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    Convert kilometres to Link (Gunter)

    Western Europe · Historical Length · active · colonial

    Conventional value The unit is customary but its modern value is settled and widely cited; the arithmetic itself is exact.

    1 kilometre = 4,970.97 Link (Gunter)

    Link (Gunter) = kilometres × 4,970.9695

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    kilometres =4,970.97 Link (Gunter)

    kilometres to Link (Gunter) table

    kilometresLink (Gunter)
    0.25 kilometres1,242.74 Link (Gunter)
    0.5 kilometres2,485.48 Link (Gunter)
    1 kilometre4,970.97 Link (Gunter)
    2 kilometres9,941.94 Link (Gunter)
    3 kilometres14,912.9 Link (Gunter)
    4 kilometres19,883.9 Link (Gunter)
    5 kilometres24,854.8 Link (Gunter)
    10 kilometres49,709.7 Link (Gunter)
    20 kilometres99,419.4 Link (Gunter)
    25 kilometres124,274 Link (Gunter)
    50 kilometres248,548 Link (Gunter)
    100 kilometres497,097 Link (Gunter)

    About the Link (Gunter)

    1 Chain = 100 Links. Still used in surveying.

    Symbol
    li
    Value in SI
    1 Link (Gunter) = 0.201168 metre
    Typical use
    surveying
    Source
    UnitConvertLab measurement atlas

    Every atlas conversion routes through the SI metre. See our methodology and data provenance pages for how these values are sourced and verified.

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    Frequently asked

    How many Link (Gunter) are in a kilometre?

    1 kilometre = 4,970.97 Link (Gunter). Multiply the number of kilometres by 4,970.9695 to get Link (Gunter).

    What is Link (Gunter) used for?

    1 Chain = 100 Links. Still used in surveying. It is classified as active and dates from the colonial period.

    Is the Link (Gunter) value exact?

    Yes for practical purposes. UnitConvertLab converts every atlas unit through the SI metre, so the arithmetic itself introduces no rounding beyond the digits shown.

    How reliable is this Link (Gunter) conversion?

    Conventional value — The unit is customary but its modern value is settled and widely cited; the arithmetic itself is exact. Source: UnitConvertLab measurement atlas.

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    UnitConvertLab. (2026). Convert kilometres to Link (Gunter). UnitConvertLab. Retrieved from https://unitconvertlab.com/regional/kilometer-to-link-gunter

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