350metres

350 metres is a length in the metric system equal to 350 meters. The term is used to describe distances in various contexts, including athletics, civil engineering, and geography. It is part of the metric units system and can be expressed as 0.35 kilometres, approximately 1148.3 feet, about 383 yards, or roughly 0.217 miles.

In athletics, 350 metres is not a standard international competition distance. It may appear as a non-championship event or as a training drill. On standard 400-metre tracks, a 350-metre race would cover nearly a full lap minus 50 metres, and some facilities may offer 350-metre segments on tracks of unusual dimensions. Some indoor or school-level facilities may run 350-metre circuits designed for practice or local competitions.

In planning and construction, 350 m can be a useful planning unit for corridors, runoff distances, or long straight segments, where precise measurement is needed for materials, safety zones, or site layouts. It is also used in environmental science for measuring field plots or transects of this length.

See also: Metre, Kilometre, Mile, Yard, Length (geometry).