ground

What is a Ground?

Ground is an area unit used to describe surface size, land coverage or geometric sections.

Ground is an area unit used to describe surface size, land coverage or geometric sections.

The ground is a land unit used in Chennai and parts of Tamil Nadu, equal to 2,400 square feet (about 223 m²).

Measurement system: Metric, imperial and land-measurement area usage. SI equivalent: 1 ground = 222.967296 m².

Ground facts

Unit name
Ground
Symbol
ground
Category
Area
Measurement system
Metric, imperial and land-measurement area usage
SI equivalent
1 ground = 222.967296 m²
Common uses
Land records, floor area, geometry and engineering sections

Definition of the ground

Ground is an area unit used to describe surface size, land coverage or geometric sections.

Measurement system and SI relationship

Metric, imperial and land-measurement area usage

SI equivalent: 1 ground = 222.967296 m²

History of the ground

The ground is a land unit used in Chennai and parts of Tamil Nadu, equal to 2,400 square feet (about 223 m²).

Where is the ground used?

Land records, floor area, geometry and engineering sections

Ground conversion tools

Sources

  1. BIPM: The International System of Units (SI Brochure)
  2. NIST: Guide for the Use of the International System of Units

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