chō

1

町 or 丁 In Japan, ? – 20^th century, a unit of length, = 60 ken = 360 shaku = 109 ¹/₁₁ (that is, ¹²⁰⁰/₁₁, or about 109.0909) meters.

The “square chō” is not equal to 3600 square ken, but rather an area 50 ken or 60 ken, 3000 square ken.

United Nations, 1966.

2

町 In Japan and the Ryukyu Islands, 20^th century, a unit of area used for hilly or mountainous land, = 10 tan, approximately 9917.3554 square meters (approximately 2.451 acres). Also called a chōbu.

United Nations, 1966.