Convert Cubic Meters (m3 / cu m) of water to different measuring units with the same water volume.
Two-way conversion from Cubic Meters to another measuring unit and from this measuring back to m3 / cu m.
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Cubic Yards
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Deciliters
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Dekagrams
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Drops
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Grams
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Hectoliters
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Kilograms
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Liters
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Medical Drops
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Metric Cups
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Metric Tonnes
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Micro-Grams
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Micro-Liters
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Milliliters
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Ounces
- Cubic Meters ⇄ Pounds
- Cubic Meters ⇄ U.K. Drops
- Cubic Meters ⇄ U.K. Fluid Ounces
- Cubic Meters ⇄ U.K. Gallons
- Cubic Meters ⇄ U.K. Long Tons
- Cubic Meters ⇄ U.S. Cups
- Cubic Meters ⇄ U.S. Fluid Ounces
- Cubic Meters ⇄ U.S. Gallons
- Cubic Meters ⇄ U.S. Short Tons
- Cubic Meters ⇄ U.S. Water Drops
Definition of Cubic Meters of water provided by WikiPedia
The cubic meter (in American English) or cubic metre (in British English) is the derived unit of volume. Its symbol is m3 It is the volume of a cube with edges one metre in length. An alternative name, which allowed a different usage with metric prefixes, was the stère, still sometimes used for dry measure (for instance, in reference to wood). Another alternative name, no longer widely used, was the kilolitre.
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