How big is 2,084,000,000,000 circular inches?
It's about one-and-four-fifths times as big as Chicago
The size of Chicago is about 1,161,000,000,000 circular inches.
(a.k.a. The Windy City, a.k.a. Chi-town, a.k.a. Second City, a.k.a. Chicagoland) (Illinois)
The largest city in Illinois and the twenty-third-largest city in the United States as of 2009, Chicago measures 1,161,000,000,000 circular inches in total area. The city is known as a major Global Financial Center and as host to O'Hare International, the second busiest airport in the world.
It's about one-and-nine-tenths times as big as The Isle of Man
The size of The Isle of Man is about 1,130,000,000,000 circular inches.
(a.k.a. Mannin, a.k.a. Ellan Vannin, a.k.a. Mann)
The Isle of Man, a self-governing territory of England, measures 1,130,000,000,000 circular inches in total area. The territory of the Isle of Man also includes the small island of Chicken Rock, which adds an additional 1,970,000 circular inches.
It's about two-and-a-half times as big as San Jose
The size of San Jose is about 894,000,000,000 circular inches.
(a.k.a. Capital of Silicon Valley) (California)
The third-largest city in California as of 2009, San Jose measures 894,000,000,000 circular inches in total area. The city is known for its large technology industry.
It's about two-fifths as big as Cape Town
The size of Cape Town is about 4,857,000,000,000 circular inches.
(a.k.a. Kaapstad, a.k.a. iKapa, a.k.a. The Mother City) (Western Cape, South Africa) (for Cape Town metro area)
Cape Town, South Africa's legislative capital, measures 4,857,000,000,000 circular inches in total metro area. The core of Cape Town lies at the base of Table Mountain (a.k.a. Huriǂoaxa, a.k.a. Tafelberg), a 1,084.6 m peak.
It's about two-and-a-half times as big as The Isle of Wight
The size of The Isle of Wight is about 766,000,000,000 circular inches.
(England, United Kingdom)
The Isle of Wight, located in the English Channel, just off the English mainland, measures 766,000,000,000 circular inches in total area. The Island hosts the world's largest and longest-running regular regatta — Cowes Week — which has brought over 1,000 yachts to the island each August since 1812.
It's about one-third as big as Yosemite National Park
The size of Yosemite National Park is about 5,973,600,000,000 circular inches.
(Tuolumne, Mariposa, and Madera counties, California, near Mariposa, California) (total land area)
Famous for its granite cliffs and Giant Sequoia groves, Yosemite National Park is 5,973,600,000,000 circular inches in total area, of which 410,493,000,000 circular inches is the well-known Yosemite Valley. The Park is known as the home of Yosemite Falls — the highest waterfall in North America and sixth highest in the world at 739 m (2,420 ft)
It's about three times as big as Detroit
The size of Detroit is about 709,500,000,000 circular inches.
(Michigan)
The largest city in Michigan as of 2009, Detroit measures 709,500,000,000 circular inches in total area. The city is known for its automotive industry and its popular music legacies in the soul, hip hop, pop, and rhythm & blues genres
It's about three times as big as Philadelphia
The size of Philadelphia is about 690,500,000,000 circular inches.
(a.k.a. Philly, a.k.a. The City of Brotherly Love) (Pennsylvania)
The largest city in Pennsylvania as of 2009 and at one time the second-largest city in the British Empire, Philadelphia measures 690,500,000,000 circular inches in total area. The city is known as a center of great historical importance and as the one-time capital of the United States.
It's about three-and-a-half times as big as Dublin
The size of Dublin is about 626,600,000,000 circular inches.
(a.k.a. Baile Átha Cliath) (Leinster, Ireland) (for metro Dublin City)
The city of Dublin and its surrounding metro areas measure 626,600,000,000 circular inches. Dublin is home to the Spire of Dublin, a stainless steel monument built in 2003 that rises to 121.2 m in height.
It's about one-fourth as big as Rhode Island
The size of Rhode Island is about 7,897,380,000,000 circular inches.
(a.k.a. The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, a.k.a. RI) (United States)
The "Ocean State," Rhode Island measures 7,897,380,000,000 circular inches in total area. Several large bays totaling 5,340,360,000,000 circular inches make up 32.4% of its total area.
It's about four times as big as Edinburgh
The size of Edinburgh is about 521,000,000,000 circular inches.
(a.k.a. Edinburgh, a.k.a. Dùn Èideann, a.k.a. Edinburgum) (Scotland, United Kingdom)
Edinburgh, Scotland's capital, measures 521,000,000,000 circular inches. Edinburgh Castle, atop Castle Rock, is the centerpiece of the city and has been continuously-occupied for over 1,800 years.
It's about one-fourth as big as Kangaroo Island
The size of Kangaroo Island is about 8,693,000,000,000 circular inches.
(a.k.a. Karta) (state of South Australia, Australia)
Kangaroo Island, off the southern coast of Australia, measures 8,693,000,000,000 circular inches in total area. The island is famous for its ligurian bee colonies, exporting over 100 tonnes of honey each year.
It's about one-fourth as big as Fort Bliss
The size of Fort Bliss is about 8,940,000,000,000 circular inches.
(near Las Cruces, New Mexico and El Paso, Texas)
Fort Bliss is the United States Army's second-largest installation with a total area of 8,940,000,000,000 circular inches. It is known as the largest TRADOC (Training and Doctrine Command) site, the Army's largest maneuver area, and the country's largest contiguous tract of open airspace.
It's about one-fifth as big as Grand Canyon National Park
The size of Grand Canyon National Park is about 9,730,645,560,000 circular inches.
(Coconino County and Mohave Counties, Arizona, near Fredonia and Grand Canyon, Arizona)
Containing the 446 km (277 mi) Grand Canyon gorge, Grand Canyon National Park covers 9,730,643,820,000 circular inches.
It's about four-and-a-half times as big as Abel Tasman National Park
The size of Abel Tasman National Park is about 444,600,000,000 circular inches.
(Tasman District, South Island, New Zealand)
New Zealand's Abel Tasman National Park measures about 444,600,000,000 circular inches in total area. The size of the park has increased over the years as donated parcels of land have been added to it, with the last expansion in 2008 adding 15,590,000,000 circular inches.