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How many feet are in a rod?
16.5 feet
How many feet in a rod of pipe?
1 rod is 16.5 feet (16 feet 6 inches).
How many feet is in a roll of barbed wire?
80 rod or 1320 feet (1 rod = 16.5 feet)
How many feet are in 45 Rods and 12 Links?
The answer is 750.42 feet There are 16.50 feet to a Rod ( A three Rod Road is 49.50 Feet wide) There are 25 Links to a Rod . One Link is 0.66 Feet
Ho many feet is 41 inches?
41 inches = 3.42 feet.
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