Ranking of the fifteen countries with the longest life expectancy of citizens

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Ranking of the fifteen countries with the longest life expectancy of citizens

Scientists from the University of Pennsylvania compiled a ranking of the fifteen countries with the longest life expectancy of citizens. The most advanced age is around 79 women have lived in Switzerland for years. They calculated a very good result for Australia. There, life expectancy is approx 79 years for women and 74 years for men.

Estimated average age of life for women and men - ranking by country:

  1. Women: Switzerland (79,03 Years); The men: Australia (74,1 Years).
  2. K: Australia (78,79 Years), M: Sweden (74 Years).
  3. K: Norway (78,61 Years); M: Switzerland (73,7 Years).
  4. K: Sweden (78,39 Years); M: Norway (73,1 Years).
  5. K: Netherlands (78,17 Years); M: Netherlands (72,6 Years).
  6. K: France (76,97 Years); M: United Kingdom (72,33 Years).
  7. K: United Kingdom (76,3 Years); M: Denmark (71,87 Years).
  8. K: USA (76,43 Years); M: USA (71,57 Years).
  9. K: Denmark (75,83 Years); M: Finland (69,27 Years).
  10. K: Finland (75,17 Years); M: Belgium (68,84 Years).
  11. K: Belgium (74,74 Years); M: France (68,83 Years).
  12. K: Japan (72,9 Years); M: Spain (68,66 Years).
  13. K: Spain (72,24 Years); M: Italy (68,65 Years).
  14. K: Italy (72,14 Years); M: Japan (68,52 Years).
  15. K: Portugal (69,19 Years); M: Portugal (64,77 Years).

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