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What are the dimensions of an half acre?
if i have a lot at 126,8 x 176,6 how much land is that
What percent of an acre is a piece of land that is 320 feet long by 180 feet wide?
320' x 180' works out to be about 132% of one acre.
What are the perimeter dimensions of an acre?
834.84 feet
How many acre is 320 feet x 100 feet?
Total acreage: 0.735
What are the deminsions of an acre?
An acre is defined as any area that is 43,560 square feet, and therefore doesn't have any set dimensions as it can be in the shape of a square, rectangle, triangle, etc. However, the dimensions of an acre that is a perfect square is about 208. 71 feet by 208. 71 feet.
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