I'm assuming you have a circular pool and its diameter is 15 ft (radius 7.5 ft). If you fill the pool up to the height of 4 ft, you can easily figure your volume using this equation:
V=(area of base)x(height)
V=(pi x r2) x (height)
V=3.14 x (7.5 ft)2 x 4 ft
V=706.5 ft3
There is 1 gallon per 0.133 ft3
Therefore, you need about 575 gallons of water to fill your pool.
29,952 GALLONS
5000 gal
The pool holds 7,600 gallons of water
A round pool that is 16 feet wide and 48 inches deep holds up to 6,014 gallons of water.
A 27-foot wide by 52-inch-deep round pool holds a maximum of about 18,551.7 gallons of water.
This pool can hold a maximum of about 9,403 gallons of water.
29,952 GALLONS
This pool holds a maximum of 18,560 gallons of water.
5000 gal
The pool holds 7,600 gallons of water
About 3,983 gallons.
A round pool that is 16 feet wide and 48 inches deep holds up to 6,014 gallons of water.
The pool holds approximately 10,560 gallons of water.
A 27-foot wide by 52-inch-deep round pool holds a maximum of about 18,551.7 gallons of water.
A round 16-foot wide pool that is four feet deep holds about 6,000 gallons of water.
1795 gallons, if you fill it to the brim.
Three feet of water in a 12-foot round pool is about 2,550 gallons.