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1 acre is 220 feet wide and 198 long. multiplied by 90 = 19,800 X 17,820 feet
Sadly incorrect. If you multiply each dimension by 90 you end up with 90x too many acres...
If 1 acre is 220x198, the area is 43,560 sq. feet. 90 acres is 3,920,400 sq. feet, which is a square about 1,980 feet in length and width.
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