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Start with a familiar unit, type a value, and get a dependable answer with sensible precision. Fractions and scientific notation are welcome.

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Length

Distance, height, thickness and astronomical length.

Em
ch

Try a decimal, 1e-9, 1/3, or 5 1/2.

ResultEm → chConvert exametre to chain
HOW IT IS CALCULATED

Convert through metre

Enter a exametre value to calculate chain with full internal precision before display rounding.

Display precisionAuto · 12 significant digits

Auto keeps up to 12 significant digits, trims unnecessary zeroes, and switches to scientific notation for extreme magnitudes.

QUICK REFERENCE

All units in this quantity

UnitSymbolConverted value
quectometrefrom EmqmInteractive
rontometrefrom EmrmInteractive
yoctometrefrom EmymInteractive
zeptometrefrom EmzmInteractive
attometrefrom EmamInteractive
femtometrefrom EmfmInteractive
picometrefrom EmpmInteractive
nanometrefrom EmnmInteractive
ångströmfrom EmÅInteractive
micrometrefrom EmµmInteractive
millimetrefrom EmmmInteractive
centimetrefrom EmcmInteractive
decimetrefrom EmdmInteractive
metrefrom EmmInteractive
decametrefrom EmdamInteractive
hectometrefrom EmhmInteractive
kilometrefrom EmkmInteractive
megametrefrom EmMmInteractive
gigametrefrom EmGmInteractive
terametrefrom EmTmInteractive
petametrefrom EmPmInteractive
exametrefrom EmEmInteractive
zettametrefrom EmZmInteractive
yottametrefrom EmYmInteractive
ronnametrefrom EmRmInteractive
quettametrefrom EmQmInteractive
thou / milfrom EmmilInteractive
inchfrom EminInteractive
footfrom EmftInteractive
yardfrom EmydInteractive
chainfrom EmchInteractive
furlongfrom EmfurInteractive
international milefrom EmmiInteractive
nautical milefrom EmnmiInteractive
U.S. survey footfrom EmftUSInteractive
typographic pointfrom EmptInteractive
astronomical unitfrom EmauInteractive
light-secondfrom EmlsInteractive
light-yearfrom EmlyInteractive
parsecfrom EmpcInteractive

SI symbols follow international notation. U.S. and Imperial measures are labelled separately where their values differ.