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acre-inch

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acre-inch [′ā·kər ′inch]
(hydrology)
A unit of volume used in the United States for water flow, equal to 3630 cubic feet. Abbreviated acre-in.


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When natural gas prices rise from $3 to $8 per Mcf, the cost of irrigation more than doubles per acre-inch of water pumped, Texas A&M Extension agricultural specialists say.
 
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