rood\text{rood}

rood

Areaexact by definition

A rood is exactly a quarter of an acre, 1,011.7141056 square metres, or 40 square rods. British and Irish land was traditionally described in acres, roods and perches, written as "3a 2r 14p", and that notation appears throughout historical title deeds and tithe maps.

Watch out: The word also names a length in some old sources, generally a rod or a variant of it, so a rood in an old document should be checked against its context before being read as an area.

1 rood\text{rood} 1,011.7141 m2\text{m}^{2}

One rood in every area unit

1.01171e+37microbarn (μb)
1.01171e+34millibarn (mb)
1.01171e+31barn (b)
1.01171e+21square nanometer (nm²)
1.01171e+15square micrometer (μm²)
1,996,640,000,000circular mil (cmil)
1,996,640,000thousand circular mils (kcmil)
1,011,710,000square millimeter (mm²)
10,117,100square centimeter (cm²)
1,568,160square inch (in²)
101,171square decimeter (dm²)
10,890square foot (ft²)
1,210square yard (yd²)
1,011.71square meter (m²)
306.044tsubo (tsubo)
40square rod (rd²)
10.1171are (a)
2.5square chain (ch²)
1.01171dunam (dunam)
1rood (rood)this unit
0.25acre (ac)
0.101171hectare (ha)
0.00101171square kilometer (km²)
0.000390625square mile (mi²)