What is the average male height

What is the average male’s height?

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In my family, its 6 ft. 2 inches. i am 6 ft. 5 inches. The national average height for a male is 5 ft. 10 inches. Height is hereditary, just about like everything else in the human body.

What is the average height for males?

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What is the average height for males at which age? The average varies according to age. Check out my source link, which I got by googling average male height chart…

Is the average male height, do you think this is about right for …?

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yes between 5 ’10 and 6’2

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What is the average male height in Costa Rica?

Q: Im going to Costa Rica for an exchange, and Im 5 ft 5 inches 15 yr old male, can anybody tell me the average height of males my age in Costa Rica?

A: you are going to be a giant there trust me

What is the average height or adult male/female?

Q: I want a seperate answer for both. EXAMPLE:Average Male height: #ft #inAverage Female height: #ft #inplease add any extra you want, but please at least include the baisic answer! My friend is a dude and he’s probley gonna be around 5ft 9in. I dunno what I’ll be, but probley 5ft 5in at least.

A: Average Male Height=5’9.2″Average Female Height=5’3.8″

What is the average male height?

Q: What is the average height of an adult male? I’ve heard that 5″10.5+ is considered tall, 5″7-5″10 is average and anything below 5″6 is considered short. What do you think?

A: it all depends on what race you are if you are asian its 5 2 black 5 10 latino 5 9 white 6Average height around the worldCountry/Region Average male height Average female height Sample population /age range Methodology Year Source Argentina 174.5 cm (5′ 8.7″) 161.0 cm (5′ 3.4″) 19 Measured 2009 [1] Australia 174.8 cm (5′ 8.8″) 161.4 cm (5′ 3.6″) 18+ Measured 1995 [2] Australia 178.4 cm (5′ 10.2″) 163.9 cm (5′ 4.5″) 18–24 Measured 1995 [2] Azerbaijan 171.8 cm (5′ 7.6″) 165.4 cm (5′ 5.1″) 16+ Measured 2005 [3] Bahrain 165.1 cm (5′ 5″) 154.2 cm (5′ 0.9″) 19+ Measured 2002 [4] Belgium 176.6 cm (5′ 9.5″) 163.3 cm (5′ 4.3″) Adults [5] Brazil 169.0 cm (5′ 6.5″) 158.0 cm (5′ 2.2″) 21–65 Measured 2003 [6][7] Cameroon 170.6 cm (5′ 7.2″) 161.3 cm (5′ 3.7″) Urban adults Measured 2003 [8] Canada 174 cm (5′ 8.5″) 161.0 cm (5′ 3.4″) Adults Measured 2005 [9] China (PRC) 172.7 cm (5′ 8″) 162.5 cm (5′ 4″) Urban adults Measured 