Hectares to Square Meters
1 ha = 10,000 square meters. Multiply hectares by 10,000 to get square meters; divide square meters by 10,000 to go back.
Hectares to square meters conversion table
| Hectares | Square Meters |
|---|---|
| 1 ha | 10,000 sqm |
| 2 ha | 20,000 sqm |
| 3 ha | 30,000 sqm |
| 4 ha | 40,000 sqm |
| 5 ha | 50,000 sqm |
| 6 ha | 60,000 sqm |
| 7 ha | 70,000 sqm |
| 8 ha | 80,000 sqm |
| Hectares | Square Meters |
|---|---|
| 9 ha | 90,000 sqm |
| 10 ha | 100,000 sqm |
| 20 ha | 200,000 sqm |
| 50 ha | 500,000 sqm |
| 100 ha | 1,000,000 sqm |
| 500 ha | 5,000,000 sqm |
| 1,000 ha | 10,000,000 sqm |
How to convert hectares to square meters
Step 1
Take the value in hectares.
10 ha
Step 2
Multiply by 10,000.
10 × 10,000
Step 3
Round to the precision you need.
= 100,000 sqm
The ha and the sqm are both defined in terms of the metre and the kilogram, so this factor is exact, not an approximation.
Common hectares to square meters conversions
1 ha → 10,000 sqm 2 ha → 20,000 sqm 3 ha → 30,000 sqm 4 ha → 40,000 sqm 5 ha → 50,000 sqm 6 ha → 60,000 sqm 7 ha → 70,000 sqm 8 ha → 80,000 sqm 9 ha → 90,000 sqm 10 ha → 100,000 sqm 11 ha → 110,000 sqm 12 ha → 120,000 sqm 13 ha → 130,000 sqm 14 ha → 140,000 sqm 15 ha → 150,000 sqm 16 ha → 160,000 sqm 17 ha → 170,000 sqm 17.2 ha → 172,000 sqm 18 ha → 180,000 sqm 18.1 ha → 181,000 sqm 19 ha → 190,000 sqm 20 ha → 200,000 sqm 21 ha → 210,000 sqm 22 ha → 220,000 sqm
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Frequently asked questions
How many square meters are in a ha?
There are 10,000 square meters in one ha. Going the other way, one sqm is 0.0001 hectares.
How do I convert hectares to square meters?
Multiply the number of hectares by 10,000. For example, 10 ha × 10,000 = 100,000 sqm.
What is 5 hectares in square meters?
5 hectares is 50,000 square meters.
What is 100 hectares in square meters?
100 hectares is 1,000,000 square meters.
Is the ha to sqm factor exact?
Yes. Both units are defined by international agreement in terms of the metre and the kilogram, so 10,000 is an exact factor and any error comes only from rounding the result.