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The Tudors measured distance primarily using two methods: the mile and the furlong. A mile was defined as 8 furlongs, with each furlong equating to 220 yards. Surveyors and mapmakers often used a technique called "chain surveying," where distances were measured using a chain of known length, typically 66 feet long, for greater accuracy. Additionally, they utilized landmarks and natural features for rough estimations in everyday contexts.

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