This calculator allows you to convert from Acre-foot to Nanoliter and in a reverse direction. To convert from Acre-foot to Nanoliter, enter the amount of Acre-foot into the first input and to convert from Nanoliter to Acre-foot, enter the amount of Nanoliter into the second input.
5 Acre-foot = 6.1674091877376E+15 Nanoliter
Acre-foot to Cubic meter | Acre-foot to Liter | Acre-foot to Cubic centimeter | Acre-foot to Cubic foot | Acre-foot to Gallon (US) | Acre-foot to Cubic inch | Acre-foot to Milliliter | Acre-foot to Cubic yard | Acre-foot to Microliter |5 Acre-foot equal 6.1674091877376E+15 Nanoliter.
Every 1 Acre-foot = 1.2334818375475E+15 Nanoliter and so, 5 Acre-foot = 5 multiplied by 1.2334818375475E+15 = 6.1674091877376E+15 Nanoliter.
What is an acre foot?
Acre foot was mainly used to measure large scales of water. It is a common unit to define volumes of canals and rivers.
United States define an acre foot as the volume of water which can cover an area of one acre to a depth of one foot.
Let's show some examples to make you imagine how much is one acre foot:
One acre foot of water is sufficient for the needs of a suburban family household per year. Under the enforcement of water conservation, the same family can consume only 0.25 acre-foot of water annually.
| 1 Acre-foot = 1.2334818375475E+15 Nanoliter |
| 2 Acre-foot = 2.466963675095E+15 Nanoliter |
| 3 Acre-foot = 3.7004455126426E+15 Nanoliter |
| 4 Acre-foot = 4.9339273501901E+15 Nanoliter |
| 5 Acre-foot = 6.1674091877376E+15 Nanoliter |
| 6 Acre-foot = 7.4008910252851E+15 Nanoliter |
| 7 Acre-foot = 8.6343728628327E+15 Nanoliter |
| 8 Acre-foot = 9.8678547003802E+15 Nanoliter |
| 9 Acre-foot = 1.1101336537928E+16 Nanoliter |
| 10 Acre-foot = 1.2334818375475E+16 Nanoliter |
| 11 Acre-foot = 1.3568300213023E+16 Nanoliter |
| 12 Acre-foot = 1.480178205057E+16 Nanoliter |
| 13 Acre-foot = 1.6035263888118E+16 Nanoliter |
| 14 Acre-foot = 1.7268745725665E+16 Nanoliter |
| 15 Acre-foot = 1.8502227563213E+16 Nanoliter |
