Dohar

Dohar war eine Längeneinheit im heutigen Algerien vor der Einführung des metrischen Systems am 1. März 1843.

Dohar war eine Längeneinheit im heutigen Algerien vor der Einführung des metrischen Systems am 1. März 1843.

  • 1 Dohar = 4446 Meter (nach Eduard Bratassević: 4444 Meter)[1]

Die Maßkette war

  • 1 Dohar = 3 Mil = 8980 Dhrá/Draá/Pik = 17.960 Nus = 35.920 Rebia = 71.840 Termin

Literatur

  • Steven A. Treese: History and Measurement of the Base and Derived Units. Springer, 2018, Tabelle 12.2, ISBN 978-3-319-77576-0, S. 696.

Einzelnachweise

  1. ↑ Eduard Bratassević: Unser neues Maß und Gewicht im bürgerlichen und häuslichen Leben. Band 4, A. Hartleben Verlag, Wien/Pest 1872, S. 25.

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