View source for 1 E+3 m³

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To help compare different [[orders of magnitude]]s this page lists [[volume]]s between 100 million [[cube (geometry)|cubic]] [[metre]]s and 1 cubic [[kilometre]] (<math>10^{8}</math> to <math>10^{9}</math> cubic metres). ''See also'' [[orders of magnitude (volume)|volumes or capacities of other orders of magnitude]].

* [[1 E+7 m³|Volumes smaller]] than 100 [[million]] cubic metres
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*'''1 E+8 m³''' or 10<sup>8</sup> m³ equals:
** 100 million m³ ([[cubic metre]]s)
** 0.1&nbsp;km³ ([[cubic kilometre]])
** 100 billion L ([[litre]]s)
** A [[cube (geometry)|cube]] of this volume has an edge of [[1 E+2 m|464,158883 m]]
** A [[sphere]] of this volume has a radius of [[1 E+2 m|287,941191 m]]
* 101 million m³ — volume of the [[Grimsel]] [[lake|reservoir]]
* 173 million m³ — volume of [[Lake Baldegg]], Switzerland
* 205 million m³ — volume of material excavated in the construction of the [[Panama Canal]]
* 220 million m³ — volume of [[Lac de la Gruyère]], Switzerland
* 285 million m³ — volume of [[Lake Halwill]], Switzerland
* 320 - 335 million m³ — volume of the [[Great Wall of China]]
* 300 - 500 million m³ — volume of all humans alive on the planet (based on an average mass of 40–70&nbsp;kg per human)
* 400 million m³ — predicted volume of [[natural gas]] required per day by [[India]] in 2025
* 693 million m³ — volume of [[Lake Murten]], Switzerland
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* [[1 E+9 m³|Volumes larger]] than or equal to 1 [[1000000000 (number)|billion]] (''one thousand million'') cubic metres

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