Burmese units of measurement

Burmese units or the Burmese system is a collection of units used in Burma. Burma is one of only three nations to primarily use a non-metric system of units, the others being Liberia and the United States. While most Burmese units are used solely in the nation, imperial units such as the furlong and acre are also used.
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