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U.S. Fishand Wildlife Service Exhibit 1, 342 FW 1

Metric Conversion Table

FWM#:     111 (new)
Date:        August 16, 1993
Series:      Real Property
Part 342:  Realty Operations
Originating Office: Division of Realty
(Metric to U.S. Customary)
 
Multiply By To Obtain
 
 
milimetersinches 
centimeters 
meters 
kilometers		 (mm) 
(cm) 
(m) 
(km)		 0.03937 
0.3937 
3.281 feet 
0.6214 miles 		 inches 
inches 
feet 
miles
 
 
sq. meters 
sq. kilometers 
hectares 		 (m2) 
 (km2) 
(ha)		 10.76 
 0.3861 
 2.471		 square feet 
square miles 
acres 
 
 
liters 
cubic meters 
cubic meters		  (l) 
 (m3) 
 		  0.2642 
 35.31 
 0.0008110 		  gallons 
cubic feet 
acre-feet
 
 
milligrams 
grams 
kilograms 
metric tons 
metric tons 
kilocalories 
Celsius degrees		  (mg) 
 (g) 
(kg) 
 (t) 

(kcal) 
 

 0.00003527 
  0.03527 
 2.205 
2205.0 
 1.102 
  3.968 
1.8(val..in C) + 32 		 ounces 
ounces 
pounds 
pounds 
short tons 
British thermal units 
Fahrenheit Degrees 
 
 
 
(U.S. Customary to Metric)
 
 
Multiply  By  To Obtain 
 
inches 
inches 
feet 
fathoms 
miles 
nautical miles		 (ft) 

(mi) 
(nmi)

 25.40 
2.54 
0.3048 
1.829 
1.609 
1.852		  millimeters 
 centimeters 
 meters 
 meters 
 kilometers 
 kilometers 
 
square feet 
square miles 
acres 
 		 (ft2) 
(mi2) 
 
 		 0.0929 
2.590 
0.4047 
 		 square meters 
square kilometers 
hectares 
 
 
gallons 
cubic feet 
acre-feet		 (gal) 
(ft3) 
 		 3.785 
0.02831 
1233.0		 liters 
cubic meters 
cubic meters
 
ounces 
pounds 
short tons 
British thermal units 
Fahrenheit Degrees		 (oz) 
(lb) 
(ton) 
(Btu) 
 

28.35 
0.4536 
0.9072 
0.2520 
((val. in F) - 32 )/1.8;
 

 grams 
kilograms 
metric tons 
kilocalories 
Celsius degrees
  ---------------- What is Celsius and Fahrenheit?
In 1714, a German scientist named Gabriel Fahrenheit came up with a unit of measurement for temperature. Thirty years later, a Sweedish scientist named Anders Celsius used the properties of water to define his unit of measurement. At 0°C water freezes into ice, and at 100°C water turns into steam.

°C °F

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