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Adult mortality (female)

SP.DYN.AMRT.FE · ‰

Countries compared

8 countries compared out of 142 available.

Latest known value: 36.62 ‰ for Italy in 2022, over a series running from 1960 to 2022 and 8 countries compared, from the highest (South Sudan, 246.48 ‰) to the lowest (Spain, 34.23 ‰).

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Year by year values

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Annual values by country
ItalySpainNetherlandsUnited StatesChinaSouth SudanPolandUkraine
202455.97 ‰246.48 ‰85.18 ‰
202334.23 ‰43.63 ‰82.42 ‰55.27 ‰247.48 ‰55.75 ‰87.6 ‰
202236.62 ‰36.31 ‰46.73 ‰90.89 ‰54.83 ‰259.04 ‰61.21 ‰93.8 ‰
202137.94 ‰36.58 ‰47.6 ‰103.65 ‰57.39 ‰269.82 ‰70.73 ‰110.72 ‰
202037.48 ‰38.34 ‰44.61 ‰92.26 ‰55.87 ‰250.01 ‰64.9 ‰96.51 ‰
201935.52 ‰35.75 ‰45.05 ‰79.46 ‰57.27 ‰249.61 ‰60.14 ‰90.46 ‰
201836.5 ‰36.72 ‰46.77 ‰80.59 ‰58.15 ‰297.85 ‰61.84 ‰93.18 ‰
201737.8 ‰37.65 ‰47.25 ‰81.99 ‰59.79 ‰449.09 ‰61.93 ‰93.7 ‰
201637.33 ‰37.56 ‰51.05 ‰82.1 ‰60.86 ‰437.51 ‰62 ‰96.85 ‰
201538.6 ‰38.84 ‰49.46 ‰80.43 ‰62.19 ‰407.86 ‰63.56 ‰100.36 ‰
201437.51 ‰38.52 ‰50.47 ‰79.37 ‰63.52 ‰354.3 ‰64.47 ‰105.61 ‰
201338.64 ‰39.37 ‰51.23 ‰78.08 ‰64.89 ‰257.7 ‰66.84 ‰108.89 ‰
201239.69 ‰39.44 ‰53.79 ‰77.72 ‰65.86 ‰259.63 ‰69.08 ‰111.63 ‰
201140.47 ‰41.09 ‰55.7 ‰77.93 ‰67.37 ‰264.65 ‰69.82 ‰113.96 ‰
201040.18 ‰40.91 ‰54.91 ‰77.16 ‰68.83 ‰268.79 ‰71.02 ‰119.21 ‰
200941.99 ‰42.18 ‰55.94 ‰79.06 ‰69.96 ‰276.07 ‰75.73 ‰130.56 ‰
200841.69 ‰43.44 ‰57.54 ‰78.71 ‰74.31 ‰281.86 ‰76.95 ‰139.99 ‰
200742.18 ‰43.05 ‰57.41 ‰79.45 ‰73.21 ‰292.19 ‰78.94 ‰144.84 ‰
200642.89 ‰43.23 ‰59.33 ‰80.93 ‰74.94 ‰300.09 ‰79.21 ‰146.41 ‰
200544.23 ‰44.35 ‰61.4 ‰81.51 ‰76.56 ‰308.05 ‰79.41 ‰146.17 ‰

World Bank definition

Mortality rate, adult, female (per 1,000 female adults)

Adult mortality rate, female, is the probability of dying between the ages of 15 and 60--that is, the probability of a 15-year-old female dying before reaching age 60, if subject to age-specific mortality rates of the specified year between those ages.

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