🌾 Punjab & Haryana Land Unit Converter
Punjab and Haryana share a system based on the Karam (~5.5 feet). The Killa equals one Acre.
Punjab & Haryana Land Units Reference
- 1 Square Feet (sq ft) = 1 sq ft
- 1 Square Meter (sq m) = 10.7639 sq ft
- 1 Sq Yard (Gaj) (Gaj) = 9 sq ft
- 1 Acre (Acre) = 43,560 sq ft
- 1 Hectare (ha) = 107,639 sq ft
- 1 Killa (Killa) = 43,560 sq ft — Local name for 1 Acre
- 1 Kanal (Kanal) = 5,445 sq ft — 1/8 of an Acre
- 1 Marla (Marla) = 272.25 sq ft — 1/20 of a Kanal
- 1 Bigha (Pucca) (Bigha) = 27,225 sq ft
- 1 Bigha (Kachha) (Bigha K) = 9,075 sq ft
Punjab & Haryana Land Unit Conversion Table
| Unit | Equivalent |
|---|---|
| 1 Square Meter (sq m) | = 10.7639 sq ft |
| 1 sq ft | = 0.0929031 Square Meter (sq m) |
| 1 Sq Yard (Gaj) (Gaj) | = 9 sq ft |
| 1 sq ft | = 0.111111 Sq Yard (Gaj) (Gaj) |
| 1 Acre (Acre) | = 43,560 sq ft |
| 1 sq ft | = 2.29568e-05 Acre (Acre) |
| 1 Hectare (ha) | = 107,639 sq ft |
| 1 sq ft | = 9.29031e-06 Hectare (ha) |
| 1 Killa (Killa) | = 43,560 sq ft |
| 1 sq ft | = 2.29568e-05 Killa (Killa) |
| 1 Kanal (Kanal) | = 5,445 sq ft |
| 1 sq ft | = 0.000183655 Kanal (Kanal) |
| 1 Marla (Marla) | = 272.25 sq ft |
| 1 sq ft | = 0.00367309 Marla (Marla) |
| 1 Bigha (Pucca) (Bigha) | = 27,225 sq ft |
| 1 sq ft | = 3.67309e-05 Bigha (Pucca) (Bigha) |
| 1 Bigha (Kachha) (Bigha K) | = 9,075 sq ft |
| 1 sq ft | = 0.000110193 Bigha (Kachha) (Bigha K) |
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