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Nairobi Block 235 (Kahawa Railway Station)

Nairobi Block 235, Kahawa Railway Station, is a land registration block in Nairobi: parcels here are numbered Nairobi/Block 235/ and the plot number. It covers about 69 ha in Kahawa ward and holds about 272 parcels.

From the survey blocks and parcel cadastre on the Nairobi Maps map. Updated 2026-10-24.

Finding a plot in Block 235

Type the block and plot number into the search box on the map — 235/ followed by the plot number, or Nairobi Block 235/ and the plot. Capital letters, spaces and words like “Nairobi” or “Block” do not matter. The map opens on the parcel, with its size, its zoning and its survey plans. The details behind a parcel are for Gold and Platinum members; the outlines are free to see.

Zoning in Block 235

Wards

• Kahawa ward · 100%

Blocks next to Block 235

• Block 119 · Ting'ang'a
• Block 132 · Kahawa West
• Block 151 · Maziwa
• Block 232 · Kahawa
• Block 236 · Maziwa

Survey plans for Block 235

The Registry Index Map sheets for this block show every parcel in it with its number. On the map, tap the block in the Survey Blocks layer: each sheet is listed and can be bought on its own by Gold and Platinum members. A parcel’s own survey plan (FR) is in its details.

The block’s gazetted boundary

The Block 235 boundary commences at co-ordinate (266923mE, 9868706mN) on the Northern Bypass at an intersection with a stream. It borders Block 236 (Maziwa) to the west and Block 132 (Kahawa West) to the north. The boundary runs eastwards along the stream for 661.5 meters to co-ordinate (267447mE, 9868396mN) where it exits the stream and turns northwards 532.1 meters to the intersection with Kahawa Station Road at co-ordinate (267620mE, 9868899mN). From thence the boundary runs shortly eastwards for 44.2 meters to intersect with the Ruiru railway line at co-ordinate (267663mE, 9868890mN). It then follows the railway line in a southward direction for 687.9 meters to co-ordinate (267814mE, 9868268mN) where it leaves the railway line and borders Block 232 to the east and Block 119 (Ting’ang’a) to the south. The boundary continues in a south-west direction for 574.4 meters to co-ordinate (267586mE, 9867743mN) where it intersects with the Kiu River. It follows the river slightly eastwards for 70.1 meters to co-ordinate (267640mE, 9867714mN), then turns westwards for 88.7 meters to co-ordinate (267561mE, 9867732mN). Here the boundary turns south-westwards for 12.1 meters to co-ordinate (267551mE, 9867726mN). From thence the boundary runs along the river in a north-west direction for 1001.2 meters to co-ordinate (266723mE, 9868220mN) and intersects with the Northern Bypass. It borders Block 119 to the south and Block 236 to the west. The boundary runs north-eastwards along the Northern Bypass for 147.7 meters to co-ordinate (266723mE, 9868342mN) where the block borders Block 236 and Block 151(Maziwa), both to the west. It then continues on the same direction along the bypass for another 190.4 meters to co-ordinate (266872mE, 9868521mN) where it borders Block 151 and Block 236. From thence the boundary runs northwards along Northern Bypass for 191.9 meters to where it had commenced.

The official description of the block’s boundary, as recorded. Coordinates are in metres on the survey grid.

Questions about Block 235