Convert Cubic Yards (yd³) to Acre Feet (ac⋅ft)

Quick reference for converting Cubic Yards to Acre Feet

Formula: ac⋅ft = yd³ ÷ 1,613.33
Quick rough maths: To get the Acre Feet, divide the Cubic Yards by 1,600.
Cubic Yards (yd³) in 1 Acre Foot: There are 1,613.33 Cubic Yards in 1 Acre Foot
Acre Feet (ac⋅ft) in 1 Cubic Yard: There are 0.000619835 Acre Feet in 1 Cubic Yard

Conversion table: Cubic Yards (yd³) to Acre Feet (ac⋅ft)

0yd³ – 24yd³
0yd³	0 ac⋅ft
1yd³	0.0006198347107 ac⋅ft
2yd³	0.001239669421 ac⋅ft
3yd³	0.001859504132 ac⋅ft
4yd³	0.002479338843 ac⋅ft
5yd³	0.003099173554 ac⋅ft
6yd³	0.003719008264 ac⋅ft
7yd³	0.004338842975 ac⋅ft
8yd³	0.004958677686 ac⋅ft
9yd³	0.005578512397 ac⋅ft
10yd³	0.006198347107 ac⋅ft
11yd³	0.006818181818 ac⋅ft
12yd³	0.007438016529 ac⋅ft
13yd³	0.00805785124 ac⋅ft
14yd³	0.00867768595 ac⋅ft
15yd³	0.009297520661 ac⋅ft
16yd³	0.009917355372 ac⋅ft
17yd³	0.01053719008 ac⋅ft
18yd³	0.01115702479 ac⋅ft
19yd³	0.0117768595 ac⋅ft
20yd³	0.01239669421 ac⋅ft
21yd³	0.01301652893 ac⋅ft
22yd³	0.01363636364 ac⋅ft
23yd³	0.01425619835 ac⋅ft
24yd³	0.01487603306 ac⋅ft

25yd³ – 49yd³
25yd³	0.01549586777 ac⋅ft
26yd³	0.01611570248 ac⋅ft
27yd³	0.01673553719 ac⋅ft
28yd³	0.0173553719 ac⋅ft
29yd³	0.01797520661 ac⋅ft
30yd³	0.01859504132 ac⋅ft
31yd³	0.01921487603 ac⋅ft
32yd³	0.01983471074 ac⋅ft
33yd³	0.02045454545 ac⋅ft
34yd³	0.02107438017 ac⋅ft
35yd³	0.02169421488 ac⋅ft
36yd³	0.02231404959 ac⋅ft
37yd³	0.0229338843 ac⋅ft
38yd³	0.02355371901 ac⋅ft
39yd³	0.02417355372 ac⋅ft
40yd³	0.02479338843 ac⋅ft
41yd³	0.02541322314 ac⋅ft
42yd³	0.02603305785 ac⋅ft
43yd³	0.02665289256 ac⋅ft
44yd³	0.02727272727 ac⋅ft
45yd³	0.02789256198 ac⋅ft
46yd³	0.02851239669 ac⋅ft
47yd³	0.0291322314 ac⋅ft
48yd³	0.02975206612 ac⋅ft
49yd³	0.03037190083 ac⋅ft

50yd³ – 74yd³
50yd³	0.03099173554 ac⋅ft
51yd³	0.03161157025 ac⋅ft
52yd³	0.03223140496 ac⋅ft
53yd³	0.03285123967 ac⋅ft
54yd³	0.03347107438 ac⋅ft
55yd³	0.03409090909 ac⋅ft
56yd³	0.0347107438 ac⋅ft
57yd³	0.03533057851 ac⋅ft
58yd³	0.03595041322 ac⋅ft
59yd³	0.03657024793 ac⋅ft
60yd³	0.03719008264 ac⋅ft
61yd³	0.03780991736 ac⋅ft
62yd³	0.03842975207 ac⋅ft
63yd³	0.03904958678 ac⋅ft
64yd³	0.03966942149 ac⋅ft
65yd³	0.0402892562 ac⋅ft
66yd³	0.04090909091 ac⋅ft
67yd³	0.04152892562 ac⋅ft
68yd³	0.04214876033 ac⋅ft
69yd³	0.04276859504 ac⋅ft
70yd³	0.04338842975 ac⋅ft
71yd³	0.04400826446 ac⋅ft
72yd³	0.04462809917 ac⋅ft
73yd³	0.04524793388 ac⋅ft
74yd³	0.0458677686 ac⋅ft

75yd³ – 99yd³
75yd³	0.04648760331 ac⋅ft
76yd³	0.04710743802 ac⋅ft
77yd³	0.04772727273 ac⋅ft
78yd³	0.04834710744 ac⋅ft
79yd³	0.04896694215 ac⋅ft
80yd³	0.04958677686 ac⋅ft
81yd³	0.05020661157 ac⋅ft
82yd³	0.05082644628 ac⋅ft
83yd³	0.05144628099 ac⋅ft
84yd³	0.0520661157 ac⋅ft
85yd³	0.05268595041 ac⋅ft
86yd³	0.05330578512 ac⋅ft
87yd³	0.05392561983 ac⋅ft
88yd³	0.05454545455 ac⋅ft
89yd³	0.05516528926 ac⋅ft
90yd³	0.05578512397 ac⋅ft
91yd³	0.05640495868 ac⋅ft
92yd³	0.05702479339 ac⋅ft
93yd³	0.0576446281 ac⋅ft
94yd³	0.05826446281 ac⋅ft
95yd³	0.05888429752 ac⋅ft
96yd³	0.05950413223 ac⋅ft
97yd³	0.06012396694 ac⋅ft
98yd³	0.06074380165 ac⋅ft
99yd³	0.06136363636 ac⋅ft

Unit information

Cubic Yard

/ˈkjuːbɪk jɑːd/

Symbol: yd³
Unit system: Imperial

What is the Cubic Yard?

The cubic yard is a unit of volume derived from the imperial system of units. It uses the symbol yd³.

It equals the volume of a cube with edges that each measure 1 yard. It is equivalent to 27 ft³, 46656 in³ or ≈ 0.764554 m³.

The yard (and derivatives like the cubic yard for example) are the same in both the imperial systems and US customary systems so require less conversion systems to calculate / convert to SI or metric.

Acre Foot

/ˈeɪkə fiːt/

Symbol: ac⋅ft
Unit system: US Customary

What is the Acre Foot?

The acre-foot is a unit of volume in the US customary unit system with the symbol ac⋅ft.

It represents the volume contained in a box measuring 660 feet long, 66 feet wide and 1 foot deep. This can be thought of a box the size of an acre but 1 foot deep.

It is approximately the same volume as an 8 lane swimming pool; 25 metres in length, 3 metres deep and 16 metres wide (assuming lanes are 2 metres wide).

It is still used in the US despite its links to the much-outdated imperial system of units. For example a "rule of thumb" is that an average suburban family's annual water usage should be around 1 acre-foot. This is equal to just under 3.4 m³ daily.