Cost of living comparison
compared to
Senegal vs. North Carolina Cost of Living Summary
Senegal is 21.1% cheaper than North Carolina.
Senegal vs. North Carolina Cost Breakdown
If you lived in Senegal instead of North Carolina, you would:
pay 43.1% less for restaurants
|
North Carolina
|
Senegal
|
||
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic meal with drink at inexpensive restaurant |
$17.06
|
$4.92
F CFA2,801
|
|
|
Fast food combo meal
McDonalds, or similar
|
$10.47
|
$10.46
F CFA5,958
|
|
| Bottle of Coca-Cola (11 fl. oz) |
$2.28
|
$0.89
F CFA509
|
|
| Bottle of water (11 fl. oz) |
$1.82
|
$1.09
F CFA619
|
|
North Carolina vs. Senegal - Cost of restaurants
pay 21.5% less for groceries
|
North Carolina
|
Senegal
|
||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Bread
1 loaf
|
$3.79
|
$0.64
F CFA364
|
|
| Local cheese (8 oz) |
$6.80
|
$6.44
F CFA3,666
|
|
| Milk (1 gallon) |
$3.73
|
$9.55
F CFA5,436
|
|
|
Eggs
1 dozen
|
$3.98
|
$2.81
F CFA1,599
|
|
| Boneless chicken breast (1 lb) |
$5.20
|
$4.40
F CFA2,504
|
|
| Apples (1 lb) |
$2.47
|
$1.27
F CFA724
|
|
| Bananas (1 lb) |
$0.71
|
$0.85
F CFA485
|
|
| Oranges (1 lb) |
$2.20
|
$1.21
F CFA690
|
|
| Tomatoes (1 lb) |
$2.38
|
$0.98
F CFA558
|
|
| Potatoes (1 lb) |
$1.74
|
$0.69
F CFA395
|
|
| Onions (1 lb) |
$1.80
|
$0.59
F CFA333
|
|
North Carolina vs. Senegal - Cost of groceries
pay 42.3% more for transportation
|
North Carolina
|
Senegal
|
||
|---|---|---|---|
| Gasoline (1 gallon) |
$2.98
|
$6.70
F CFA3,817
|
|
| Monthly public transit pass |
$60.67
|
$80.49
F CFA45,831
|
|
| New Volkswagen Golf 1.4 (standard edition) |
$33,588.64
|
$37,116.17
F CFA21M
|
|
| Taxi trip in downtown area (5 miles) |
$19.99
|
$20.12
F CFA11,458
|
|
North Carolina vs. Senegal - Cost of transportation
pay 37.7% less for housing
|
North Carolina
|
Senegal
|
||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Internet connection
50 mbps or faster, cable/dsl
|
$72.77
|
$48.58
F CFA27,662
|
|
| 1-Bedroom apartment in downtown area |
$1,488.15
|
$940.87
F CFA536K
|
|
| 1-Bedroom apartment outside city center |
$1,261.77
|
$364.90
F CFA208K
|
|
|
Utilities for two
(700 sq ft apartment)
including electric, gas, water, heating
|
$132.31
|
$119.46
F CFA68,018
|
|
North Carolina vs. Senegal - Cost of housing
pay 74.6% less for childcare
|
North Carolina
|
Senegal
|
||
|---|---|---|---|
| Private preschool for 1 child, monthly |
$1,261.89
|
$268.31
F CFA153K
|
|
| Middle school for 1 child, two semesters |
$24,633.15
|
$7,289.08
F CFA4M
|
|
North Carolina vs. Senegal - Cost of childcare
pay 31.9% less for entertainment and sports
|
North Carolina
|
Senegal
|
||
|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic/local beer (1 pint) |
$5.12
|
$2.68
F CFA1,528
|
|
| Cappuccino in mid-range area |
$4.82
|
$4.47
F CFA2,547
|
|
|
Pack of cigarettes
Marlboro or similar
|
$7.77
|
$1.79
F CFA1,018
|
|
| Monthly membership at local gym |
$48.40
|
$50.08
F CFA28,517
|
|
| Movie ticket to theater/cinema |
$12.98
|
$8.94
F CFA5,092
|
|
North Carolina vs. Senegal - Cost of entertainment and sports
pay 18.9% more for clothing
|
North Carolina
|
Senegal
|
||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Regular jeans
Levi's brand
|
$49.30
|
$52.32
F CFA29,790
|
|
|
Regular dress
from H&M or similar store
|
$37.76
|
$47.70
F CFA27,159
|
|
|
Running shoes
Nike or Adidas
|
$88.37
|
$110.31
F CFA62,806
|
|
| Men's business shoes (leather) |
$111.01
|
$131.17
F CFA74,688
|
|
North Carolina vs. Senegal - Cost of clothing
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We average the price of thousands of data points entered by users across the world.
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