I have the feet of my lot, how do I obtain the acereage

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The number of square feet divided by 43560 will give you the acreage, but make sure you calculate the square footage correctly.  Many lots are not square or rectangular. 
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December 16 2010
Aussie, if you want a short cut for remembering how many square feet in an acre, think of "7-11" because it's 4+3 and 5+6 + 0 = 43560. Works for me! Beth's answer is correct.
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You can also cheat and use an online calculator like this one here.
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Just multiply the feet to get the total square footage for your lot.  Then divide by 43560  which is the number of sq ft in an acre.
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