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Inch of water

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An inch of water is a unit of measurement that refers to the height of a column of water that measures one inch tall. It is often used to quantify water levels in various contexts, such as rainfall, water tables, and irrigation. In terms of volume, one inch of water over an area can be calculated based on the surface area involved. For example: - An inch of water over one square foot corresponds to about 0.623 gallons (U.S. gallons).

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