1 E+7 m³

To help compare different orders of magnitudes this page lists volumes between 10 million and 100 million (10⁷ to 10⁸) cubic metres (m³). See also volumes or capacities of other orders of magnitude.

Volumes smaller than 10 million cubic metres
10 million cubic meters equals to:
- 1 E+7 m³
- a cube of this volume has an edge of 215 m
- a ball of this volume has radius of 134 m
10 million m³ - volume of Lake Chagan, artificial lake created by nuclear explosion
17 million m³ - volume of material in the Gatun Dam, completed in 1913
28 million m³ - volume of concrete in the Three Gorges Dam, the world's largest concrete structure
43 million m³ - volume of Aswan Dam
90 million m³ - volume of gas required per day by India in 2005
Volumes larger than 100 million cubic metres

Orders of magnitude (volume) SI unit: cubic metre Conversion of units#Volume
1 E-60 m³	1 E-18 m³	1 E-12 m³	1 ml	1 m³	1 E6 m³	1 E12 m³	1 E18 m³	1 E24 m³	1 E30 m³
1 E-50 m³	1 E-17 m³	1 E-11 m³	10 ml	10 m³	1 E7 m³	1 E13 m³	1 E19 m³	1 E25 m³	1 E40 m³
1 E-40 m³	1 E-16 m³	1 E-10 m³	100 ml	100 m³	1 E8 m³	1 E14 m³	1 E20 m³	1 E26 m³	1 E50 m³
1 E-30 m³	1 E-15 m³	1 E-9 m³	1 l	1000 m³	1 E9 m³	1 E15 m³	1 E21 m³	1 E27 m³	1 E60 m³
1 E-20 m³	1 E-14 m³	1 E-8 m³	10 l	10000 m³	1 E10 m³	1 E16 m³	1 E22 m³	1 E28 m³	1 E70 m³
1 E-19 m³	1 E-13 m³	1 E-7 m³	100 l	100,000 m³	1 E11 m³	1 E17 m³	1 E23 m³	1 E29 m³	1 E80 m³