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A tun is 2 pipes (or butts); 3 firkins, puncheons, tertians; 4 hogsheads; 6 tierces; 8 barrels; 14 rundlets; 210 imperial gallons; or 252 U.S. gallons.

Note: tuns are almost exclusively used for measuring wine. Also, tuns should not be confused with tons, a unit of weight.

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