160 acres.
You haven't said a 'quarter' of what. If it's a quarter section, then there are 160 acres in it.
Assuming that there is nothing strange going on (e.g. sloppy surveying) there are 40 acres in the quarter-quarter section.
1 section = 640 acres(north HALF) of (southeast QUARTER) = (1/2) x (1/4) = 1/8th section = 640/8 = 80 acres
A quarter of a million. (250,000 acres)
There are 640 acres in a section.
One section is equal to one square mile. In one square mile, there are 640 acres, therefore in one quarter of a section of land, there are 160 acres.
Any quarter section is comprised of 160 acres.
The southeast quarter of a section is 160 acres, and the southeast quarter of that is 40 acres. So, the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of a section is 40 acres.
You haven't said a 'quarter' of what. If it's a quarter section, then there are 160 acres in it.
160.
Since a quarter section of land is 160 acres, and 1 acre = 0.404 hectares, then 1 quarter section is equivalent to 64.78 hectares of land.
Assuming that there is nothing strange going on (e.g. sloppy surveying) there are 40 acres in the quarter-quarter section.
Usually 160 acres.
A quarter section is equivalent to 64 hectares. This is because one section is 640 acres and a quarter section is one-fourth of that area.
1 "section" is one square mile = 640 acres1/4 of 1/4 = 1/161/16 of 640 acres = 40 acres, whether with or without a mule
1 section = 640 acres(north HALF) of (southeast QUARTER) = (1/2) x (1/4) = 1/8th section = 640/8 = 80 acres
The south half of the north half of the north quarter of a section is an 80-acre parcel.