This calculator allows you to convert from Chain to Rod (US survey) and in a reverse direction. To convert from Chain to Rod (US survey), enter the amount of Chain into the first input and to convert from Rod (US survey) to Chain, enter the amount of Rod (US survey) into the second input.
250 Chain = 999.99799999997 Rod (US survey)
Chain to Meter | Chain to Foot | Chain to Centimeter | Chain to Inch | Chain to Kilometer | Chain to Mile | Chain to Millimeter | Chain to Yard | Chain to Micrometer |250 Chain equal 999.99799999997 Rod (US survey).
Every 1 Chain = 3.9999919999999 Rod (US survey) and so, 250 Chain = 250 multiplied by 3.9999919999999 = 999.99799999997 Rod (US survey).
What is the chain?
The chain is a unit of length. It equals 66 feet. The chain was first introduced between 1579 and 1607.
Several countries have used chain for several centuries especially in England. Note that there are 80 chains in one mile.
The main use of the chain is in laying out US townships. Official governments must use US survey chain to do surveys according to the federal law passed in 1785.
| 240 Chain = 959.99807999998 Rod (US survey) |
| 241 Chain = 963.99807199998 Rod (US survey) |
| 242 Chain = 967.99806399998 Rod (US survey) |
| 243 Chain = 971.99805599998 Rod (US survey) |
| 244 Chain = 975.99804799998 Rod (US survey) |
| 245 Chain = 979.99803999998 Rod (US survey) |
| 246 Chain = 983.99803199998 Rod (US survey) |
| 247 Chain = 987.99802399998 Rod (US survey) |
| 248 Chain = 991.99801599998 Rod (US survey) |
| 249 Chain = 995.99800799998 Rod (US survey) |
| 250 Chain = 999.99799999997 Rod (US survey) |
| 251 Chain = 1003.997992 Rod (US survey) |
| 252 Chain = 1007.997984 Rod (US survey) |
| 253 Chain = 1011.997976 Rod (US survey) |
| 254 Chain = 1015.997968 Rod (US survey) |
| 255 Chain = 1019.99796 Rod (US survey) |
| 256 Chain = 1023.997952 Rod (US survey) |
| 257 Chain = 1027.997944 Rod (US survey) |
| 258 Chain = 1031.997936 Rod (US survey) |
| 259 Chain = 1035.997928 Rod (US survey) |
| 260 Chain = 1039.99792 Rod (US survey) |
