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If you have a map (to scale) or survey, then you can take measurements off that. If it is not a rectangle, then you will need to divide it into rectangles or other known shapes that the area can be calculated using formulas. Many counties have appraisal districts or property tax authorities, and some of them have surveys available in PDF format.

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