bucket of wheat Weight Dram – 3.18–3.25 g sau 3.22–3.80 cm3 Font – 0.5 kg (Transylvania) Russian and Tatar systems See: Obsolete Russian weights and measures Obsolete Tatar weights and measures Scottish system Length inch – 2.554 cm foot – 12 inches, 30.645 cm ell – Elbow, 37 Scots inches. 94.5 cm fall – 18 Scots feet mile – 320 falls, 1814.2 m Spanish system There were several variants. The Castilian is shown. Length punto – Point, línea línea – Line, pulgada pulgada – Inch, vara, 0.02322 m pie – Foot, 12 pulgadas, 0.2786 m vara – Yard, 0.8359 m paso – Pace, 60 pulgadas legua – League, 5000 varas, approx 4.2 km Swedish system In Sweden, a common system for weights and measures was introduced by law in 1665. Before that, there were a number of local variants. The system was slightly revised in 1735. In 1855, a decimal reform was instituted that defined a new Swedish inch as foot. It did not last long, because the metric system was subsequently introduced in 1889. Up to the middle of the 19th century there was a death penalty for falsifying weights or measures. Length linje – Line, after 1863 tum, 2.96 mm. Before that, tum or 2.06 mm. tum – Thumb (inch), after 1863 fot, 2.96 cm. Before that, fot or 2.474 cm. tvärhand – Hand, 4 inches. kvarter – Quarter, aln fot – Foot, aln. Before 1863, the Stockholm fot was the commonly accepted unit, at 29.69 cm. aln – Forearm (pl. alnar). After 1863, 59.37 cm. Before that, from 1605, 59.38 cm as defined by king Carl IX of Sweden in Norrköping 1604 based on the Rydaholmsalnen. famn – Fathom, 3 alnar. stång – 16 fot, for land measurement ref – 160 fot, for land measurement, was 100 fot after 1855. stenkast – Stone's throw, approx 50 m, used to this day as an approximate measure. fjärdingsväg – mil skogsmil – Also rast, distance between rests in the woods, approx 5 km. nymil – New mile from 1889, 10 km exactly. Commonly used to this day, normally referred to as mil. mil – Mile, also lantmil. From 1699, defined as a unity mile of 18000 aln or 10.69 km. The unified mile was meant to define the suitable distance between inns. kyndemil – The distance a torch will last, approx 16 km Area kvadratfamn – square famn or