An Australian Football League (AFL) field is an oval grassed ground measuring between 135 to 185 meters in length and 110 to 155 meters in width. This range reflects the variability of AFL fields, as there are no fixed dimensions, but these measurements represent the standard size used in professional AFL matches.
The field is marked with boundary lines and other key features such as goal posts, behind posts, 50-meter arcs, and the center square and circle, contributing to the regulation layout for gameplay.
In summary, an AFL field length is typically between 135 and 185 meters.
