Rood
The rood (symbol: ro) is a historical English unit of land area equal to one-quarter of an acre, or 40 square rods (10,890 square feet, approximately 1,011.7 square metres). The term derives from the Old English word for pole or cross. Historically utilized across Britain and the Commonwealth in agricultural boundary surveys, the rood fell out of official administrative use during the metrication transitions of the late 20th century.
Metric
- Square kilometre (km²)1.01×10⁻³
- Hectare (ha)0.1
- Are (a)10.12
- Square metre (m²)1,011.71
- Square decimetre (dm²)101,171.36
- Square centimetre (cm²)10,117,136.2
- Square millimetre (mm²)1.01×10⁹
- Square micrometre (µm²)1.01×10¹⁵
- Square nanometre (nm²)1.01×10²¹
British/American
- Township1.09×10⁻⁵
- Square mile3.91×10⁻⁴
- Homestead1.56×10⁻³
- Acre0.25
- Rood1
- Square rod40
- Square108.9
- Square yard (yr²)1,210
- Square foot (ft²)10,889.99
- Square inch (in²)1,568,159.15
Other
- Metric dunam1.01
- Cypriot dunam0.76
- Iraqi dunam0.4
- Football pitch0.14
Brazilian
- Alqueire paulista0.04
- Alqueire mineiro0.02
- Alqueire baiano0.01
- Alqueire do norte0.04