How long is an Olympic pool?

Answer 1

To become classed as an Olympic pool, a swimming pool has to pass many specifications, just not in length. Width, depth, number of lanes, temperature and light levels are all taken into consideration.

Length, 51 metres, 50 metres between the touch pads.
Depth, 2 metres minimum,
Width, 25 metres,
Number of lanes, 8 +2 which are not used. Each lane must be 2.5 metres wide,
Temperature, 25-28 degrees Centigrade,
Light Level, 1500 Lux,
and lastly Volume, 2,500m3 minimum depending on depth.
Exactly 50 meters.

Answer 2

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An Olympic-size swimming pool is the type of swimming pool used in the Olympic Games and other "long course" events (meaning 50 meters in length and not 25 meters or 25 yards). The size is commonly used as a casual measure of volume

Answer 3

An Olympic-sized swimming pool is 50m in length.

According to the International Swimming Federation (FINA), the specifications for an Olympic-size pool are as follows:

Length 50m (164ft)

width 25m (82ft)

lane width 2.5m (8'2")

water temp 25 - 28oC (77 - 82oF)

min depth 2m (6'7")

Volume min. 2,500m3 (88,000ft3)

Answer 4

Size of an Olympic swimming pool is very huge. It is used to held different swimming sports. Roughly it is the size of 88,000 cubic meter.

Answer 5

One length of an Olympic swimming pool is 50 metres.
50 m
The length of a Olympic Swimming Pool is 50m
It is 50 m

Answer 6

50m in length, 25m wide.

Answer 7

50 m