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How many acres is a parcel of land that is 210 feet deep and 200 feet wide?
43560 sq ft = 1 acre 210 ft x 200 ft = 42000 sq ft = 42000 ÷ 43560 acre = 350/363 acre ≈ 0.964 acre
What is the lot size of 20000 square feet?
The dimensions could be 200 ft by 100 ft. or 400ft by 50 ft.
How many Acres in 140 feet x 200 feet?
That is 0.624 acres- a little more than a half of one acre. One acre is 43,560 sq ft.
200 feet wide x 400 feet deep how many acres?
1 ACRE IS 43,560 SQ FT. SO YOUR 200 FT X 400 FT (80,000 SQ FT) IS 1.83655 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. -eXpReXo
Is 200 by 200 feet a acre?
It will be just under an acre. An acre contains 43,560 square feet. A closer dimension would be 210 by 210.
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