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arpents's Usage Examples:

This "commune" (commons) is a strip of land one arpent wide with 40 arpents of shoreline.

lead, the petition was made for land for agriculture in the amount of 400 arpents (338 acres) per family because French law granted free land only for farming.

6 arpents, the unit of area more commonly used in Northern France outside of Normandy.

See alsoAcreMorgenUnits of measurement in France before the French RevolutionVoltaire famously dismissed Canada as Quelques arpents de neige, a few acres of snow.

70 arpents are devoted to arable land, 125.

Unit of lengthThere were various standard arpents.

72 arpents of meadows, 118.

one-and-a-half arpents of land to Simon Legendre for 200 livres on December 26, 1655.

government instigated criminal proceedings to recover about 1,000 acres (1,150 arpents) of state-owned land which had been allocated to the activists and allies.

Thirty Acres (French: Trente arpents) is a novel by Canadian writer Philippe Panneton, published under the pen name Ringuet.

addition to his freedom, in exchange for his service, Congo received 2 arpents (0.

These were generally three arpents wide by 20 or 30 deep.