How to Convert Ground to Bigha land measurement units

What is Ground?

Ground is one of the predominantly used land measurement units in the country, particularly in Southern States. Ground is used in tandem with Guntha, Cent and Anakanam and others. It is usually considered as equivalent to 2400 square feet while an acre works out to 18.15 grounds. A cent is equal to 0.18 grounds. A ground is taken as 203 square meters in Mumbai while it works out to 222.967 square meters in Kerala.

What is Bigha?

Bigha is a traditional measurement unit for land in India and several other countries like Nepal and Bangladesh. States like Gujarat, Assam, Haryana, Bihar, Jharkhand and Himachal Pradesh make use of Bigha along with West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand among others. Bigha is a measurement unit dating back to a long time indeed.

Relationship between Ground and Bighas

The relationship of ground to Bighas is not hard to work out. 1 Ground works out to 0.1666667 Bighas while 1 Bigha is equivalent to 7.26 Grounds.

How to Convert from Ground to Bighas

You already know that 1 Ground is equivalent to 0.1666667 Bighas. You only have to multiply the figure in Ground by 0.1666667 to get the final value in Bighas.

Formula for Converting Ground to Bighas

You can use this formula for conversion-

Bighas = Ground * 0.1666667.

Ground to Bighas Conversion Table

Current Use of Ground

Ground is a traditionally used land measurement unit that is mostly preferred in Southern Indian States.

Current Use of Bighas

Bighas are used for measuring land area not just in India but also neighbouring countries like Bangladesh. It is used predominantly throughout most Indian cities, towns and villages.