need to know how to measure acreage in rolling field?
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Try the US Department of Agriculture website or the websites for the Department of Agricultures in the respective states. You could try looking in an almanac or in an encyclopedia entry for the respective states if you are not after precise figures.
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goto http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/cgi-bin/measure.pl?MSRE_NO=11134xyzxyzCassava%2C%20rawxyz
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Check with a local rancher or Tractor suppy store. good luck
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From square metres to acres  (divide by 4047)\nsquare metres to hectares (divide by10 000)
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Do you know who the land is owned by? Is it Federal? Is it state? The railroad easements supersede any other right-of-way, first and foremost. There may already be some sort of r-o-w recorded in the county, so yuo may want to check your county recorder's office first. Then , if no r-o-w was recorded, see if they can at least give you info on who owns the land. If Federal, you would actually need to go to the Bureau of Land Mgmt. If state, you would approach your state land dept.
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1 acre in the USA should be the same area in Puerto Rico, barring any legal subelty.\n\nI just remember that 640acres = 1 mile square [ 1 mi^2 ] and play the dimensional analysis game:\n\n  divide by 640\n\n1 acre = (1/640)mi^2\n\n  square root of both sides\n\n1 square-root-acre = (1/sqrt(640))mi\n\na square-root-acre is the length of the side of a square that spans one acre.\n\n = 1/25.298 mi\n\nsince 1 mi = 5280 feet, 1 = 5280 feet / mi, and multiplying both sides by 5280 feet / mi [ or 1 ] gives\n\n = 5280/25.298 feet = 208.710 feet ~= 208 feet 8 1/2 inches, which will be short 24 thousands of an inch.
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1866.761902 feet on a side, if it's a perfect square. Or 1320 feet by 2640 feet. \n80 acres at 43,560 sq ft per acre is 3,484,800 sq ft.
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261360(!) assuming none have to be cut or get broken best order about 262.000 to be on the safe side. (The calculation is 4 slabs per sq yd and there are 4840 sq yds in an acre so you get 13.5 x 4840 x 4)
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There are some charts on these pages:\nhttp://www.pen.k12.va.us/Div/Winchester/tech/bob/survey3.htm\n\nhttp://www.spatialinsights.com/catalog/product.aspx?product=111
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Check with your local revenue & tax agency or land management agency. Hope this helps.
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Half Acre by Hem\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009A1BX6/104-3033350-7887107?n=5174\nhttp://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?playlistId=82109940&s=143441&i=82109800
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The best way to figure out yardage is to stand on the 100 yard marker. Guess about a half way point where its 50 yards, and then say your inbetween the 50 and 100, your about 75, or say you inbetween the flag and the 50, about 25
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Ask the county assessor for the land value of the acreage. Then call a realtor who deals specifically with such things. Generally, the "going rate" is whatever you're willing to pay for it.
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goto google world...look under satellite images its got everything from measuring dephts of canyons, height of mountains , buildings, i was able to zoom on my house and measure back yard..
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The assessors website for your area and the recorded docs have all the amount.  It is a very easy find.  Just type in you state county and assessor
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6000 acres is equal to 9.37 square miles\nUse this site for all your conversion needs..\nhttp://www.sciencemadesimple.net/area.php