In 1 deciares there are 10 square meter. Meanwhile in 1 square meter there are 0.1 deciares. Keep reading to learn more about each unit of measure and how they are calculated. Or just use the Square meter to Deciares calculator above to convert any number.
* Values rounded to 6 decimal places for readability
A deciare (da) is a metric unit of area. It’s based on the are (a).
To convert deciares to square meters, use this rule:
Quick examples:
To convert back the other way:
A deciare (da) is a metric unit of area. It equals 10 square meters (m²). It’s used for land and plot sizes in some regions.
1 deciare equals 10 square meters.
1 da = 10 m²
Multiply the number of deciares by 10.
Square meters = deciares × 10
Use this simple formula:
m² = da × 10
Divide square meters by 10.
Deciares = square meters ÷ 10
Here are a few quick conversions people use often:
No. They are related, but not the same.
A hectare is much larger than a deciare.
The prefix “deci-” means one-tenth. A deciare is one-tenth of an are, and an are is 100 m². One-tenth of 100 m² is 10 m².
This conversion helps with land size, gardens, small plots, and farm areas. It’s also useful when reading older land records or local listings that use deciares.
No. The area stays the same. Only the unit changes, from deciares (da) to square meters (m²).
Square meters (m²) give a direct area number in the base metric unit. Deciares (da) group area into sets of 10 m². Both are metric, and both measure the same thing, surface area.
Keep these checks in mind:
Yes. Decimals work the same way. Multiply by 10.
Examples:
The Calculate Box tool to convert deciares to square meter uses the open source script Convert.js to convert units of measurement. To use this tool, simply type a deciares value in the box and have it instantly converted to square meter.