LAND OR SQUARE MEASURE.

N.B. The _basis_ of _this_ and of _all other measures of

extension_, is the _Standard Yard_, established in 1760,—which

_remains unaltered_.

144 Square Inches, that is, 12 by 12, make 1 Square Foot

9 Square Feet 1 Yard

30¼ sq. Yards, or 272¼ sq. Feet 1 Pole

40 Sq. Poles, or Perches 1 Rood

4 Square Roods, or 160 sq. Rods. 1 Acre

30 Acres 1 Yardd. of Land

100 Acres 1 Hide of Do.

640 Sq. Acres 1 Sq. M. of Land

100 Sq. Feet 1 Sq. of flooring, &c.

272¼ Sq. Feet 1 Rod of brick work

⁂ Land is measured by Gunter’s Chain, which is divided into 100

links, each link 6 inches and 6-10ths long, and the whole Chain

being 4 Rods, or 22 Yards, or 66 Feet in length; so that 10 Chains

in length and 1 in breadth, or 4840 square Yards, make an Acre.

By this measure not only land, but all other superficies, such as

paving, flooring, plastering, roofing, tiling, &c. are measured.

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