-
divided into
plots of an
Imperial acre, and
these became known as town
acres.
Acre-foot – used in US to
measure a
large water volume Anthropic units Conversion...
- quarter-
acre aspiration has
changed in
recent decades, with sub-divisions,
infill housing, apartments, and
townhouses becoming more
common in
large cities...
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destruction several times and
survived as
little more than a
large village for
centuries at a time.
Acre was a
hugely important city
during the
Crusades as a...
- U.S.
Acres (known as Orson's Farm
outside the
United States and as Orson's
Place in Canada) is an
American comic strip that ran in
newspapers from 1986...
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Fifth Avenue designed by Jean-Michel Frank. They also
lived at the 3,000-
acred family estate in
Pocantico Hills, New York,
named Kykuit. Her
husband died...
- The
acre-foot is a non-SI unit of
volume equal to
about 1,233 m3
commonly used in the
United States in
reference to
large-scale
water resources, such...
- The
siege of
Acre was the
first significant counterattack by Guy of
Jerusalem against Saladin,
leader of the
Muslims in
Syria and Egypt. This
pivotal siege...
- In A. A. Milne's books, the term "Hundred
Acre Wood" is
actually used for a
specific part of the
larger Forest,
centred on Owl's
house (see the map...
-
Green Acres is an
American sitcom starring Eddie Albert and Eva
Gabor as a
couple who move from New York City to a
rural country farm. The
series was...
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Acre (Portuguese: [ˈakɾi] ) is a
state located in the west of the
North Region of
Brazil and the
Amazonia Legal.
Located in the
westernmost part of the...
