"Acre" is an area, but "mile" is just a distance, so they don't convert. If they could,
then you'd be able to go into a hardware store and buy an acre of rope.
Now, if you have a square piece of land that's a mile long and a mile wide, the area
of that is one square mile, and there are 640 acres of area in it.
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An acre is a measure of area, and a mile is a measure of distance. An acre can take any shape as long as it is 43,560 square feet, and therefore can be a mile long or 100 feet long, depending on the dimensions.
An acre is a measure of area, not distance. Therefore a similar conversion would be in square miles, not simply miles.
Cancelled down to two significant figures, one acre is equal to 0.0016 square miles.
A mile is a unit of distance. An acre is a unit of area. The two units are therefore incompatible.
One square mile equates to 640 acres.
There are no acers in a mile.There are 640 acres in one square mile.
One square mile is equal to 640 acres of water.
There are 80 acres in one eighth square mile.
640 acres, algebraic steps below: 1 mi²*640 acres 1 mi²=640 acres