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1 Hectare 100 Ares
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About

In the specific niches of European real estate and small-scale agriculture, the transition between industrial-sized plots and residential gardens often requires converting Hectares to Ares. While a Hectare (ha) is the standard for fields and forests, the Are (a) is the preferred unit for building plots, gardens, and vineyards. This distinction is critical for developers subdividing land and farmers managing varying crop zones.

This calculator provides an error-free translation between these two metric units. Unlike generic tools, it offers a visual verification system to help users conceptually grasp the scale difference. By treating the input as a geometric transformation, the tool helps prevent magnitude errors - common when manually moving decimal points - ensuring that a 10-hectare investment doesn"t accidentally become a 10-are garden patch in documentation.

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Formulas

Both units are part of the metric system"s area designations based on the square meter.

Definitions:

  • 1 ha = 10,000 m2
  • 1 a = 100 m2

Therefore, the conversion formula is a direct multiplication:

Areaa = Areaha × 100

This linear relationship means that every hectare contains exactly 100 ares.

Reference Data

Hectares (ha)Ares (a)Context / Analogy
0.011Standard Garden Plot (100m²)
0.055Large Suburban House Plot
0.1010Luxury Villa Estate
0.5050Small Holding / Hobby Farm
1.00100Professional Football Pitch (+surround)
2.50250Orchard or Vineyard
5.00500Small Solar Farm
10.001,000Average Wheat Field (EU)
25.002,500Large Commercial Development
50.005,000Regional Distribution Center
100.0010,000Major Airport Terminal Area

Frequently Asked Questions

The Are is widely used in Europe, Indonesia, and India for real estate. In Russia and post-Soviet states, it is colloquially known as a "sotka" (meaning hundred) and is the standard unit for buying and selling private land plots.
Yes, precise decimal inputs are supported. For example, 1.54 hectares converts cleanly to 154 ares.
No. An Are is 100 square meters. An Acre is approximately 4,047 square meters. One Acre is roughly 40 Ares.
Land area cannot be negative. If you entered a negative number by mistake, the tool will flag this as an invalid input.