It isn't 160 feet long. It is 120 yards long. It is 360 feet long. I don't know how you got that answer, but it is wrong. Sorry. I hope I could help you out.
I assume you're referring to the width of the football field, which is indeed 160 feet (53 1/3 yards). I'll have to look around for an answer, but I'm sure I remember reading that the unusual width was a result of having to fit football playing fields inside the dimensions of Baseball stadiums, so the playing area had to shrink (perhaps from the size of a Canadian football field) to accommodate.
The football field is 160 feet wide. When converted into yards (dividing 160 by 3, 3:1) one gets 53.3 yards!
No. It is 100 yards. It is 300 feet.
A football field across is 53.3 yards.
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Football fields that are built without a dome for cover from the weather have a hump running the length of the field to help with runoff from heavy rain. Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin is a good example of a football field that has a hump.
It is 160 feet in width.
360 by 160 feet
360 feet by 160 feet this includes both end zones.. The field of play is 300 feet by 160 feet and does not include the end zones.
360 feet by 160 feet or 57600 square feet
The official width of an NFL football field is 160 feet.
No, a football field is much bigger than an acre, im not sure exactly how much bigger though.A standard American football field is 360 feet by 160 feet.360 ft * 160 ft = 57,600 ft21 acre = 43,560 ft2So a football field is about 1.322 acres.
A high school football field is 360 feet long. The field has a width of 160 feet. End zones are ten feet deep.
An American Football field is 360 feet by 160 feet. In French, this is "Trois cent soixante pieds par cent soixante pieds"
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A NFL regulation sized football field is 360 feet long, 160 feet wide and the end zones, one at each end of the field, are 30 feet deep.
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100 yards No, actually, an NFL football field in 53.3 yards wide (160 feet).