One hectare equals how many acres

One hectare: In ancient times, 1 hectare was 50 acres, and 1 acres was 60 square feet, which was 1/15 hectare, about 667 square meters.

Therefore, one hectare is now 3.33 hectares or 33,333 square meters.

One modern hectare (hectare) is 100 acres, or 10,000 square meters.

In ancient times, due to errors in metric measuring instruments and other reasons, different dynasties had different definitions of the size of acres.

Qin Dynasty: One mu is now 0.991 mu. Sui Dynasty: One mu is now 0.7187 mu. Tang Dynasty: One mu is now 0.871 mu. Qing Dynasty: One mu is now 0.9216 mu. Hectare: 1 hectare is approximately equal to 15 mu.

The calculation process is as follows: 1 hectare = 10,000 square meters, 1 mu ≈ 667 square meters, 1 hectare is: 10,000÷667≈15 acres.

Hectare: The hectare is the metric unit of area (SI unit).

A one-hectare piece of land is 10,000 square meters, slightly larger than a standard football.

Mu is a unit of land area in China's municipal system. It is derived from the well field model implemented in the well field system of Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasty in ancient China. The current municipal system stipulates that one mu is equal to sixty square feet, which is approximately equal to 667 square meters, so fifteen acres is equal to

One hectare.