dunam\text{dunam}

dunam

Areaexact by definition

The metric dunam is exactly 1,000 square metres, one tenth of a hectare. It is the everyday unit of land area in Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and Turkey, where the Turkish spelling is dönüm, and agricultural yields and real estate in those countries are quoted per dunam.

Watch out: Ottoman-era land records use the old dunam of roughly 919.3 m², about 8% smaller. Old title deeds and modern cadastral areas are therefore not directly comparable.

1 dunam\text{dunam} 1,000 m2\text{m}^{2}
Where the unit came from

The Ottoman dunam was defined as forty standard paces square and ran near 920 m². When the successor states metricated they rounded it to a clean 1,000 m², which is the value in use today.

One dunam in every area unit

1.00000e+37microbarn (μb)
1.00000e+34millibarn (mb)
1.00000e+31barn (b)
1.00000e+21square nanometer (nm²)
1.00000e+15square micrometer (μm²)
1,973,530,000,000circular mil (cmil)
1,973,530,000thousand circular mils (kcmil)
1,000,000,000square millimeter (mm²)
10,000,000square centimeter (cm²)
1,550,000square inch (in²)
100,000square decimeter (dm²)
10,763.9square foot (ft²)
1,195.99square yard (yd²)
1,000square meter (m²)
302.5tsubo (tsubo)
39.5369square rod (rd²)
10are (a)
2.47105square chain (ch²)
1dunam (dunam)this unit
0.988422rood (rood)
0.247105acre (ac)
0.1hectare (ha)
0.001square kilometer (km²)
0.000386102square mile (mi²)