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I'm from Texas, and I don't recall either of these: pie(Spanish for foot) and vara (Spanish for rod) The vara was a surveying term.

According to the related links, 1 pie = 0.925853018373 feet. and there are some discrepancies in the vara (it varied from place to place).

One site I found a vara = 33 1/3 inches, but another stated 33 1/2, but went on to say that 36 vara = 100 feet, which corresponds to the 33 1/3 value, so that should be it (for Texas anyway). With this measurement of 33 1/3 inches, 3 pies = 1 vara.

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I'm from Texas, and I don't recall either of these: pie(Spanish for foot) and vara (Spanish for rod) The vara was a surveying term.

According to the related links, 1 pie = 0.925853018373 feet. and there are some discrepancies in the vara (it varied from place to place).

One site I found a vara = 33 1/3 inches, but another stated 33 1/2, but went on to say that 36 vara = 100 feet, which corresponds to the 33 1/3 value, so that should be it (for Texas anyway). With this measurement of 33 1/3 inches, 3 pies = 1 vara.

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A Portuguese vara is a unit of measurement identical to one yard. Therefore, 390 Portuguese vara is equal to 390 x 3 = 1170 feet.

A Spanish vara is a unit of measurement equal to 0.8359 metres. Therefore, rounded to two decimal places, 390 Spanish vara is equal to 390 x (0.8359/0.3048) = 1069.56 feet.

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La Vara ended in 1948.

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La Vara was created in 1922.

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Armando Vara was born in 1954.

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