The calculation is:
Diameter x Diameter x Depth X 5.9 = Number of Gallons
For example:
For a 15-foot round pool with a water depth of 3 ft: 15x15x3x5.9 = 3,982 gallons.
Since you did not specify the depth of the water, I will provide an answer for a couple of likely depths below.
Please note that this is the ACTUAL water depth NOT the height of the pool wall (the water is usually around 6 inchs lower than the wall height).
36 in depth: 3,982 gallons 42 inch depth: 4,646 gallons 48 inch depth: 5,310 gallons
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141.06 gallons
A round pool that is 16 feet across and is filled with 48 inches of water will contain about 6,041 gallons of water.
This pool can hold a maximum of about 5,707.6 gallons of water.
5,287.7 gallons of water.
13,594 US gallons of water.
Does "15 foot round" refer to Perimeter, Diameter or Radius.
A 2-foot round pool with 12 inches of water is holding about 23.6 gallons of water.
489.76 gallons of water.
141.06 gallons
Alittle under 10,000 gallons.
A round pool that is 16 feet across and is filled with 48 inches of water will contain about 6,041 gallons of water.
This pool can hold up to 1,689.7 gallons of water.
This pool can hold a maximum of about 5,707.6 gallons of water.
5,287.7 gallons of water.
13,594 US gallons of water.
181,248 gallons.
3,398.4 gallons.