Sentence examples for hectares about from inspiring English sources

It is 760,000 hectares (about 2,930 square miles), not almost one million hectares (about 3,860 square miles).

To be fair, the house also came with 20 hectares (about 50 acres) of woodland.

The National Trust owns 250,000 hectares, about 1% of the total area of the UK.

They eradicated just over 1,000 hectares, about 1percentt of the Helmand crop, before withdrawing to Kabul.

The property, complete with a number of olive trees, covers nearly 5 hectares (about 12 acres at 0.4 hectares to the acre), with hilly and level areas.

Thus, some 2,600 hectares – about 85% of Dorotcaia's farmland – is now off-limits to its residents unless they sign the new agreement.

It has about 1,900 square meters, or 20,450 square feet, of living space set on 2.5 hectares, or about 6 acres, of grounds.

Like those of two-thirds of New Zealand kiwi growers, Mr. Whittle's orchard is smaller than five hectares, or about 12 acres.

This stretch of swamp and grassland of more than 6,000 hectares, or about 15,000 acres, is just a 45-minute train ride from Amsterdam.

The 1498 tax census describes 60 hectares - about 150 acres - of vines, olives and forest.

Olympics officials said it was about one hectare, about 2.5 acres, or close to the size of two football fields.