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One air mile equal how many ground miles?
One Ground Mile = 5280 ft , One Air or Nautical Mile = 6076.115 ft
One goontha is how many square feet in India?
33x33 sq. ft
How many sq ft 1 ground?
2400 sq ft makes 1 ground
How many cents in a ground?
Approx. 5.5 cents to a ground. In sq ft terms, 1 ground is 2,400 sq. ft and 1 cent is 435.6 sq ft. Separately, 1 acre=100 cents and 1 acre=18.15 grounds.
How many sq ft for one acre 14 guntas in India?
58,806 sq. ft.Assumptions:One acre = 43,560 sq. ft.One acre = 40 guntasOne gunta = 1,089 sq. ft.
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