How much wood could a woodchuck

. . . chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood. Woodchuck = groundhog [day] = Marmota monax but I'm not here talking about mammals except insofar as I've dived down a rabbit-hole about measures of firewood.  I'm there because I'm reading Richard Fortey's memoir about 4 acres of woodland in Oxfordshire entitled The Wood For The Trees; the long view of nature from a small wood. Fortey, a retired geologist, bought the lot partly because he was fascinated by the ancient language associated with woods and wood: bodger; spile, bavin. On p.154 he elucidates:

• bavin is a bundle of coppiced firewood 3ft 4in long and 24in in circumference
• billet a bundle of ditto 3ft long and circumference of 10in
• in = inch 2.5cm; ft = foot = 12 inches = 30.5cm
• thinking about it, a billet could be a single length of wood you could hold in two hands to defend yourself from a highwayman.
• bottle enough birch-twigs to make a besom = witch's broom
• faggot a bundle 3ft long and and 2ft/24in in circumference suitable for bakers' ovens [prev on The Charter of the Forest 1217]
• fascine a more robust bundle, of uncertain dimensions, used for filling marshy ground for a roadway or incorporating into [military] earthworks.
• obviously related to fasces [which prev] the Latin for a bundle of sticks and adopted by Mussolini's Fascists.
• tal(l)wood wood cut a bit long: 4ft
• you can with advantage read the Assize of Fuel 1553 an Act of King Edward VI to regulate the buying and selling of firewood on pain of forfeiture, and/or a session in the pillory with a faggot or billet bounden to some part of his body etc.

That got me thinking about other measures of firewood, the standards of which are:

• cord - a stack 4ft x 4ft x 8ft of cut and split logs typically 16 in long [prev]
• only really used in North America it is about 3.6 cu.m.
• cord is 4ft4in x 2ft2in x 8ft8in in Forest of Dean on the Welsh Marches which makes their cord ~25% more total volume
• it's damn-fool silly to say 1 cord = 3.624556416 cu.m. because that final 6 is 6 cu.mm or about a rice grain of firewood and you lose that much overnight from the insect damage
• rick - aka a fireplace cord is 1/3 of a cord = a facecord if the logs are 16in long
• stack - like a cord but 3.5ft x 3.5ft x 12ft or about 15% bigger than a regular cord
• stere = stère = 1 cu.m.
• although in France they still use a corde or a moule which vary [from 2.06 to 4.9 stère]  according to the region in which you source your firewood: 
• the French revolutionaries wanted to have a décistère as well for widows and orphans and people with extremely well insulated homes; this later became known as a solive. 
• load - a quantity of unstacked wood typically about 50cu.ft or under half a cord
• favn - how firewood is sold in Norway a volume = 1 alen x 1 favn x 1 favn = 2.2 steres
• favn (think our nautical fathom) is 6 fot or 3 alen alen is cognate with Latin ulna a forearm which is about the same as a biblical cubit.

Soliciting how firewood is measured in your home-town in the comments.