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Ah, two acres is a lovely size to work with. Just imagine a square plot of land where each side is about 209 feet long. That's the length and width of two acres, a perfect space to let your creativity and imagination run wild. Just think of all the happy little trees and bushes you could plant there!

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Given that the length is greater than the width, and that the total area is 2 acres = 87120 sq ft, then the length can be any vaue greater than or equal to sqrt(87120) feet ie approx 295.2 feet.

For any such length, L, the width would be 87120/L feet.

A 2 acre plot could be

8712 ft * 10 ft

87120 ft * 1 ft

or even 87120000 ft * 0.001 ft

From the Wikipedia article: an acre was originally surveyed as 66 feet X 660 feet. Most likely, the shorter dimension was doubled to get 2 acres, which would make it 132 feet x 660 feet.

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