Nautical League
A nautical league is a unit of distance once used at sea, mainly by sailors and navigators. It equals 3 nautical miles, which is about 5.56 kilometers or 3.45 miles. Nautical leagues were used to measure longer distances during voyages before modern navigation tools became common. While the nautical mile is still widely used today in maritime and aviation navigation, the nautical league is mostly obsolete and rarely used.
Long Reed
The long reed is an old English unit of length used primarily in measuring land, especially in agriculture and surveying. It is traditionally equal to 16.5 feet or 5.03 meters.
The long reed was used alongside other units like the rod, pole, and perch, often interchangeably, to measure distances and plot boundaries.
Key points:
1 long reed = 16.5 feet ≈ 5.03 meters
Used historically in land measurement and agriculture
Equivalent or similar to the rod, pole, or perch
Important in English customary measurement systems
Though obsolete now, the long reed is part of the rich history of traditional English measurement units.
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