2008 [10] China (PRC) 170.2 cm (5′ 7.0″) 158.6 cm (5′ 2.5″) Urban, 17 Measured 2002 [11] China (PRC) 166.3 cm (5′ 5.5″) 157.0 cm (5′ 1.8″) Rural, 17 Measured 2002 [11] Colombia 170.6 cm (5′ 7.2″) 158.7 cm (5′ 2.4″) 18–22 Measured 2002 [12] Côte d’Ivoire 170.1 cm (5′ 7″) 159.1 cm (5′ 2.7″) 25–29 Measured 1985–1987 [13] Denmark 180.6 cm (5′ 11.1″) Conscripts, 18-19 Measured 2006 [14] Dinaric Alps 185.6 cm (6′ 1.0″) 171.0 cm (5′ 7.3″) 17 Measured 2005 [15] Estonia 179.1 cm (5′ 10.5″) 17 2003 [16] Finland 178.2 cm (5′ 10.2″) 164.7 cm (5′ 4.8″) 15–64 Self-reported 2004 [17] France 174.1 cm (5′ 8.5″) 161.9 cm (5′ 3.7″) 20+ Measured 2001 [18] France 177.0 cm (5′ 9.7″) 164.6 cm (5′ 4.8″) 20–29 Measured 2001 [18] Ghana 169.5 cm (5′ 6.7″) 158.5 cm (5′ 2.4″) 25–29 Measured 1987–1989 [13] Gambia 168.0 cm (5′ 6.1″) 157.8 cm (5′ 2.2″) Rural, 21–49 Measured 1950–1974 [19] Germany 178.1 cm (5′ 10.1″) 165 cm (5′ 4″) Entire population 2005 [20][21] Germany 180.3 cm (5′ 11.0″) 167 cm (5′ 4″) 18–19 2005 [20][21] Greece 178.1 cm (5′ 10.1″) 18-26 Measured 2006 [22] Hong Kong 171.0 cm (5′ 7.3″) 158.8 cm (5′ 2.6″) 17 2005–2006 [23] Hungary – Debrecen 179.1 cm (5′ 10.5″) 165.8 cm (5′ 5.2″) University students 1986–1992 [24] India 164.5 cm (5′ 4.8″) 152.0 cm (4′ 11.8″) 20 Measured 2005–2006 [25][26] India 161.2 cm (5′ 3.5″) 152.1 cm (4′ 11.9″) Rural, 17+ Measured 2007 [27] Indonesia 158.0 cm (5′ 2.2″) 147.0 cm (4′ 10.0″) 50+ Self-reported 1997 [28] Indonesia – East Java 162.4 cm (5′ 3.9″) 151.3 cm (4′ 11.5″) 19–23 Measured 1995 [29] Iran 173.4 cm (5′ 8.2″) 159.9 cm (5′ 3″) 21–25 Measured 2005 [30] Iraq – Baghdad 165.4 cm (5′ 5.1″) 155.8 cm (5′ 1.3″) 18–44 Measured 1999–2000 [31] Israel 175.6 cm (5′ 9.2″) 162.7 cm (5′ 4.1″) 20–30 Measured 1980–2000 [32] Italy 172.2 cm (5′ 7.8″) 162.1 cm (5′ 3.8″) 20–74 [33] Italy 176.2 cm (5′ 9.4″) 164.4 cm (5′ 4.7″) 18–40 Measured 2006 [34] Jamaica 171.8 cm (5′ 7.6″) 160.8 cm (5′ 3.3″) 25–74 Measured 1994–1996 [35] Japan 171.5 cm (5′ 7.5″) 158.0 cm (5′ 2.2″) 19 Measured 2006 [36] Japan 170.8 cm (5′ 7.2″) 158.0 cm (5′ 2.2″) 17 Measured 2005 [37][38] Korea, South 174.5 cm (5′ 8.7″) 161.5 cm (5′ 3.5″) 19 2005 [39] Korea, South 174.5 cm (5′ 8.7″) 161.1 cm (5′ 3.4″) 20–39 measured 2005 [40] Korea, North 165.6 cm (5′ 5.2″) 154.9 cm (5′ 1.0″) 20–39 measured 2005 [40] Lithuania 176.3 cm (5′ 9.4″) Conscripts, 19–25 Measured 2006 [41] Malaysia 164.7 cm (5′ 4.8″) 153.3 cm (5′ 0.4″) 20+ Measured 1996 [42] Malta 169 cm (5′ 6.5″) 159 cm (5′ 2.6″) Adults Self-reported 2003 [43] Malta 175.2 cm (5′ 9″) 163.8 cm (5′ 4.5″) 