The hectare, often abbreviated to "ha", is a unit of measurement for areas and corresponds to 10,000 square meters or one square with a side length of 100 meters. The hectare is a key unit for measuring large areas, particularly in the fields of agriculture and forestry.
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Use of the hectare:
- Agriculture: The hectare is the most commonly used unit to describe agricultural land, whether for fields, meadows or vineyards.
- Forestry: In forestry, the area of woodland is also often expressed in hectares.
- Urban planning: In the development of new housing estates or industrial zones, the total area is often calculated in hectares.
- Nature conservation: Nature reserves or protected areas are often measured in hectares.
Conversion to other area units:
The hectare is directly related to the square meter, making conversion to other units of area straightforward:
- Square kilometer (km²): One hectare equals 0.01 km².
- Ar: One hectare is equal to 100 ares, as one ar is equal to 100 m².
- Square meter (m²): One hectare corresponds to 10,000 m².
- Square centimeter (cm²): One hectare is equal to 100,000,000 cm².
- Square millimeter (mm²): One hectare is equal to 10,000,000,000 mm².
Due to its direct relationship to the square meter, it is the preferred unit for describing and calculating area in many regions and industries
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- Acre
- Ar
- Hectare
- Hectares in square kilometers
- Square centimeter
- Square centimeters in square meters
- Square decimeter
- Square feet
- Square inch
- Square kilometer
- Square meter
- Square meters in ar
- Square meters in hectares
- Square meters in square kilometers
- Square mile
- Square millimeter
- Square millimeters in square centimeters
- Square yard
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