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Fanega was a
historical unit of
volume used in colonial-era
Costa Rica for
measuring dry commodities,
especially agricultural produce.
Originating as a...
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barracks in Turbo. In 1840, the
republican president ****igned one
thousand fanegas of
uncultivated lands for the new po****tion. It was
established as a muni****lity...
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horses and 29 mules. That year's
harvest included about 2,186
fanegas of
wheat and corn (A
fanega was
about 220
pounds or 100 kilograms). Most of the mission...
- One
fanega was
equal to 35662.8 m2 as it was
legally defined. Some
other units and
legal equivalents are
given below: 1
caballeria = 12
fanegas 1 labor...
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province or city to another. 1
fanega = 137.1977 l 1
Cuartilla = 1⁄4
Fanega 1
Tonelada = 7
Fanega 1
Lastre = 12
Fanega.
Units included: 1
Frasco (gallon)...
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willing to
swear allegiance to the King of Spain. The land
grant was 30
fanegas (13 hectares/32 acres) for each free man,
woman and
child and half of that...
- volume. Celemín, a unit of
volume equivalent to
approximately 4.625 L.
Fanega,
measure of
grain by
volume Ferrado (of
which there are 12 cuncas) used...
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equal to 4.263 gallons. One
fanega (dry measure),
which was
rarely used, was
equal to 1.599 bushels, and one
fanega (liquid measure) was
equal to 16...
- 128 litres in
Warsaw and 501.116
litres in Kraków. The
Spanish bushel (
fanega) was used as a
measure of dry capacity. It is
roughly equal to 55.5 litres...
- 1831
amounted to 774
fanegas of wheat, 130 of corn, 15 of beans, 388 of barley, and 20 of
other legumes,
amounting to 1327
fanegas of grain. In the same...
