The Chain is a unit of length used primarily in surveying and land measurement, traditionally equivalent to 66 feet or 22 yards. Originating from the survey practices of the 17th century, the Chain continues to be employed in certain contexts, such as forestry, agricultural land measurement, and certain legal applications involving older property deeds.

What are the general uses of Chain?
The Chain is predominantly used in the surveying and land measurement fields. It is crucial for determining property boundaries, plotting agricultural lands, and is also used in the planning of various engineering and construction projects. In historical contexts, Chains were also used in the layout of towns and settlements.

How to measure Chain to Gaj?
Gaj = Chains × 22

Examples Chain to Gaj Conversion
Let's assume you have 15 Chains that you need to convert to Gaj:
Gaj = 15 ch × 22 = 330 gaj
So, 15 Chains is equivalent to 330 Gaj.

"Gaj" is a conventional unit used to measure land in South Asia, particularly in India. It is frequently employed in both real estate dealings and land surveying. Gaj, commonly understood and used as a term for yard in India, measures 3 feet. It is frequently used in real estate and construction within the region to discuss property sizes and construction materials. Although similar to the yard, Gaj is more rooted in local usage and vernacular architecture.

How to measure Gaj to Chain?
Chains = Gaj ÷ 22