How many gallons of water are in a junior Olympic size swimming pool?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

minimum 2,500 m3 (88,000 cu ft) or

2,500,000 L (550,000 imp gal; 660,000 US gal) or

138,888,888.889 mol,

depending on depth

Note only minimum is specified, depth can be greater and so can gallons as long as it meets minimum requirement.

Answer 3

This question is not easily answered because Olympic size only refers to the width and length, not depth. So variation in depth can greatly affect the answer. I happened to do maintainance for a university olympic sized pool years ago. It was 3 ft or 1m at the shallow end an 12ft or 4m at the deep end. It came in at just under 1/2 million gallons.

Answer 4

10. there are 10 gallons of water in an Olympic sized pool.

Your welcome.

actually, in some rare cases, the flea crosses the golden gate bridge, causing the pool size to go all crazy, but it all depends on how you butter your bread.

Answer 5

I would say probably around 50-200 gallons.

Answer 6

depends on how big the swimming pool is

An Olympic swimming pool is a standard size so you must take the legnth times the width times the depth and convert the cubic yards to gallons.

Answer 7

Around 110,000 depending on depth and 6 lanes

Answer 8

250,000 gallons. :)

Answer 9

440,000