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Rod (unit)

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A rod is a way to measure length.

People use it to measure land. It is also called a perch or a pole. In the United States, one rod is 16.5 feet long. This is about 5.0292 meters.

Münster, Historisches Rathaus, Preussische halbe Ruthe -- 2017 -- 9783 (crop)
Münster, Historisches Rathaus, Preussische halbe Ruthe -- 2017 -- 9783 (crop)

Long ago, people used metal bars to measure. These bars helped them map out fields. The rod is very helpful for measuring area. An acre is a large piece of land. You can make one acre using 160 square rods.

Gortavaura - geograph.org.uk - 1258792
Gortavaura - geograph.org.uk - 1258792

This happens if the area is 40 rods long and 4 rods wide. In the past, workers used rods made of iron. These rods could link together to make a chain. A chain is four rods long. Today, we use lasers to measure land. This is much faster than using old tools. Some people still use rods today. For example, canoe maps use rods to show paths.

A Meat Stall with the Holy Family Giving Alms - Placard
A Meat Stall with the Holy Family Giving Alms - Placard

This old painting shows land for sale by the rod.

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