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Rod (US Survey) to Mile (Roman) Converter

Convert rods (US survey) (rd (US)) to Roman miles (m.p.). 1 rd (US) = 0.003398564985 m.p..

1 rd (US) = 0.003398564985 m.p.

Mile (Roman) to Rod (US Survey) converter

How to convert rods (US survey) to Roman miles

1 rod (us survey) is equal to 0.003398564985 Roman miles, and 1 mile (roman) is equal to 294.2418358 rods (US survey). To convert, multiply by the conversion factor:

Roman miles = rods (US survey) × 0.003398564985
Roman miles = rods (US survey) ÷ 294.2418358

Example: convert 15 rd (US) to m.p.: 15 × 0.003398564985 = 0.05097847477 m.p..

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

Rod (US Survey) (rd (US))Mile (Roman) (m.p.)
0.01 rd (US)0.00003398564985 m.p.
0.1 rd (US)0.0003398564985 m.p.
1 rd (US)0.003398564985 m.p.
2 rd (US)0.006797129969 m.p.
3 rd (US)0.01019569495 m.p.
5 rd (US)0.01699282492 m.p.
10 rd (US)0.03398564985 m.p.
20 rd (US)0.06797129969 m.p.
50 rd (US)0.1699282492 m.p.
100 rd (US)0.3398564985 m.p.
250 rd (US)0.8496412461 m.p.
500 rd (US)1.699282492 m.p.
1,000 rd (US)3.398564985 m.p.

About the rod (us survey)

The US survey rod is 16.5 US survey feet, about 5.02921 m.

Symbol: rd (US) · 1 rd (US) = 5.029210058 m · Category: US survey units

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

Frequently asked questions

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

There are 0.003398564985 Roman miles in 1 rod (us survey) (rd (US)).

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

1 mile (roman) (m.p.) equals 294.2418358 rods (US survey).

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

Multiply the length in rods (US survey) by 0.003398564985. For example, 15 rd (US) × 0.003398564985 = 0.05097847477 m.p..

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

Divide the length in Roman miles by 0.003398564985, or multiply it by 294.2418358. You can also use the Mile (Roman) to Rod (US Survey) converter.