height in meters (feet) age
Dinaric Alps 185.6 cm (6 '1 ")
Germany 178.0 cm (5 '10.8 ") the entire population
Germany 181.3 cm (5 '11.1') only natives
Australia 178.4 cm (5 '10.25 ")
Austria 179.6 cm (5 '10.7 ")
Belgium 181.7 cm (5'11.5 & quot;)
Brazil 175.2 cm general (5 '9 ") 18+ Measurement 2016
Brazil - Urban 177.9 cm (5 '10 ") Measurement 2016
Denmark 180.6 cm (5 '11.1 ") 19 2006
Madrid, Spain 180,6 cm (5 '11.0 ")
United States 175.8 cm (5 '9.2 ") 20+ Measurement1999-2002
United States 178.2 cm (5 '10.2 ") 20-39 (Caucasians) Measurement 1999-2002
United States 177.8 cm (5 '10.0 ") 20-39 (African American) Measurement 1999-2002
Estonia 179,1 cm (5 '10.5 ") 17
Finland 178.2 cm (5 '10 ")
France 174,1 cm (5 '8.5 ") 20+ Measurement 2001
France 177.0 cm (5 '9.7 ") 20-29 Measurement 2001
Greece 182.8 cm (6'0.0 ") 18 Measurement 2017
Iceland 181.7 cm (5 '11.5 ") 20
Italy 180.4 cm 18-24 - 2016
Lithuania 181,3 cm (5 '11.3 ") 18 2005
New Zealand 177.0 cm (5 '9.7 ") 19-45 1993
Norway 179.9 cm (5 '10.8 ") 18-19
Netherlands 184,8 cm (6 '0.2 ") 20+ Measurement 2008
Poland 177.0 cm (5 '9.7 ") 19 1995
United Kingdom 176.7 cm (5 '9.6 ") 16-24 2006
Czech Republic 180,3 cm (5 '11 ") 18 Measurement 2005
Russia 176.0 cm (5 '9.3 ") Adults Measurement 1991-92
Sweden 180.2 cm (5 '10.9 ") 16-24
Switzerland 178.1 cm (5 '10.1 ") 18-21 Measurement 2005
a curiosity :
South Sudan, there is a tribe called the dinca tribe, has been described as the highest in the world, with average height for men of 1.90 m and 1.80 m for women.
So Dinaric Alps is a country... Nice study.
Can you post the link to these statistics please?
Holy fk I need to rope myself
Quote from: lucindaris on September 25, 2018, 10:21:17 PMSo Dinaric Alps is a country... Nice study.
It's a translation error. I do not speak English well.
Dinaric Alps is a mountain range in southern Europe covering parts of Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro and Albania. Despite the name, they are separated from the Alps.
are regions of the world with the biggest stockings sorry for my mistakes!
I don't think Brazil's average is that tall.
Quote from: ivan on September 25, 2018, 10:38:10 PMCan you post the link to these statistics please?
Fitting the Task to the Man, 1987 (for heights in USA and Japan)
Eurostat Statistical Yearbook 2004 (for heights in Germany)
Netherlands Central Bureau for Statistics, 1996 (for average heights)
Mean Body Weight, Height, and body mass index, United States 1960 - 2002
UK Department of Health - Health Survey for England
Statistics Norway, Conscripts, by height, Per cent
Manuel's Website ..
some references you can find in the Wiki,
to ensure the translation I am not talking to use the wikipedia just to look for the references indicated the. some references are sadly outdated, as those in Brazil reported as 1.70 of the average research of 1989 - but currently it is already 1.75 in general and 1.77 in metropolitan regions research in 2016
Are height distributions left-skewed? While I don't doubt the true average for Americans is probably 5'10, I do feel like I see among young people more people who are 6ft+ than people I see under 5'8, though maybe it's just because larger people are easier to notice?
Lol at Brazil, Italy, Greece and Spain. Could not be more wrong.
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