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Mile (Roman) to Link (US Survey) Converter

Convert Roman miles (m.p.) to links (US survey) (li (US)). 1 m.p. = 7,356.045894 li (US).

1 m.p. = 7,356.045894 li (US)

Link (US Survey) to Mile (Roman) converter

How to convert Roman miles to links (US survey)

1 mile (roman) is equal to 7,356.045894 links (US survey), and 1 link (us survey) is equal to 0.0001359425994 Roman miles. To convert, multiply by the conversion factor:

links (US survey) = Roman miles × 7,356.045894
links (US survey) = Roman miles ÷ 0.0001359425994

Example: convert 15 m.p. to li (US): 15 × 7,356.045894 = 110,340.6884 li (US).

Mile (Roman) to Link (US Survey) conversion table

Mile (Roman) (m.p.)Link (US Survey) (li (US))
0.01 m.p.73.56045894 li (US)
0.1 m.p.735.6045894 li (US)
1 m.p.7,356.045894 li (US)
2 m.p.14,712.09179 li (US)
3 m.p.22,068.13768 li (US)
5 m.p.36,780.22947 li (US)
10 m.p.73,560.45894 li (US)
20 m.p.147,120.9179 li (US)
50 m.p.367,802.2947 li (US)
100 m.p.735,604.5894 li (US)
250 m.p.1,839,011.473 li (US)
500 m.p.3,678,022.947 li (US)
1,000 m.p.7,356,045.894 li (US)

About the mile (roman)

The Roman mile (mille passus, a thousand paces) was about 1,480 m. It's the ancestor of the modern mile.

Symbol: m.p. · 1 m.p. = 1,479.804 m · Category: Historical & cloth

About the link (us survey)

The US survey link is one hundredth of a US survey chain, about 0.2011684 m.

Symbol: li (US) · 1 li (US) = 0.2011684023 m · Category: US survey units

Frequently asked questions

How many links (US survey) are in a mile (roman)?

There are 7,356.045894 links (US survey) in 1 mile (roman) (m.p.).

How many Roman miles are in a link (us survey)?

1 link (us survey) (li (US)) equals 0.0001359425994 Roman miles.

How do I convert Roman miles to links (US survey)?

Multiply the length in Roman miles by 7,356.045894. For example, 15 m.p. × 7,356.045894 = 110,340.6884 li (US).

How do I convert links (US survey) to Roman miles?

Divide the length in links (US survey) by 7,356.045894, or multiply it by 0.0001359425994. You can also use the Link (US Survey) to Mile (Roman) converter.