To convert astronomical units to US survey rods, multiply the value by 29,745,800,000. To go the other way, multiply US survey rods by 3.36182 × 10⁻¹¹ to get astronomical units.
| Astronomical Units (AU) | US Survey Rods (rdUS) |
|---|---|
| 1 AU | 29,745,800,000 rdUS |
| 2 AU | 59,491,600,000 rdUS |
| 3 AU | 89,237,396,479 rdUS |
| 4 AU | 118,983,000,000 rdUS |
| 5 AU | 148,729,000,000 rdUS |
| 6 AU | 178,474,792,958 rdUS |
| 7 AU | 208,220,591,784 rdUS |
| 8 AU | 237,966,000,000 rdUS |
| 9 AU | 267,712,189,437 rdUS |
| 10 AU | 297,457,988,263 rdUS |
| 12 AU | 356,949,585,916 rdUS |
| 14 AU | 416,441,183,568 rdUS |
| 15 AU | 446,186,982,395 rdUS |
| 20 AU | 594,915,976,526 rdUS |
| 21 AU | 624,661,775,352 rdUS |
| 24 AU | 713,899,171,831 rdUS |
| 25 AU | 743,644,970,658 rdUS |
| 30 AU | 892,373,964,789 rdUS |
| 40 AU | 1,189,831,953,052 rdUS |
| 50 AU | 1,487,289,941,315 rdUS |
| 60 AU | 1,784,747,929,578 rdUS |
| 75 AU | 2,230,934,911,973 rdUS |
| 80 AU | 2,379,663,906,105 rdUS |
| 100 AU | 2,974,579,882,631 rdUS |
| 200 AU | 5,949,159,765,261 rdUS |
| 250 AU | 7,436,449,706,577 rdUS |
| 300 AU | 8,923,739,647,892 rdUS |
| 400 AU | 11,898,319,530,523 rdUS |
| 500 AU | 14,872,899,413,154 rdUS |
| 750 AU | 22,309,349,119,730 rdUS |
| 1,000 AU | 29,745,798,826,307 rdUS |
25 AU × 29,745,800,000 = 743,644,970,658 rdUS
Try this example →250 AU × 29,745,800,000 = 7,436,449,706,577 rdUS
Try this example →Astronomical unit (AU). An astronomical unit is the average distance from the Earth to the Sun, about 149.6 million kilometers.
US survey rod (rdUS). The US survey rod is 16.5 US survey feet, about 5.0292 m.
There are 29,745,800,000 US survey rods in one astronomical unit.
Multiply the number of astronomical units by 29,745,800,000. For example, 10 astronomical units equal 297,457,988,263 US survey rods.
One US survey rod equals 3.36182 × 10⁻¹¹ astronomical units.
356,949,585,916 US survey rods. Other common values: 5 astronomical units = 148,729,000,000 US survey rods and 100 astronomical units = 2,974,579,882,631 US survey rods.