Ares (a) to m²
One are is 10 m by 10 m, exactly 100 m². A hundred ares make a hectare. European farm and plot areas use it, and it survives in agricultural statistics.
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Common values
Formula
㎡ = a × 100
An are (a) and a hectare (ha) differ by a factor of a hundred. One letter changes the value by that much.
Frequently asked questions
Q. How many ㎡ is 1 a?
1 a is 100 ㎡, and 10 a is 1000 ㎡. Type any value in the box above to convert instantly.
Q. And how many a is 1 ㎡?
1 ㎡ is 0.01 a. This converter works both ways, so typing in the right box updates the left one.
Q. Where is this unit used?
An are (a) and a hectare (ha) differ by a factor of a hundred. One letter changes the value by that much.
Other converters
Traditional units (geun, doe, majigi and so on) vary by region and product.