Townships.
Land in the Northwest Territory was allocated through the Land Ordinance of 1785, which established a systematic survey and division of the territory into townships and sections. Each township consisted of 36 sections, each measuring one square mile. The government sold these sections to settlers, with some reserved for public use, such as schools. This organized approach aimed to facilitate orderly settlement and development in the region.
Lands were portioned off into townships containing 36 sections of 640 acres (one square mile per section). One side was for a school, and four were for veterans. the rest was given to the public. These were further subdivided into 16 units.
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Lands were portioned off into townships containing 36 sections of 640 acres (one square mile per section). One side was for a school, and four were for veterans. the rest was given to the public. These were further subdivided into 16 units.
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Since Oklahoma's area covers 68,667 square miles, there would be roughly that many sections. One section equals one square mile according to the public land survey system of the US.
If, by "farmland sections", you are referring to the Public Land Survey System as used by most states in the US, then there are 640 acres in one section, since one section is one square mile.
36 one square mile sections normally: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Survey_township
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1 mile = 5,280 feet1 section = 1 square mile = (5,280 x 5,280) = 27,878,400 square feet8.8 sections = (8.8 x 27,878,400) = 245,329,920square feet = 5,632 acres
The northwest territory was surveyed and divided into townships.each township was then divided again into 36 sections (1 square mile each). The sections were then sold to settlers by congress for $640 each except for one in each town ship set assise to support public school