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How many liters of water fill an Olympic-size swimming pool built at the minimum legal depth of 2 meters?
Answer
2,500,000 liters
That's 2.5 million liters — enough drinking water to supply one person for over 3,400 years. 'Olympic pool' is such a vivid unit that scientists and journalists routinely use it to describe everything from oil spills to melting glaciers.
Source: World Aquatics (50 m × 25 m × 2 m minimum depth specification)
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