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Convert Link to League (li to league) instantly with accurate, readable results.
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Link - traditional surveying length unit
Link is a historical unit used in land surveying as 1/100 of a Gunter’s chain. Used on cadastral maps, field books, and deeds throughout the English-speaking world.
- Symbols: l, lk, or lnk (varies)
- System: Imperial/US customary (historic surveying)
- Exact relations: 1 link = 1/100 chain = 1/25 rod = 0.66 ft = 7.92 in
- Metric equivalents: 1 link = 0.201168 m (exact); 100 links = 20.1168 m (1 chain)
- Typical examples: parcel frontage like “12 ch 37 lks”; old plats listing sides in chains and links
League - traditional distance unit
League is a historical unit of length with region-dependent values, commonly taken as about three miles on land; a nautical league is standardized as three nautical miles. Used historically in European surveying, travel descriptions, and maritime contexts
- Symbol: none standardized
- System: Historical (European/Imperial/Maritime)
- Common relations (land): 1 league ≈ 3 statute miles ≈ 4.828 km (English/US usage); varied by country (e.g., French/Spanish leagues ranged ~4–7 km)
- Nautical league (standardized): 1 nautical league = 3 nmi = 3 × 1,852 m = 5,556 m (exact) ≈ 5.556 km
- Typical examples: literary distances (“several leagues”); maritime references (e.g., coastal limits expressed in nautical leagues)