Kalasin land appraisal prices by district ({{period}})

Across 18 districts of Kalasin, official land appraisal ranges from ฿165 / sq. wah in Don Chan to ฿250 / sq. wah in Tha Khantho.

Data period: Aug 2024 · Source: Treasury Department (กรมธนารักษ์) land valuation (ราคาประเมินที่ดิน) - attach_all_20240805.csv · Licence: Open Data Common

By district
DistrictLand appraisal (median)Land appraisal, municipal area (median)Land appraisal (range)
Huai Mek฿200 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿800 / sq. wah
Sahatsakhan฿200 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿600 / sq. wah
Tha Khantho฿250 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿600 / sq. wah
Nong Kung Si฿225 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿600 / sq. wah
Somdet฿250 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿1,000 / sq. wah
Huai Phueng฿200 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿500 / sq. wah
Sam Chai฿200 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿600 / sq. wah
Na Khu฿200 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿800 / sq. wah
Don Chan฿165 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿300 / sq. wah
Khong Chai฿200 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿1,000 / sq. wah
Mueang Kalasin฿200 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿1,000 / sq. wah
Na Mon฿200 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿1,000 / sq. wah
Kamalasai฿200 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿1,000 / sq. wah
Rong Kham฿200 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿1,000 / sq. wah
Kuchinarai฿200 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿1,000 / sq. wah
Khao Wong฿200 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿650 / sq. wah
Yang Talat฿200 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿1,000 / sq. wah
Kham Muang฿200 / sq. wah—฿100 / sq. wah – ฿600 / sq. wah

Frequently asked questions

Which district in Kalasin has the highest Land appraisal (median)?

Tha Khantho has the highest Land appraisal (median) in Kalasin, at ฿250 / sq. wah.

Which district in Kalasin has the lowest Land appraisal (median)?

Don Chan has the lowest Land appraisal (median) in Kalasin, at ฿165 / sq. wah.

Where does this data come from?

Treasury Department (กรมธนารักษ์) land valuation (ราคาประเมินที่ดิน) - attach_all_20240805.csv (Open Data Common), covering 2024-08-14 – 2024-08-14.

Sources & methodology

Land appraisal prices shown here are official Treasury Department assessed values used for property-transfer fees, mortgage registration fees, and estate/gift tax calculations — they are not market sale prices and may differ substantially from what a property actually sells for.