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To help compare different orders of magnitude this page lists areas between 1 m² and 10 m². Areas smaller than 1 m² 1.0 m² is equal to: 1 E0 m² 10.76 square feet Area of square with 1 m side Approximately the surface area of a sphere with 28 cm radius 0.9 m² -- Area of a Red telephone box 1.8 m² -- Approximate area of a standard door 1–2 m² -- Area of the human skin 2–4 m² -- Area of the top of an office desk 3.6 m² -- Area of shotput starting circle 3.76 m² -- Area of a pool table 4.18 m² -- Area of a table tennis table Areas larger than 10 m² Orders of magnitude 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+18-24 m2 : 1 Gm2 10 fm2 10 pm2 10 nm2 10 µm2 10 mm2 10 m2 10 km2 10 Mm2 > 1 E+24 m2 : 1 Tm2 100 fm2 100 pm2 100 nm2 100 µm2 100 mm2 = 1 cm2 100 m2 = 1 a 100 km2 100 Mm2   1,000 fm2 1,000 pm2 1,000 nm2 1,000 µm2 10 cm2 10 a 1,000 km2 1,000 Mm2   10,000 fm2 10,000 pm2 10,000 nm2 10,000 µm2 100 cm2 10,000 m2 = 1 ha 10,000 km2 10,000 Mm2   100,000 fm2 100,000 pm2 100,000 nm2 100,000 µm2 1,000 cm2 10 ha 100,000 km2 100,000 Mm2   SI derived unit square metre, from base unit metre Conversion of units for area This box: view · talk ·