is there a chart showing the size of a parcel and number of prims it supports

[justasub Ragu]

I am trying to find out if there is a set chart showing the size of a parcel (e.g. 512 m2) and the prims it supports (eg 117)

[Rolig Loon]

To find out how many prims a parcel of any size supports, use your 7th grade math.

If 512 sq m supports 117 prims, then 1 sq m supports 117/512 = 0.2285 prims. 

If you know how big any parcel is, then all you have to do is multiply the size by 0.2285.

100 sq m supports 100 x 0.2285 = 22.85 prims

1000 sq m supports 228.5 prims

and so forth.  The only other thing to remember is that you can never rez part of a prim.  It's all or nothing.  So 100 sq m really only supports 22 prims, 1000 sq m really supports only 228 prims, and so on.

Now you can make your own chart or table if you want, or just keep a calculator handy.

[Abigail Longmeadow]

There are some special areas with "double prim" parcels. These support twice the normal number of prims for the same size land. These area tend to be very expensive. I think you can find double prim parcels on the mainland in parts of Nova Albion, Bay City, Nautilus, and Zindra, plus also on some private estates.

[Sea Warcliffe]

Here is a list of the prim allowances with for the tier levels: http://secondlife.com/land/pricing.php