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Using the conversion rate of approximately 7.4805 liquid U.S. gallons to 1 ft3
There are 13368 ft3 in 100000 liquid U.S. gallons.
Using the conversion rate of approximately 6.2288 Imperial gallons to 1 ft3
There are 16054 ft3 in 100000 Imperial gallons.
Using the conversion rate of approximately 6.4285 dry U.S. gallons to 1 ft3
There are 15556 ft3 in 100000 dry U.S. gallons.
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