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A tank this size contains 353,400 cubic feet of volume. This equates to about 2,644,000 US gallons. Since a barrel of crude oil contains 42 gallons:

  • 2,644,000 gallons divided by 42 gallons per barrel = about 62,952.4 barrels of oil in a 75ft x 50ft tank
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