This calculator allows you to convert from Span (cloth) to Chain and in a reverse direction. To convert from Span (cloth) to Chain, enter the amount of Span (cloth) into the first input and to convert from Chain to Span (cloth), enter the amount of Chain into the second input.
100 Span (cloth) = 1.1363636363637 Chain
Span (cloth) to Meter | Span (cloth) to Foot | Span (cloth) to Centimeter | Span (cloth) to Inch | Span (cloth) to Kilometer | Span (cloth) to Mile | Span (cloth) to Millimeter | Span (cloth) to Yard | Span (cloth) to Micrometer |100 Span (cloth) equal 1.1363636363637 Chain.
Every 1 Span (cloth) = 0.011363636363637 Chain and so, 100 Span (cloth) = 100 multiplied by 0.011363636363637 = 1.1363636363637 Chain.
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.
| 90 Span (cloth) = 1.0227272727273 Chain |
| 91 Span (cloth) = 1.0340909090909 Chain |
| 92 Span (cloth) = 1.0454545454546 Chain |
| 93 Span (cloth) = 1.0568181818182 Chain |
| 94 Span (cloth) = 1.0681818181818 Chain |
| 95 Span (cloth) = 1.0795454545455 Chain |
| 96 Span (cloth) = 1.0909090909091 Chain |
| 97 Span (cloth) = 1.1022727272727 Chain |
| 98 Span (cloth) = 1.1136363636364 Chain |
| 99 Span (cloth) = 1.125 Chain |
| 100 Span (cloth) = 1.1363636363637 Chain |
| 101 Span (cloth) = 1.1477272727273 Chain |
| 102 Span (cloth) = 1.1590909090909 Chain |
| 103 Span (cloth) = 1.1704545454546 Chain |
| 104 Span (cloth) = 1.1818181818182 Chain |
| 105 Span (cloth) = 1.1931818181818 Chain |
| 106 Span (cloth) = 1.2045454545455 Chain |
| 107 Span (cloth) = 1.2159090909091 Chain |
| 108 Span (cloth) = 1.2272727272727 Chain |
| 109 Span (cloth) = 1.2386363636364 Chain |
| 110 Span (cloth) = 1.25 Chain |
