How many lines on the college ruled paper?

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Medium ruled (or College ruled) paper has 9/32 in (7.1 mm) spacing between horizontal lines, with a vertical margin drawn about 1-1/4 in (31.75 mm) from the left-hand edge of the page. Its use is very common in the United States.

This comes to about 33 lines.

Frequently used rules:

5 × 5, or “small squares”
Horizontal and vertical lines every 5 mm.
General use. With or without margin according to the variants.
“Big tiles”
Fine horizontal lines every 2 mm, horizontal and vertical lines every 8 mm.
Typical school notebook in France. This lineage always seems to be accompanied by a margin on the left.
Created in 1892 by Jean-Alexandre Seyès, bookseller and paper-maker in Pontoise.
An A4 sheet has 21 full tiles on one line and 29 full tiles on one column, making a total of 609 full tiles.
Millimeter
Millimeter semi-logarithmic
Logarithmic Millimeter
Horizontal and vertical lines: fine every 1 mm, average every 5 mm, thick every 10 mm. In the case of logarithmic rulings, only one or both axes are graduated along a nonlinear progression scale.
Technical drawing, graphics. No margin or otherwise a margin of 10 mm all around the sheet.
Simple lineage
Horizontal lines every 10 mm.
Classic letter paper. No margin.
7 mm double line
Groups of two horizontal lines.
Often used for learning to write in very young children.
Double line 3 mm
Groups of two horizontal lines.
Often used for learning writing in young children.
Music paper
Groups of five lines.
Accounting journal
Horizontal lines every 10 mm, vertical lines to separate columns (designation, credit, flow) and numbers.