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Leagues [UK nautical] to barleycorns Conversion Factor

The league [UK nautical] to barleycorn conversion factor is 654065

To find how many leagues [UK nautical] are there in a barleycorn, just multiply the quantity in leagues [UK nautical] by 654000.

You can also use the formula to convert from leagues [UK nautical] to barleycorns below:

Value in barleycorns = value in leagues [UK nautical] × 654065

Examples:

Convert half league [UK nautical] to barleycorns:
half leagues [UK nautical] = 0.5 × 654000 = 327000 barleycorns.

Convert a league [UK nautical] to barleycorns:
a league [UK nautical] = 1 × 654000 = 654000 barleycorns.

Convert two leagues [UK nautical] to barleycorns:
two leagues [UK nautical] = 2 × 654000 = 1310000 barleycorns.

Note: All values are rounded to 3 significant figures.

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More Examples:

Convert three leagues [UK nautical] to barleycorns three leagues [UK nautical] = 3 × 1960000 = 1960000 barleycorns.

Convert 4 leagues [UK nautical] to barleycorns 4 leagues [UK nautical] = 4 × 2620000 = 2620000 barleycorns.

Convert half league [UK nautical] to barleycorns half leagues [UK nautical] = 0.5 × 327000 = 327000 barleycorns.

Convert a quarter league [UK nautical] to barleycorns a quarter leagues [UK nautical] = 0.25 × 164000 = 164000 barleycorns.

Convert one-fifth league [UK nautical] to barleycorns one-fifth leagues [UK nautical] = 0.2 × 131000 = 131000 barleycorns.

Convert one-eighth league [UK nautical] to barleycorns one-eighth leagues [UK nautical] = 0.125 × 81800 = 81800 barleycorns.

Note: All values are rounded to 3 significant figures.

Definition of League [UK Nautical]

A nautical league (UK) is an obsolete unit of length in the British Imperial Units, which was equal to three nautical miles (about 5.6 km).

Definition of Barleycorn

A barleycorn is an archaic Anglo-Saxon unit of length. In medieval times, 3 barleycorns comprising 1 inch was the legal definition of the inch. The barleycorn measure is still the basis for current UK and U.S. shoe sizes.

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