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Aana Sqm Converter

Convert Nepal aana to square metres (and back) using the hill-system relationship to ropani and 5,476 sq.ft.

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Result

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How it's calculated

1 aana = 1/16 ropani. 1 ropani = 5,476 sq.ft. Square metres = sq.ft × 0.092903.

Example

Example: Aana Sqm Converter

Inputs

  • Value: 1
  • From Unit: aana

Outputs

  • Aana: 1
  • Square Meters: 31.796
  • Square Feet: 342.25

This example uses typical sample values. Adjust the inputs above to see how the results change for your own numbers.

About this calculator

Urban listings in Kathmandu often quote aana while architects work in square metres. This converter translates that single unit using the same hill system as the full land-measurement tool: 16 aana = 1 ropani = 5,476 sq.ft.

Broker flyers that say “4 aana road-access” without stating hill vs local customary aana still need a kitta map. Use this for first-pass comparison, then verify the lalpurja.

Frequently Asked Questions

Hill system: 1 ropani = 16 aana = 5,476 sq.ft, so 1 aana ≈ 342.25 sq.ft ≈ 31.80 m² (× 0.092903).
No. This is the hill chain tied to ropani. Terai uses bigha–kattha–dhur.
Yes if the converter direction supports it in the UI. The identity is the same: area ÷ 31.80 m² per aana under this convention.
Kathmandu listings traditionally do. Architects and municipalities often work in m² — this page is the bridge, not a title.
Binary floating point and rounding to centimetres can show a tiny remainder. For a deed, use the surveyor’s certified area.
Only as 4 × 31.80 under this factor. Shape, setback and kitta can make usable plot much smaller.
That tool sums ropani+aana+paisa+daam. Use this when the flyer states only aana.
It is the conventional hill factor used in Kathmandu-area conversions and encoded in our land handlers. Confirm against the deed if a local factor is printed.
No. Indian state bigha sizes differ. Convert both to m² first.
No. It is unit conversion only. Rate per aana is a market question.

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