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The 16 pages that link to Metrication, each with the reason it gives.

• Metric systemRelated: It describes how societies replace or supplement customary measurement systems.

• United States customary unitsRelated: It frames the practical and political shift toward metric units in the United States.

• Imperial unitsNarrower topic: Imperial units are part of the broader shift toward metric measurement.

• 400 metresRelated: The event's distance reflects the metric system used in international athletics.

• Shot putRelated: Shot put distances and implement masses are specified in metric units.

• 1500 metresRelated: The 1500-metre distance reflects metric track racing rather than the traditional mile.

• Chinese units of measurementRelated: Metrication explains the transition from customary practice to official metric standards in China.

• HectareRelated: The hectare spread internationally alongside metrication.

• YardRelated: Metrication reduced the yard’s official role in many countries without eliminating customary uses.

• International yard and poundRelated: Defining customary units through metric equivalents made them exact in metric terms.

• Short tonRelated: Metrication replaces short-ton reporting with metric units in many settings.

• History of the metric systemRelated: National adoption transformed an international standard into everyday practices, with uneven results.

• PyeongRelated: Metrication explains why pyeong coexists with square metres in contemporary Korean usage.

• TonneRelated: Metrication established the tonne as a practical mass unit in places that adopted decimal measures.

• Cooking weights and measuresCompared with: Recipes may mix metric weights with customary volumes, creating conversion choices.

• English units of measurementCompared with: Metrication has displaced English-derived units in many countries and industries.