Area
| Table of area units | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit | Relative value |
Metric value |
Imperial value |
Notes |
| kannunala | ~88.15 m² | ~818.91 sq ft | 1000 square jalka. | |
| kapanala | ~154 m² | ~1430.66 sq ft (158.96 sq yd) | 1/32 of tynnyrinala. The area (of field) that could be sown with one bushel of grain. | |
| panninala | ~2464 m² | ~22890.56 aq ft (2543.4 sq yd) | 16 kapanala, 1/2 of tynnyrinala. The area (of field) that could be sown with one panni of grain. | |
| tynnyrinala | ~4936.5 m² | ~45860.09 sq ft (5095.565 sq yd) | The area (of field) that could be sown with one barrel of grain. | |
| äyrityisenmaa | 1 | 3,926 square kyynärä. The area which grows grain worth of one äyrityinen for taxation. | ||
| äyrinmaa | 3 | 11,777 square kyynärä. The area which grows grain worth of one äyri for taxation. | ||
| penninginmaa | 125 | 490,790 square kyynärä. The area which grows grain worth of one penninki for taxation. | ||
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