1 E12 m²

To help compare orders of magnitude of different surface areas, here is a list of areas between 1 million km² and 10 million km². See also areas of other orders of magnitude.

• Areas smaller than 1 million km²
• 1,000,000 km² is equal to:
  • 386,000 square miles
  • square with 1000 km side
  • circle with 564 km radius
  • surface area of a cube with 408 km edge
  • surface area of a sphere with 282 km radius
• 1,600,000 km² -- Alaska
• 1,800,000 km² -- Ceres (asteroid)
• 1,826,000 km² -- Indonesia (land)
• 1.919,000 km² -- Indonesia
• 2,000,000 km² -- Louisiana Purchase
• 2,500,000 km² -- Mediterranean Sea
• 2,754,000 km² -- Caribbean Sea
• 2,973,000 km² -- India (land)
• 3,200,000 km² -- European Union (15 countries)
• 3,288,000 km² -- India
• 4,000,000 km² -- Oceanus Procellarum (Lunar mare)
• 4,200,000 km² -- Ariel (moon of Uranus)
• 4,300,000 km² -- Umbriel
• 4,400,000 km² -- Charon
• 6,700,000 km² -- Iapetus
• 7,000,000 km² -- Drainage area of the Amazon
• 7,300,000 km² -- Oberon
• 7,300,000 km² -- Rhea
• 7,618,000 km² -- Australia (land)
• 7,687,000 km² -- Australia
• 7,800,000 km² -- Titania
• 8,457,000 km² -- Brazil (land)
• 8,512,000 km² -- Brazil
• 9,000,000 km² -- Sahara Desert
• 9,326,000 km² -- China (land)
• 9,597,000 km² -- China
• 9,600,000 km² -- United States
• 9,700,000 km² -- Europe
• 9,976,140 km² -- Canada
• Areas larger than 10 million km²

External link

Conversion Calculator for Units of AREA (http://www.ex.ac.uk/cimt/dictunit/ccarea.htm)

Common misspelling and questions (FAQ)

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