This document summarizes a study on mapping liquefaction hazard zonation in Dahej, India. It discusses evaluating liquefaction potential at both the macro and micro levels. At the macro level, factors like geology, age of deposits, water table, geomorphology, and seismicity of the area were considered to determine liquefaction susceptibility. At the micro level, soil properties from borehole data like lithology, soil classification, and SPT values at different depths were examined. Twenty-seven representative boreholes were selected for detailed analysis. Maps of geology, geomorphology, and water table were presented. The study area was found to have moderate-high liquefaction potential based on the macro factors analyzed.