25–34 Self-reported 2003 [43] Malawi 166 cm (5′ 5.3″) 155 cm (5′ 1.0″) Urban, 16–60 Measured 2000 [44] Mali 171.3 cm (5′ 7.4″) 160.4 cm (5′ 3.2″) Rural Measured 1992 [45] Mexico – Morelos 167 cm (5′ 5.7″) 155 cm (5′ 1.0″) Adults Measured 1998 [46] Mongolia 168.4 cm (5′ 6.3″) 157.7 cm (5′ 2.1″) 25–34 Measured 2006 [47] Netherlands 180.8 cm (5′ 11.2″) 167.8 cm (5′ 6.1″) 20+ Measured 2008 [48] Netherlands 182.9 cm (6′ 0.0″) 169.7 cm (5′ 6.8″) 25–45 Measured 2008 [49] New Zealand 177.0 cm (5′ 9.7″) 165.0 cm (5′ 5″) 19–45 Estimates 1993–2007 [50] New Zealand 174.5 cm (5′ 8.7″) 163.0 cm (5′ 4.2″) 45–65 Estimates 1993–2007 [50] Nigeria 163.8 cm (5′ 4.5″) 157.8 cm (5′ 2.1″) 18–74 Measured 2008–2009 [51] Norway 181.1 cm (5′ 10.7″) 167.2 cm (5′ 5.9″) Male conscripts 18–19; female unknown Measured 2008 [52] Peru 164 cm (5′ 4.6″) 151 cm (4′ 11.5″) 20+ Measured 2005 [53] Philippines 163.5 cm (5′ 4.3″) 151.8 cm (4′ 11.8″) 20–39 Measured 2003 [54] Portugal 172.8 cm (5′ 8″) Conscripts, 21 Measured 1998–99 [55] Singapore 170.6 cm (5′ 7.2″) 160 cm (5′ 3″) 17–25 2003 [56] South Africa 169.0 cm (5′ 6.5″) 159.0 cm (5′ 2.5″) 15–64 Measured 1998 [57] Spain 178 cm (5′ 10″) 165 cm (5′ 5.0″) 21 Measured 2000 [58] Sweden 177.9 cm (5′ 10″) 164.6 cm (5′ 4.8″) 20–74 [33] Sweden 181.5 cm (5′ 11.5″) 166.8 cm (5′ 5.7″) 20–29 Measured.[59] 2008 [60] Switzerland 175.4 cm (5′ 9.1″) 164.0 cm (5′ 4.6″) 20–74 [33] Switzerland 178.1 cm (5′ 10.1″) Conscripts,18–21 Measured 2005 [61] Taiwan 172.7 cm (5′ 8.0″) 160.2 cm (5′ 3.1″) University freshmen Measured 2005 [62] Thailand 167.5 cm (5′ 5.9″) 157.3 cm (5′ 1.9″) STOU university student Self-reported 1991–1995 [63] Turkey 174.1 cm (5′ 8.5″) 158.9 cm (5′ 2.5″) 18-59 Measured 2004–2006 [64] Turkey 176.1 cm (5′ 9.3″) 162.0 cm (5′ 3.7″) 18-29 Measured 2004–2006 [64] Turkey – Edirne 173.7 cm (5′ 8.4″) 161.4 cm (5′ 3.5″) 17 Measured 2001 [65] United Kingdom 175.3 cm (5′ 9.0″) 161.6 cm (5′ 3.6″) 16+ Measured 2007 [66] United Kingdom 177.8 cm (5′ 10.0″) 163.5 cm (5′ 4.3″) 16-24 Measured 2007 [66] U.S. 176.3 cm (5′ 9.4″) 162.2 cm (5′ 3.8″) All Americans, 20+ Measured 2003–2006 [67] U.S. 177.6 cm (5′ 9.9″) 163.2 cm (5′ 4.3″) All Americans, 20–29 Measured 2003–2006 [67] U.S. 178.9 cm (5′ 10.4″) 164.8 cm (5′ 4.9″) White Americans, 20–39 Measured 2003–2006 [67] U.S. 178 cm (5′ 10.1″) 163.2 cm (5′ 4.4″) Black Americans, 20–39 Measured 2003–2006 [67] U.S. 170.6 cm (5′ 7.2″) 158.7 cm (5′ 2.5″) Mexican-Americans, 20–39 Measured 2003–2006 [67] Vietnam 162.1 cm (5′ 3.8″) 152.2 cm (4′ 11.8″) 25–29 Measured 1992-1993 [13]