how many yards are in a track?
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the track is 400 meters around (1 lap).\nFor every 1 yard = 0.9144 meters.\n\n400 meters = 437.45 yards (1 lap around the track)
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There are 1760 yards to a mile and three feet to a yard, making 5280 feet, Why? God only knows, but that's Imperial measurement for you.  If you want some more Imperial facts, read on:\nTwenty shillings made a pound,\nTwelve pence made a shilling.\nTwenty-four pence made a florin.\nTwo shillings made a florin.\nTwo sixpences made a shilling.\nTwo shillings and sixpence made half-a-crown.\nThirty pence made half-a-crown.\nFive shillings made a crown.\nFour Crowns made a pound.\nTwo threepences made a sixpence.\nForty sixpences made a pound.\nTwo halfpennies made a penny.\nTwo farthings made a halfpenny.\nTwo hundred and forty pennies made a pound.\nFour hundred and eighty halfpennies made a pound.                                                      Nine hundred and sixty farthings made a pound.\n                                           \nTwenty-hundredweight made a ton.\nEight stone made a hundredweight.\nFourteen pounds made a stone.\nSixteen ounces made a pound,\n(Unless they were Troy ounces, then there were only twelve).\n\n\nQuestion:   How many farthings were there in an ounce? \n\nThis was how prices were calculated in GB until 1972 when the Pound became Metric.   Shortly afterwards, building materials also went metric.   Still to this day, I cannot give any idea how tall a person is in Metric if he is 5feet 10 inches.          So you are worried about 5280 feet.\n\nIs it any wonder that I was forever getting a hiding from the teacher?\n\n--------------------
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5280 feet in a mile\n1760 yards in a mile
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I found one in Michigan, but cannot find the name for that particular track. It's about 15 mile NE of the city of Kalkaska, MI. Hope that helps some.
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Well if i were gonna have to take a guess after looking at these other fine answers i would have to say 10 yards. yes 10 yards is the answer no more no less 10 would be the minimum number of yards unless the number was 11 but it isnt. it is 10.\nthe answer is 10\nto find the answer check out this websight http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006010503923&r=w
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660 feet or 220 yards or  201.168 metres. ten chains in a furlong and eight furlongs in a mile.
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The most common way to describe the size is by way of yardage.  That is the total distance between all 18 holes in more or less a straight line.   An average of 6,500 yards would be a fair estimate (UK & Ireland)
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Is the track oval or circular?  What is the inside diameter and the width of each lane?
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An alternative method:\nThe times taken by A, B and C to complete one lap around the track would be 10/7, 10/8 and 10/9 mins, respectively. Now we just need the LCM of these three to find out when they will all catch up with each other. \n\nThis turns out to be 10 mins.
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The answer is 702 feet... if your ever trying to convert measurements then I recommend http://www.google.com just type in, 234 yards in feet and it will give you the answer...\n\n--\nMichael Burns
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I don't exactly get "excited" about indoor track; outdoor track is definetly better, but cross-country is the best. I don't really like running on the track (i run distance) because it gets boring, running 8 times around the track.
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Most high school tracks used to be a quarter mile, (440 yds), but since high schools switched to running metric distances, tracks are built 400 meter (437 yd 16 in) a couple of steps short of a quarter mile, inconsequential unless you are working on pace.\n\nA standard lane is 1.22 meters wide, so you run an extra 7.76 meters (8.38 yd) for each lane you move out from the curb.\n\nTo make the calculations easier, here are links to a couple of calculators:\nhttp://www.csgnetwork.com/disttracklanecalc.html\nhttp://www.philsport.com/narf/atrack.htm\n\nFor your other runs around the neighborhood, try this page: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/\nIt's based on Google maps and gives you a way to measure the length of any random path you choose to run.
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20 yards long, 12 yards wide
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All tracks are 400 meters or 440 yards.   4 laps to a mile.
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8,364 ft (2,550 m) or 2,788 yards
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a average 400 meter track. so 1/2 the track is a 200 meters. usually starts at bend and ends in a straight way
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They are all right, technically, when it comes to exact distance.  But, mile races in short course yards are actually only 1650 yards, which is 66 laps.