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The number of cubic feet would be 608 (19 x 32) times the maximum depth of the water, assuming the pool is the same depth throughout. Otherwise, you would multiply the length, width, and depth of each section separately (usually the same width is shared) and then add both results. Once you get cubic feet, you would use a formula to convert that to gallons.

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