LAND INFORMATION. A CLEARER START.

Before you commit
to land, start
with clarity.

Explore land records in Ghana. Understand what has been submitted, see its review status, and know which questions to ask next.

Start searching without an account.
Sign in for published ownership claims and boundaries.

Illustrative aerial landscape of green land and red-earth paths in Ghana
A clearer view of the land ahead.
See the record.
Understand the context.
Land information, brought together.

Illustrative landscape · not a land listing

Built for land questions in GhanaSearchable recordsMapped boundariesClear review statuses

A LITTLE MORE INFORMATION. A BETTER NEXT STEP.

Land is personal.
Clarity should be accessible.

A future home. A family investment. A place to build a business. Whatever land means to you, CLADTS gives you a place to explore submitted information and organise evidence—before you take the next step.

01 / EXPLORE

Start with a search.

Search by plot number, title reference, or coordinates. Narrow your search by region and district. Sign in to search claimant names.

02 / UNDERSTAND

Look beyond the location.

Read the record and its review status. Signed-in users can view published boundaries and claimant details to help frame their next questions.

03 / CONTRIBUTE

Bring your evidence together.

Create an account to submit a land record, map its boundary, and attach supporting documents. Follow progress from your workspace.

THE BIG PICTURE

From a question
to an informed
next step.

See how searching, understanding, and contributing fit together.

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Before you commit to land, start with clarity. Search land records in Ghana. Understand what was submitted and its review status. Submit a record and supporting evidence. Platform review is not proof of ownership. Start your search at app.cladts.com.

YOUR LAND JOURNEY, YOUR STARTING POINT

For the questions
that matter to you.

Exploring a purchase?

Find submitted information and identify questions to raise with the seller and your advisers.

Explore records

Have a land claim?

Organise your record, boundary, and supporting evidence in one workspace for platform review.

Create an account

Planning from abroad?

Start your research from wherever you are, and use what you find to guide conversations on the ground.

Start your research

CLEAR ABOUT OUR ROLE

A starting point.
Never a shortcut to due diligence.

CLADTS contains user-submitted land claims. “Platform reviewed” means a record has passed platform review; it does not certify legal ownership or guarantee that land is available.

No search result does not mean a parcel is unclaimed. Keep professional advice and official checks part of your decision.

Understand how records are reviewed

GOOD QUESTIONS, CLEAR ANSWERS

Before you
get started.

Need a hand?
Talk to the CLADTS team ↗

Can I search without signing up?

Yes. Guests can explore published records and approximate locations. Create an account and sign in to see published claimant details and boundaries, search by claimant name, and submit records.

Does CLADTS prove who owns the land?

No. The platform brings together submitted claims and review information. It is not a government land register, legal opinion, or ownership certificate.

What can I submit with a land record?

You can enter parcel information, map a boundary, and attach supporting documents, images, or short video files. Your submission stays private until an administrator decides to publish it.

Can everyone see my uploaded documents?

No. Supporting files are restricted to the submitting account and administrators. Published record details have separate access rules: guests see approximate locations, while signed-in users can see published claimant details and boundaries.

What if I notice incorrect or concerning information?

Sign in to report a concern about a record. For corrections or help, contact info@cladts.com. Reports are reviewed by an administrator; submitting a report does not automatically change the public record's status.

What does an empty search mean?

It means CLADTS has no published record matching your search. Coverage depends on submissions. It does not establish availability, ownership, or the absence of another claim.

YOUR NEXT STEP STARTS HERE

More context.
Clearer conversations.

Make land information part of your decision.

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