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Hectare
A measure of area of land. A hectare is equal to 10,000 square meters. It traces its origins to the French revolutionary government. It is often used in real estate transactions. See also: Acre.

hectare

A land measurement under the metric system,equal to 10,000 square meters,or roughly 2.471 acres.



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