Convert from nook to carucate

Unit Definition (nook)
The nook is a traditional unit of land area in northern England. Originally the nook was 1/2 virgate; a virgate, often called a yardland in the north, was about 30 acres in southern England but tended to be closer to 40 acres in the north. A nook of land thus came to be 20 acres or about 8.094 hectares.

Unit Definition (carucate)
The Carucate is an another name for the hide, an old English unit of land area. The name comes from a Latin word meaning "plowland".