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Have never played no man's land but a few of the maps I play on seem to be organized in sections and they are close to a real section which is a square mile and 640 acres.
Additional field info will tell you how big the total purchase lot is along with the field in it.
Additional field info shows each land area was 17.54 acres in size, assuming it converts things properly. (Note it only shows up once you walk onto a field you created, won't show field area though, just the land area the field is in.)
To me it doesn't feel huge but perhaps that is because it is a more flatter map with a lot of open space, I know forestry ones with rougher terrain and a lot of trees feel outright huge.
The No mans land map is good if you want to start from nothing but yet be able to get into crops right away vs. typical forestry maps.
It is under the misc. section for the placeables.
Now, did the sizes get bigger since earlier versions of FS for the standard maps? I think they did but not sure. Would have to install FS 13 to find out.
Also good to hear the included sell point works.