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cable length

Lengthexact by definition

A cable length is one tenth of a nautical mile, exactly 185.2 metres. It is the short-range distance unit at sea, used for ranges between ships, for anchor cable scope and for close-quarters manoeuvring where a nautical mile is too coarse.

Watch out: The traditional British cable was 100 fathoms (182.88 m) and the US Navy used 120 fathoms (219.456 m). The international value of exactly 185.2 m is the one in current use, but older sources may mean either of the other two.

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One cable length in every length unit

1.14586e+37Planck length (lP)
1.85200e+17femtometer (fm)
185,200,000,000,000picometer (pm)
3,499,770,000,000bohr radius (a0)
1,852,000,000,000angstrom (Å)
185,200,000,000nanometer (nm)
185,200,000micrometer (μm)
7,291,340thou (thou)
524,976point (pt)
185,200millimeter (mm)
43,748pica (pc)
18,520centimeter (cm)
7,291.34inch (in)
1,852decimeter (dm)
1,822.83hand (hh)
920.624link (li)
607.612foot (ft)
607.61US survey foot (ftUS)
202.537yard (yd)
185.2meter (m)
101.269fathom (ftm)
36.8249rod (rd)
9.20624chain (ch)
1cable length (cb)this unit
0.920624furlong (fur)
0.1852kilometer (km)
0.115078mile (mi)
0.1nautical mile (nmi)
0.0383593league (lea)
0.0001852megameter (Mm)
0.0000290692Earth radius (REarth)
6.17761e-07light-second (ls)
4.81791e-07lunar distance (LD)
2.66207e-07solar radius (Rsun)
1.02960e-08light-minute (lmin)
1.23799e-09astronomical unit (AU)
1.95757e-14light-year (ly)
6.00192e-15parsec (pc)
6.00192e-18kiloparsec (kpc)
6.00192e-21megaparsec (Mpc)
6.00192e-24gigaparsec (Gpc)