canna |
||
12 |
||
quarta |
4 |
48 |
65.59 |
262.350 |
3.14820 |
After 1845, the name canna was given to a length of 3 meters, and the palmo became 25 centimeters.
For measuring land and distances. Note that the trabucco and canna are the same length.
miglio sardo |
||||||
trabucco |
800 |
|||||
piede |
6 |
4800 |
||||
palmo |
2 |
12 |
9600 |
|||
oncia |
12 |
24 |
144 |
15,200 |
||
punto |
12 |
144 |
288 |
1728 |
1,382,400 |
|
1.821875 |
21.86 |
262.35 |
524.7 | 3.14820 |
2.51856 |
The miglio sardo traditionally was the distance a traveler could go in an hour, about 4 kilometers on foot, and 6 kilometers on horseback.
Before 1823 in roadwork the miglio roman antico was used, about 1.481481 kilometers, and after 1823 the miglio italiano, 1.851851 kilometers.
canna |
||
palmo |
10 |
|
quarta |
4 |
40 |
65.59 |
262.350 |
2.62350 |
The units for measurement of land area and itinerant distances were the same as those of Cagliari.
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