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Square rod (sq rd; also perch, pole, lug) - traditional land area
Square rod is a historical Imperial/US customary unit of area equal to a square one rod on a side. Used in older land records and surveying alongside roods and acres.
- Symbols: sq rd, rd²; also “square perch”
- System: Imperial/US customary (historic)
- Exact relations: 1 sq rd = (16.5 ft)² = 272.25 ft² = (5.5 yd)² = 30.25 yd² = (5.0292 m)² = 25.29285264 m² (exact)
- Other relations: 40 sq rd = 1 rood; 160 sq rd = 1 acre; 16 sq rd = 1 square chain
- Typical examples: deed descriptions such as “2 roods 13 perches”; 19th-century cadastral plans
Stremma (στρέμμα) - Greek land area
Stremma is a regional metric unit of land area used in Greece, equal to one decare (1,000 square meters). Used in agriculture, real estate, and cadastral records throughout Greece.
- Names/aliases: στρέμμα (Greek), stremma, decare; abbreviations: στρ., str
- System: Metric (non-SI, regional)
- Exact relations: 1 stremma = 1,000 m² = 10 a = 0.1 ha
- Imperial/US equivalents: 1 stremma ≈ 0.247105381 acres ≈ 10,763.9104 ft²
- Typical examples: farm fields and olive groves measured in stremmata; property listings and land-use plans in Greece