a\text{a}

are

Areaexact by definition

The are is exactly 100 square metres, a square ten metres on a side. It is the parent unit of the hectare, which is simply one hundred ares, and it survives in continental European land records and in some horticultural and viticultural contexts.

1 a\text{a} 100 m2\text{m}^{2}
Where the unit came from

It was created in the French metric reform of 1795 as the intended unit of land measure. The hectare, its hundredfold, turned out to be the size people actually needed, and the are was left behind almost everywhere except in the name of its own multiple.

One are in every area unit

1.00000e+36microbarn (μb)
1.00000e+33millibarn (mb)
1.00000e+30barn (b)
1.00000e+20square nanometer (nm²)
100,000,000,000,000square micrometer (μm²)
197,353,000,000circular mil (cmil)
197,353,000thousand circular mils (kcmil)
100,000,000square millimeter (mm²)
1,000,000square centimeter (cm²)
155,000square inch (in²)
10,000square decimeter (dm²)
1,076.39square foot (ft²)
119.599square yard (yd²)
100square meter (m²)
30.25tsubo (tsubo)
3.95369square rod (rd²)
1are (a)this unit
0.247105square chain (ch²)
0.1dunam (dunam)
0.0988422rood (rood)
0.0247105acre (ac)
0.01hectare (ha)
0.0001square kilometer (km²)
0.0000386102square mile (mi²)