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• Amber (disambiguation) (links | edit)
• Geometrized unit system (links | edit)
• Foot-pound (energy) (links | edit)
• Bushel (links | edit)
• Unit of length (links | edit)
• Hundredweight (links | edit)
• Astronomical system of units (links | edit)
• Foot-candle (links | edit)
• Metre–tonne–second system of units (links | edit)
• Rod (unit) (links | edit)
• Barrel (unit) (links | edit)
• Stone (unit) (links | edit)
• Square foot (links | edit)
• Dram (unit) (links | edit)
• Chain (unit) (links | edit)
• Poundal (links | edit)
• Modulor (links | edit)
• Slug (unit) (links | edit)
• Mesures usuelles (links | edit)
• Long hundred (links | edit)
• Degree (angle) (links | edit)
• Apothecaries' system (links | edit)
• System of units of measurement (links | edit)
• Persian units of measurement (links | edit)
• Rad (radiation unit) (links | edit)
• Historical Russian units of measurement (links | edit)
• Square inch (links | edit)
• League (unit) (links | edit)
• Span (unit) (links | edit)
• Tatar units of measurement (links | edit)
• Li (unit) (links | edit)
• Gunter's chain (links | edit)
• Ell (links | edit)
• Square yard (links | edit)
• International Temperature Scale of 1990 (links | edit)
• English units (transclusion) (links | edit)
• Ancient Mesopotamian units of measurement (links | edit)
• Ancient Egyptian units of measurement (links | edit)
• Ancient Greek units of measurement (links | edit)
• Ancient Roman units of measurement (links | edit)
• Ancient Arabic units of measurement (links | edit)
• Gabriel Mouton (links | edit)
• Danish units of measurement (links | edit)
• Dutch units of measurement (links | edit)
• Obsolete Finnish units of measurement (links | edit)
• French units of measurement (links | edit)
• German units of measurement (links | edit)
• Norwegian units of measurement (links | edit)
• Romanian units of measurement (links | edit)
• Swedish units of measurement (links | edit)