1 E+4 m³

To help compare different orders of magnitudes this page lists volumes between 10,000 and 100,000 ($10^\{4\}$ to $10^\{5\}$) cubic metres. "See also" volumes or capacities of other orders of magnitude.

* Volumes smaller than 10,000 cubic metres----
*1 E+4 m³ or 10⁴ m³ equals:
** 10,000 m³ (cubic metres)
** 10,000,000 L (litres)
** 2,199,692 Imperial gallons (UK and Commonwealth, though largely metricized)
** 2,641,721 liquid gallons or 85,217 beer barrels or 62,898 oil barrels in U.S. customary units for liquid volumes
** 2,270,207 dry gallons or 283,776 bushels in U.S. customary units for dry volumes
** 13,080 cubic yards
** a cube of this volume has an edge of 21.544 m
** a sphere of this volume has radius of 13.365 m
* 11.3 thousand m³ — gas volume in the first zeppelin "LZ 1"
* 11,866 m³ — amount of concrete in Trbovlje Chimney
* 15.6 thousand m³ — Quebec's 2001 output of maple syrup
* 50 thousand m³ — typical volume of a large gasometer----
* Volumes larger than or equal to 100,000 cubic metres