Last updated: December 6, 2025

Katha to Square Feet Converter

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Sarah K.

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CalcuTotal Team

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Convert land area between katha and square feet while showing metric references. Assumes the common Bangladesh/West Bengal definition of 1 katha = 720 sq ft.

Katha to Square Feet formula

areatarget=areasource\text{area}_{\text{target}} = \text{area}_{\text{source}}

Areas are normalized to square meters. One katha is taken as 720 square feet (≈66.8902 m²), then rescaled into any selected unit.

A katha is a traditional South Asian land unit. The most common modern usage in Bangladesh and West Bengal sets 1 katha = 720 sq ft, which equals ≈66.8902 m². This calculator converts in both directions and surfaces metric context so you can compare survey records or building plans quickly.

How the conversion works

The calculator normalizes everything to square meters, then rescales:

  • 1 katha=720 ft2=66.8901888 m21\,\text{katha} = 720\,\text{ft}^2 = 66.8901888\,\text{m}^2
  • Akatha=Am2/66.8901888A_{\text{katha}} = A_{\text{m}^2} / 66.8901888
  • Aft2=Am2/0.09290304A_{\text{ft}^2} = A_{\text{m}^2} / 0.09290304

Units and conversions

UnitSymbolRelation to base (m²)
Square meterm²base
Hectareha1 ha=10,000 m21\,\text{ha} = 10{,}000\,\text{m}^2
Square footft²1 ft2=0.09290304 m21\,\text{ft}^2 = 0.09290304\,\text{m}^2
Square yardyd²1 yd2=0.83612736 m21\,\text{yd}^2 = 0.83612736\,\text{m}^2
Katha (BD/WB)katha1 katha=66.8901888 m21\,\text{katha} = 66.8901888\,\text{m}^2

Worked examples

  1. 1 katha → square feet
    1×720=720 ft21 \times 720 = 720\,\text{ft}^2.

  2. 2,000 sq ft → katha
    2000/720≈2.78 katha2000 / 720 \approx 2.78\,\text{katha}.

  3. 5 katha → m²
    5×66.8901888≈334.45 m25 \times 66.8901888 \approx 334.45\,\text{m}^2.

Tips and pitfalls

  • Regional definitions vary; this tool uses the 720 sq ft standard. Check local codes before filing paperwork.
  • Use hectares for quick comparisons on agricultural plots.
  • Keep areas non‑negative; the solver blocks negative entries.

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