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Assuming the 10 foot dimension is the diameter of the pool, not the circumference or radius, the area would be 78.54 square feet. With a depth of 2.5 feet x 78.54 square feet, the volume of the pool would be 196.35 cubic feet.

There is 7.4805196 gallons in a cubic foot, therefore there would be 1,469 gallons in a 10 foot diameter pool that is 2.5 feet deep.

Considering that one should not fill the pool to the top, every one inch of depth in this pool contains 49 gallons... You'll need room to displace water for people and pets.

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The volume depends on the gradient at which the depth changes.

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885 gallons to fill it to the very top.

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