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1 E1 m²

To help compare different areas this page lists areas starting at 10¹ m² (10 m²). See also areas of other orders of magnitude.

This page describes objects in the size range 10-100 m² (108-1080 square feet). Most one or two bedroom apartments[?] are in this range.

Areas smaller than 10 m²
- 10 m² = 107.6 square feet.
- A square of this area has a size of 3.16 m.
- A cube of this area has a size of 1.29 m.
- A circle of this area has a radius of 1.78 m.
- A sphere of this area has a radius of 0.89 m.
33.91 m² -- Tail fin area of a Concorde
1 E2 m²: Areas larger than 100 m²

External link

Conversion Calculator for Units of AREA (http://www.ex.ac.uk/cimt/dictunit/ccarea.htm)

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