locations are indexed inside Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor, including Pune–Mumbai – MSRDC Corridor, Adoshi, Tal: Khalapur, Ajivali/Ajiwali, Tal: Panvel, Ambivali T. Tungartan/Ambiwali T. Tungartan, Tal: Khalapur and more. Each can be opened directly from the search bar on the map.

Is access free?

Browsing the Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor region is free up to zoom level 14. High-detail (zoom 15–18) imagery is unlocked with a 7-day access pass.

What devices does the Pune-Mumbai - MSRDC Corridor DP viewer work on?

The viewer runs in any modern browser — desktop, tablet, or mobile. There is also a native Android app.