Millimeters to Furlongs (mm to fur)

Millimeters to Furlongs (mm to fur) conversion calculator

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1mm = 0fur

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Millimeters to Furlongs formula

Furlongs = Millimeters / 201207.24346077

Millimeters to Furlongs calculation

Furlongs = Millimeters / 201207.24346077

Furlongs = 1 / 201168.38598581

Furlongs = 0

What is a millimeter?

A millimeter is a thousandth of a meter (1/1000) which is the SI (International System of Units) unit of length. It is normally used to measure small lengths like the thickness of a sheet of paper or the dimensions of a small object.

One millimeter is approximately equal to 0.03937 inches (about 1/25th). Presicely there are 25.4 millimeters in an inch and it is often used in science and engineering. It is used in countries that have adopted the metric system.

You may come across millimeters when measuring the size of electronic components, jewelry or even the thickness of a fingernail.

What is a furlong?

A furlong is a unit of measurement commonly used in the imperial system, particularly in the United Kingdom and the United States. It is primarily used to measure distances, especially in horse racing and agriculture. One furlong is equivalent to 220 yards or 660 feet, which is approximately 201.168 meters.

The origin of the term "furlong" can be traced back to Old English, where "furh" meant "furrow" and "lang" meant "long." This reflects the historical use of furlongs in measuring the length of a furrow in agricultural fields. In horse racing, furlongs are used to measure the distance between the starting point and the finish line. A racecourse typically consists of multiple furlongs, with the most common distances being 5 furlongs (5/8 of a mile) and 10 furlongs (1 mile).

While the use of furlongs has declined in everyday life, it still holds significance in certain fields. For example, in the United Kingdom, road signs often display distances in miles and furlongs, particularly in rural areas. Additionally, furlongs are occasionally used in land surveying and in some sports, such as rowing and track cycling. Overall, the furlong remains an interesting and historical unit of measurement that continues to have relevance in specific contexts.

 

Millimeters to Furlongs table

Starting value
Increment
Accuracy
Millimeters
Furlongs
0mm
0.00000fur
1mm
0.00000fur
2mm
0.00001fur
3mm
0.00001fur
4mm
0.00002fur
5mm
0.00002fur
6mm
0.00003fur
7mm
0.00003fur
8mm
0.00004fur
9mm
0.00004fur
10mm
0.00005fur
11mm
0.00005fur
12mm
0.00006fur
13mm
0.00006fur
14mm
0.00007fur
15mm
0.00007fur
16mm
0.00008fur
17mm
0.00008fur
18mm
0.00009fur
19mm
0.00009fur
Millimeters
Furlongs
20mm
0.00010fur
21mm
0.00010fur
22mm
0.00011fur
23mm
0.00011fur
24mm
0.00012fur
25mm
0.00012fur
26mm
0.00013fur
27mm
0.00013fur
28mm
0.00014fur
29mm
0.00014fur
30mm
0.00015fur
31mm
0.00015fur
32mm
0.00016fur
33mm
0.00016fur
34mm
0.00017fur
35mm
0.00017fur
36mm
0.00018fur
37mm
0.00018fur
38mm
0.00019fur
39mm
0.00019fur
Millimeters
Furlongs
40mm
0.00020fur
41mm
0.00020fur
42mm
0.00021fur
43mm
0.00021fur
44mm
0.00022fur
45mm
0.00022fur
46mm
0.00023fur
47mm
0.00023fur
48mm
0.00024fur
49mm
0.00024fur
50mm
0.00025fur
51mm
0.00025fur
52mm
0.00026fur
53mm
0.00026fur
54mm
0.00027fur
55mm
0.00027fur
56mm
0.00028fur
57mm
0.00028fur
58mm
0.00029fur
59mm
0.00029fur
Millimeters
Furlongs
60mm
0.00030fur
61mm
0.00030fur
62mm
0.00031fur
63mm
0.00031fur
64mm
0.00032fur
65mm
0.00032fur
66mm
0.00033fur
67mm
0.00033fur
68mm
0.00034fur
69mm
0.00034fur
70mm
0.00035fur
71mm
0.00035fur
72mm
0.00036fur
73mm
0.00036fur
74mm
0.00037fur
75mm
0.00037fur
76mm
0.00038fur
77mm
0.00038fur
78mm
0.00039fur
79mm
0.00039fur