Inner limits of ward boundaries are close to accurate. But outer limits are unlikely. The volunteers who mapped the area couldn't go through dense forest areas and through difficult hilly terrains (areas surrounding the village panchayat). When I prepared the hard copy map, I had to manually adjust the boundaries. I think, better we wait until we get the accurate boundary. I was on leave from service for last six months, so couldn't follow up with the revenue department. Now I rejoined, and following up with them. Hopefully we will get the finalised cadastral map too, along with. Best.

Yes, I know that. And we came to know about it, soon after the mapping party exercise. Panchayat boundaries are not correct, along the unsurveyed / partially surveyed tracts of western ghat in Kerala. And I have initiated a move to solve it (for the Koorachundu village panchayat), consulting with the revenue department, and with the department of survey and land records. This process involves the movement of files through several bureaucratic tiers and takes a lot of time in each tier. :( If this process is finished successfully, then only we can have a clear idea, where the actual boundary of the panchayat run through. Alignment of the ward boundaries can be neatly done after this process, I think. Hope we can solve it in the near future.