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Health in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea: official figures

Life expectancy at birth in Gyeonggi Province was 83.9 years in 2023 (Ministry of Data and Statistics abridged life table), 2nd highest of 17.

How long do men and women live in Gyeonggi Province?

Boys born in Gyeonggi Province in 2023 could expect to live 81.2 years and girls 86.6 years, a gap of 5.4 years. Men's life expectancy was 3rd highest of 17 and women's was 3rd highest of 17.

Source: Ministry of Data and Statistics, published on KOSIS · saved copy

What is the life expectancy at 65 in Gyeonggi Province?

A 65-year-old in Gyeonggi Province could expect 21.6 more years of life in 2023 (19.6 for men, 23.6 for women), 3rd highest of 17.

Source: Ministry of Data and Statistics, published on KOSIS · saved copy

How many people in Gyeonggi Province live to 65?

On 2023 death rates, 92,579 of every 100,000 babies born in Gyeonggi Province would be alive at age 65 and 56,811 at age 85 (survival to 65 ranks 3rd highest of 17).

Source: Ministry of Data and Statistics, published on KOSIS · saved copy

What is the infant mortality rate in Gyeonggi Province?

The chance of a baby dying before its first birthday in Gyeonggi Province was 2.0 per 1,000 births on 2023 rates (0.00197 as a probability), 4th lowest of 17. This is a life-table probability, not a count of deaths.

Source: Ministry of Data and Statistics, published on KOSIS · saved copy

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How Gyeonggi Province compares with other provinces

Life expectancy at birth (years) (2023)

Gyeonggi Province ranks 2 of 17, highest first.

RankRegionLife expectancy at birth (years)
1Seoul85.0 years
2Gyeonggi Province83.9 years
3Sejong83.7 years
4Jeju Special Self-Governing Province83.7 years
5Daejeon83.6 years
6Daegu83.2 years
7Incheon83.1 years
Source: Ministry of Data and Statistics, published on KOSIS · saved copy

Life expectancy at 65 (further years) (2023)

Gyeonggi Province ranks 3 of 17, highest first.

RankRegionLife expectancy at 65 (further years)
1Seoul22.6 years
2Jeju Special Self-Governing Province22.2 years
3Gyeonggi Province21.6 years
4Daejeon21.5 years
5Daegu21.3 years
6Gwangju21.3 years
7Gangwon State21.3 years
Source: Ministry of Data and Statistics, published on KOSIS · saved copy

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