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1 bigha=20 KATHA
From the Wikipedia article for "Katha (unit)" (it seems that Cottah is an alternate spelling for Katha): "A Katha is approximately 720-square-foot (67 m2) or 1/20 of a bigha. It is still in use in much of Bangladesh and India"
Bighas size varies based on the region. That is to say that multiple places use the word bigha for different units of area.
1 Bigha = 1,369 m2
3.Kolkata is in India, where 1 bigha = 0.33 acres, so 1 acre is almost exactly 3 bigha
20 locha=5 katha; 5 katha= 1 bigha and so 100 locha= 1 bigha
1 bigha=20 KATHA
Here we go....... 1 Bigha = 20 katha = 33 decimal 1 katha = 1.65 decimal
From the Wikipedia article for "Katha (unit)" (it seems that Cottah is an alternate spelling for Katha): "A Katha is approximately 720-square-foot (67 m2) or 1/20 of a bigha. It is still in use in much of Bangladesh and India"
One katha is a unit of measurement used in South Asia, particularly in India, Bangladesh, and Nepal. It is equivalent to 1/20th of a bigha or 720 square feet. Katha is not typically divided into decimal units but is rather used as a whole number.
4 kanals in 1 bigha...
In Bihar, one Katha varies from seven hundred and fifty square feet to about 2000 square feet. These units are usually used at Chapra.
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Bighas size varies based on the region. That is to say that multiple places use the word bigha for different units of area.
1960 Sq.Ft.
2468 m2 = 1 bigha
1 Bigha = 1,369 m2