The area of a lot is not enough information to determine its perimeter. The most compact perimeter is approx 740 feet, which is attained by a circular lot.
Consider the following rectangular plots, each is of area 1 acre:
100 ft * 435.6ft : perimeter = 1071.2 ft
10 ft * 4356 ft : perimeter = 8732 ft
1 ft * 4356 ft : perimeter = 87122 ft
0.1 ft * 43560 ft : perimeter = 871200.2 ft
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0.000001 ft * 43,560,000,000 ft : perimeter = 87,120,000,000 ft (approx) = 16,500,000 miles.
There is virtually no limit to how much the first dimension can be reduced and the perimeter increased.
The perimeter of a 5-acre square lot is 1,866.76 feet or 1,866 feet and 9.12 inches.
1 acre is 43,560 square feet, so a 1 acre lot could be 150 feet by 290.4 feet, or 200 feet by 217.8 feet, etc.If it is a 1 acre lot, it will be 43,560 square feet, no matter how it's laid out.
A square with an area of five acres has a diameter of 466.7 feet and a diagonal length of 660 feet.
1 lot = (50 x 100) = 5000 square ft.1 acre = 43,560 square ft = (43,560 / 5,000) = 8.712 lots
In the US, it depends on how the area is zoned. High-density zoning could allow for as many as three lots, but one or two lots would be more typical, since one-quarter of an acre would make a single lot about 110 feet by 100 feet.
A 150-acre square lot has a perimeter of 10,224.68 feet.
The perimeter of a 50-acre square lot is 5,903 feet or about 1.12 miles.
The perimeter of a 5-acre square lot is 1,866.76 feet or 1,866 feet and 9.12 inches.
The perimeter of a 24.5-acre square lot is 4,132.25 feet.
A 12-acre square lot has a perimeter of 2,891.96 feet.
A 20-acre square lot has a perimeter of 3,733.52 feet.
A square-shaped 11-acre lot has a perimeter of 2,768.86 feet.
A square-shaped 7-acre lot has a perimeter of 2,208.8 feet.
A square-shaped 4-acre lot has a perimeter of 1,669.7 feet.
If a square lot of equal sides length, the total would be 10,890 square feet.
The perimeter of a 12-acre square lot is 2,891.98 feet.
A square-shaped 200-acre lot has a perimeter of 11,806.4 feet.