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List of Spanish provinces by life expectancy
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Spain is administratively divided into 17 autonomous communities. Autonomous communities, in turn, are divided into provinces — there are 50 of them, plus two autonomous cities in Africa (Ceuta and Melilla).
According to estimation of the Spanish National Statistics Institute (INE), life expectancy at birth in the country in 2023 was 83.77 years (81.11 years for male and 86.34 years for female).[1][2][3]
According to alternative estimation of the United Nations, in 2023 life expectancy in Spain was 83.67 years total (80.96 for male, 86.31 for female).[4]
Estimation of the World Bank Group for 2023: 83.88 years total (81.20 for male, 86.70 for female).[5]
Estimation of Eurostat for 2023: 84.0 years total (81.3 for male, 86.7 for female).[6][7]
According to estimation of the WHO for 2019, at that year life expectancy in Spain was 83.2 years (80.7 years for male and 85.7 years for female).
And healthy life expectancy was 72.1 years (71.3 years for male and 72.9 years for female).[8]
According to estimation of Eurostat for 2023, some regions of Spain are among the leaders in Europe in life expectancy. This list of regions is topped by the Community of Madrid, with an overall life expectancy estimated at 86.1 years.[9].
In 2023, the difference in life expectancy between the most prosperous and disadvantaged provinces of Spain (excluding autonomous cities) was 3.59 years.
In 2022, this difference was 3.45 years.
In pre-COVID 2019, this difference was 3.22 years.[10]
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National Statistics Institute (2023)
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Statistics by province
Maps of life expectancy in provinces of Spain in 2014, 2019, 2023[10]
Maps of life expectancy for male[10]
Maps of life expectancy for female[10]
Data source: National Statistics Institute (Spain) (Instituto Nacional de Estadística)[10][1][2][3]
Statistics by autonomous community
Maps of life expectancy for male[11]
Maps of life expectancy for female[11]
Data source: National Statistics Institute (Spain) (Instituto Nacional de Estadística)[11][1][2][3]
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Eurostat (2014—2023)
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The division of Spain into territorial units 2 level (NUTS 2) coincides with the division of Spain into autonomous communities. By default the table is sorted by 2023.
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Global Data Lab (2019–2022)
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Data source: Global Data Lab[15]
Charts
- Development of life expectancy in Spain according to estimation of the World Bank Group[5]
- Life expectancy with calculated sex gap[5]
- Life expectancy in comparison to prime ministers of the country[5]
- Life expectancy in Spain according to estimation of Our World in Data[16]
- Development of life expectancy in Spain in comparison to the largest by population European countries[5]
- Development of life expectancy in Spain in comparison to neighboring countries[5]
- Life expectancy and healthy life expectancy in Spain on the background of other countries of the world in 2019[17]
- Life expectancy and healthy life expectancy for males and females separately[17]
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