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Ah, what a lovely question! A football field is about 0.714 hectares in size. Just imagine all the happy little players running around and enjoying the game on that beautiful green canvas. Remember, there are no mistakes, just happy accidents in the world of football fields.

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A standard football field measures approximately 0.714 hectares. To calculate this, you would first determine the area of the field in square meters, which is 100 meters by 64 meters (length times width). This equals 6400 square meters. To convert square meters to hectares, you divide by 10,000 (since 1 hectare is equal to 10,000 square meters), resulting in 0.64 hectares.

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5mo ago
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1 Hectare= 2.47 acres 1 F. Field= 1.1 acres 1 Hectare= 2.25 F. Fields (rounded) or 1 F. Field= .45 Hectare (rounded)

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15y ago
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I hectare would be approximately 2 football fields.

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