The development which is increasing rapidly leds to land increases need, but in contraty land is not increased. Aiming the streamlines developments, it is need to be more focused on land ruling, structuring, and control. All of it are regulated in
the form of the Spatial Plan (RTRW) in 26th law in 2007 about Spatial Planning. In fact, there are many irregularities or discrepancies of land use camparing to the Spatial Plan. To analyze the suitability of land use compairing to the Spatial Plan
carefully and accurately, it would require a tool that utilizies Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Utilization of GIS was considered very appropriate to monitor the dynamics of land use in towns and cities which area are being
developed which one of them is Majalengka.
This study was conducted in Majalengka which is one of West Java Province. Samples are taken in three districts, there are Dawuan, Jatiwangi and Kasokandel. The research objectives are: (1) To know the suitability of Land Use in Majalengka compiring to The Spatial Plan; (2) To Know the factors which cause the mismatching of Land Use against Spatial Plan of Majalengka; (3) To get the accuracy of Analizies that are performed by GIS about the suitability of Land Use
in Majalengka compiring to Spatial Plan.
Results from this study are: (1) The suitability analizies of of Land Use by using GIS have high accuracy in both of interpretation of images and calculating areas of analizies result. From this study, it was obtained that the accuracy of image interpretation result in Dawuan district is 91.18%, Jatiwangi is 87.10% and Kasokandel is 89.29%. In that case, analyzing the suitability of Land Use using GIS has a high accuracy, so it is best used for monitoring the suitability of use of land to the RTRW; (2) The area which is unsuitable are 1389.55 hectares or 12.75% and suitable area are 9507.06 hectares or 87.25%. Industrial areas which are unsuitable are 587.70 Ha, villages are 511,05 Ha, Mixed gardens are 80.27,housings are 170,94 Ha, rice fields are 38.06 Ha, and moor are 1.52 Ha.
Incompatibility land use occurs in areas of high population dynamics of activities, with a uniform distribution pattern; (3) The causes factors are, the first major factor: lack of government supervision coordination of relevant parties, the
second: economic factors and the needs of land of the community and accessibilities factors that make research area become strategic areas due to the government policies that build Cikopo - Palimanan highways road�s (CIPALI)that were located relatively close to research areas, The policies appeal investors
to do business there.

Keywords: Land Use, Spatial Plan, Suitability, Unsuitability