About

Land management requires shifting between micro and macro scales. Urban plots are measured in square meters (m²), while agricultural fields, forestry planning, and cadastral surveys utilize Hectares (ha). A singular Hectare represents 10,000 m² (a square 100m × 100m).

This tool is engineered for surveyors and farmers. Beyond simple unit conversion, it addresses the financial aspect of land trade with an integrated "Land Price Calculator," allowing instant translation of price-per-hectare to price-per-meter. The system handles large inputs (e.g., 1,000,000 m²) and formats decimal precision to prevent loss of data on fractional land parcels.

Formulas

The hectare is a metric unit of area defined as 100 ares.

A_ha = A_m²10,000

For pricing calculations:

Price_/m² = Price_/ha10,000

Reference Data

Scale	Area (m²)	Area (ha)	Comparison
Small Plot	1,000	0.1	Large garden
Soccer Field	7,140	0.714	FIFA Standard
1 Hectare	10,000	1.0	100m x 100m block
City Block	25,000	2.5	Urban grid block
Small Farm	500,000	50.0	Viable crop farm
Central Park (NY)	3,410,000	341.0	Major urban park

Frequently Asked Questions

A hectare is a non-SI metric unit accepted for use with the SI. It equals 10,000 square meters, or a square with sides of 100 meters.

Simply divide the price per hectare by 10,000. For example, &dollar;50,000/ha equals &dollar;5.00/m².

By default, it shows up to 6 decimal places (0.000001 ha) to ensure that even small garden plots (1 m²) are registered correctly as 0.0001 ha.