Orders of magnitude (area)

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List of orders of magnitude for area
Factor (m²) Multiple Value Item
10-70   2.61×10-70 m² the Planck area, \frac{G \hbar}{c^3}
...
10-30 1 square femtometre (fm²)    
10-28   10-28 m² 1 barn, roughly the cross-sectional area of an uranium nucleus
10-24 1 square picometre (pm²)    
10-20 1 square ångström (Ų)    
10-18 1 square nanometre (nm²)    
10-12 1 square micrometre (μm²)    
...
10-8   0.055 mm² Size of a pixel on a typical modern computer display
10-7      
10-6 1 square millimetre (mm²) 2 mm² Area of the head of a pin
10-5    
10-4 1 square centimetre (cm²) 5 cm² Area of a typical postage stamp
10-3   48 cm² Largest side of a cigarette box
10-2 1 square decimetre (dm²) 0.060 m² American letter paper (11 × 8½ inches, "A" size)
0.0625 m² International A4 paper (210 × 297 mm)
0.093 m² 1 square foot
10-1   0.125 m² International A3 paper (297 x 420 mm)
0.181 m² Surface area of a basketball (diameter 24 cm)
0.250 m² International A2 paper (420 x 594 mm)
0.500 m² International A1 paper (594 x 841 mm)
100 1 square metre 1 m² International A0 paper (841 x 1189 mm)
2-4 m² Area of the top of an office desk
101   10-20 m² A parking space
102 1 square decametre (dam²) 100 m² One are (a)
162 m² Size of a volleyball field (9 x 18 metres)
186 m² 2000 square feet, the floor area of a typical suburban three-bedroom house in North America
103   4,047 m² 1 acre
5,400 m² Size of an American football field
7,300 m² Size of a football (soccer) field
104 1 square hectometre (hm²) 10 000 m² 1 hectare (ha)
55 000 m² Base of the Great Pyramid of Giza (5.5 ha)
105   190 000 m² Irish National Botanic Gardens
440 000 m² Vatican City
620 000 m² Total floor area of the Pentagon
106 1 square kilometre (km²) 1.95 km² Monaco (country ranked 192nd by area)
2.59 km² 1 square mile
2.9 km² City of London (not all of modern London)
107   61 km² San Marino
87.5 km² Manhattan
108   105 km² Paris
122 km² Walt Disney World
272 km² Taipei City
641 km² Toronto
109   1092 km² Hong Kong
1290 km² Los Angeles, California, USA
2187 km² Tokyo
5700 km² Bali
8028 km² Community of Madrid, Spain
1010   10,991 km² Jamaica
68,870 km² Lake Victoria
83,858 km² Austria
1011   103,000 km² Iceland
301,230 km² Italy
504,782 km² Spain
780,580 km² Turkey
1012 1 square megametre (Mm²) =
1 million km²		 1.00 Mm² Egypt (country ranked 29th by area)
7.69 Mm² Australia (country ranked 6th by area)
9 Mm² Largest extent of the Roman Empire
1013   10 Mm² Canada (including water)
17 Mm² Russia (country ranked 1st by area)
30 Mm² Africa
36 Mm² Largest extent of the British Empire
38 Mm² The Moon
77 Mm² Atlantic Ocean
1014   144 Mm² Surface area of Mars
150 Mm² Land area of Earth
360 Mm² Water area of Earth
510 Mm² Total area of Earth
1015   7,700 Mm² Neptune
1016   44,000 Mm² Saturn
64,000 Mm² Jupiter
1017   4.6×1017 m² Area swept by the Moon's orbit of Earth
1018 1 square gigametre (Gm²) 6.1×1018 m² Surface area of the Sun
1019      
1020      
1021      
1022   1.1×1022 m² Area swept by Mercury's orbit around the Sun
3.7×1022 m² Area swept by Venus' orbit around the Sun
7.1×1022 m² Area swept by Earth's orbit around the Sun
1023   1.6×1023 m² Area swept by Mars' orbit around the Sun
2.81×1023 m² Surface area of a Dyson sphere with a radius of 1 AU
1024 1 square terametre (Tm²) 1.9×1024 m² Area swept by Jupiter's orbit around the Sun
6.4×1024 m² Area swept by Saturn's orbit around the Sun
1025   2.6×1025 m² Area swept by Uranus' orbit around the Sun
6.4×1025 m² Area swept by Neptune's orbit around the Sun
1026   1.1×1026 m² Area swept by Pluto's orbit around the Sun
...
1041   7×1041 m² Roughly the area of Milky Way's galactic disk
SI derived unit square metre, from base unit metre Orders of magnitude for area Conversion of units for area
1 E-30 m² = 1 fm² 1 E-24 m² = 1 pm² 1 E-18 m² = 1 nm² 1 E-12 m² = 1 µm² 1 E-6 m² = 1 mm² 1 E0 m² = 1 m² 1 E+6 m² = 1 km² 1 E+12 m² = 1 Mm² 1 E+18 m² = 1 Gm² 1 E+24 m² = 1 Tm² 1 E+30 m² = 1 Pm²
10 fm² 10 pm² 10 nm² 10 µm² 10 mm² 10 m² 10 km² 10 Mm² 10 Gm² 10 Tm² 1 E+36 m² = 1 Em²
100 fm² 100 pm² 100 nm² 100 µm² 100 mm² = 1 cm² 100 m² = 1 dam² aka a 100 km² 100 Mm² 100 Gm² 100 Tm² 1 E+40 m²
1,000 fm² 1,000 pm² 1,000 nm² 1,000 µm² 1,000 mm² = 10 cm² 1,000 m² = 10 dam² aka a 1,000 km² 1,000 Mm² 1,000 Gm² 1,000 Tm² 1 E+41 m²
10,000 fm² 10,000 pm² 10,000 nm² 10,000 µm² 10,000 mm² = 1 dm² 10,000 m² = 1 hm² aka ha 10,000 km² 10,000 Mm² 10,000 Gm² 10,000 Tm² 1 E+42 m² = 1 Zm²
100,000 fm² 100,000 pm² 100,000 nm² 100,000 µm² 100,000 mm² = 10 dm² 100,000 m² = 10 hm² aka ha 100,000 km² 100,000 Mm² 100,000 Gm² 100,000 Tm² 1 E+48 m² = 1 Ym²
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