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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...
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Civil War, to
allot land to some
freed families, in
plots of land no
larger than 40
acres (16 ha).
Sherman later ordered the army to lend
mules for the agrarian...
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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...
- 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...
- quarter-
acre aspiration has
changed in
recent decades, with sub-divisions,
infill housing, apartments, and
townhouses becoming more
common in
large cities...
- 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...
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coast were to be
given some
surplus army
mules and lots of land no
larger than 40
acres (160,000 m2). The company's logo
contains a
circle with the icon...
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south and
partly to the west into the sea.
Three layers of
sediment from
large landslides lie on top of the lava,
perhaps triggered by
extended rainfall...
- "
large" and "small"
acres had no
fixed ratio between them, and that
there were
various other kinds of
acre in use in Ireland,
including the
Irish acre...
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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...
