- Code: CAD
- Country: Canada
- Region: North and Central America
- Symbol: $
- Inflation: 2.9%.
- Bank: Bank of Canada
Facts about CAD (Canadian Dollars) and NOK (Norwegian Krones)
Canada decided to use the dollar instead of the British pound because of the spread of so-called Spanish dollar or peso in North America during the eighteenth century. 1C$ coins are called loonies colloquially and 2C$ coins are called twonies by analogy. Canadian Dollar can also be called Loonie, buck (English), Huard, piastre (French).
The Norwegian krone is the currency of Norway. The introduction of the krone as Norwegian legal tender in 1875, was the result of the Scandinavian Monetary Union, which lasted until the First World War.
The currency converter from CAD (Canadian Dollar) to NOK (Norwegian Krone) is up to date, being -5520 seconds ago the last update from The International Monetary Fund.
|Convert CAD (Canadian Dollar)||$ 1||$ 5||$ 10||$ 50||$ 100||$ 500|
|Into NOK (Norwegian Krone)||kr 6.41523||kr 32.0762||kr 64.1523||kr 320.7615||kr 641.5230||kr 3207.6150|
|Convert CAD (Canadian Dollar)||$ 1,000||$ 5,000||$ 10,000||$ 50,000||$ 100,000|
|Into NOK (Norwegian Krone)||kr 6415.2300||kr 32076.1500||kr 64152.3000||kr 320761.5000||kr 641523.0000|