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Austrians have a life expectancy of 81.8 years. It is the age at which newborns can count on average. Austria ranks eighth among the 28 EU Member States. According to the Statistical Office of the European Union (Eurostat), the Spaniards occupy the first place with 83.4 years. Latecomers are Bulgaria, Latvia and Lithuania with only 74.9 years each.
Spain is ranked after Italy (83.4 years), France, Luxembourg and Cyprus (82.7 years each), Malta (82.6 years), Sweden (82.4 years) ), Austria and Ireland. (81.8 years each), the Netherlands (81.7 years), Belgium, Finland and Greece (81.5 years each), Portugal (81.3 years), Great Britain and Slovenia (81.2 years each) ), Germany (81.0 years) and Denmark (80.9 years).
The Czech Republic (79.1 years), Croatia (78.2 years), Estonia and Poland (each 78.0 years), Slovakia (77.3 years), Hungary (76.2 years) years) are below the age of 80. Romania (75.3 years) and Bulgaria, Latvia and Lithuania (74.9 years each).
Life expectancy in Europe© EustatLife expectancy in Europe© Eustat
Spaniards also have the highest life expectancy, divided into regions. The region of Madrid is 85.2 years old, followed by La Rioja and Castile and Leon and Italian Trentino (84.3 years each). The last place is occupied by the Bulgarian region Severozapaden (73.3 years).
The Austrian federal states have all exceeded the 80-year limit. The Tyrol leads 82.8 years ahead of Salzburg and Vorarlberg (82.7 years each), Upper Austria (82.2 years), Styria (82.1 years), Carinthia (81.8 years), Burgenland and Lower Austria (81 each). , 4 years old) and Vienna taillight (80.9 years old).
According to the United Nations, life expectancy is 62.3 years in Afghanistan, 51.7 years in Chad and 49.4 years in the Central African Republic.
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