301 in Words
How do you write 301 in words?
The number 301 is written three hundred one in words. As an ordinal it is three hundred first, and on a check you would write Three hundred one and 00/100.
Last updated 24 August 2026
Other ways to write it
| Cardinal | three hundred one |
|---|---|
| Ordinal | three hundred first |
| Currency | three hundred one dollars |
| Check format | Three hundred one and 00/100 |
How 301 is written
301 is the sum of its place values, 300 + 1, and is written three hundred one.
Its ordinal form is three hundred first — only the final element takes the ordinal ending — and on a check the amount line reads "Three hundred one and 00/100", where 00/100 stands for zero cents.
British English inserts "and" before the last part, giving three hundred and one, where American English writes three hundred one without it.
For house-style rules on spelling out numbers, see the Chicago Manual of Style.
Facts about 301
- 301 is an odd number.
- It is not a prime number.
- Digit sum: 4.
- Roman numerals: CCCI.
- Binary: 100101101.
- Hexadecimal: 12D.
| Digit | Place |
|---|---|
| 3 | hundreds |
| 0 | tens |
| 1 | ones |
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Frequently asked questions
How do you write 301 in words?
301 in words is "three hundred one".
How do you spell 301?
301 is spelled "three hundred one".
How do you write 301 on a check?
On a check, write "Three hundred one and 00/100".