Median Age by Country in 1996

In the year 1996, the world had a median age of 24.29 years.

The country with the highest median age was 🇻🇦Holy See where the median is 49.49 years. Closely followed by 🇲🇨Monaco with a median age of 43.82 years, and 🇯🇵Japan with 39.33.

The country with the lowest median age for the year was 🇾🇪Yemen where the median is 13.71 years. Followed by 🇷🇼Rwanda with a median age of 13.88, and 🇺🇬Uganda with 14.09 years.

The geographic region with the highest median age was Europe with a median of 35.36 years. Closely followed by Northern America with a median age of 33.39 years, and Oceania with 28.91 years of median age.

When devided into sub-subregions we can see that Western Europe had the highest median age of 36.65 years. Closely followed by Southern Europe with a median age of 35.79 years, and Northern Europe with 35.64 years of median age.

If we devide the global population into income groups we can see that High-income countries has the highest median age of 34.07 years. While the lowest median age is recorded by Low-income countries with a median age of only 16.07.