The mile is not contested in the Olympics.
One mile is greater that a kilometer. One mile is 1.6 kilometers. In the olympics there is no 1600 run (one mile) there is only the 1500 (with is one and a half kilometers, only one hundred meters less than a mile).
I dont really know, but measure how much feet you are, and measure how many feet a mile is.
About one eighth of a mile.
192 meters long.
About one eighth of a mile.
There is no such thing as a "metric" mile. There IS one kilometer, which is one thousand meters. One meter is 39.4 inches, making one kilometer 3,283 feet four inches. One mile is 5280 feet, making one kilometer about 6/10 of a mile. EDIT: Whoever made that comment is being far to technical in their answer. To answer the question a different way, a metric mile is the name Americans give to the European standard of middle distance running in the Olympics: the 1500 meter race. So a metric mile is actually 1.5Km which is just 109 meters short of an actual mile. The 1500, or metric mile, is run at the Olympics, the 1600 is run in most American high schools, and the 1609 is the official USA Track and Field distance. All can be referred to as "the mile," but only the 1500 carries the name "metric mile."
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The Mile One Centre is located in downtown St. John's in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. The Mile One Centre opened in 2001 and can seat up to 7,000 people.
This is not accurate. The State has an average of 1000 people per square mile. If one city has 1500 people per square mile and another has 500 people per square mile, their average population density would be 1000. When you compare the average to the actual data you can see that their is a large discrepancy.
A furlong is one eighth of a mile. There are 1760 yards in one mile so there are 220 yards in one furlong.