Lithuania

Life expectancy in Lithuania

Life expectancy in Lithuania: 66.1 years in 1950 and 76 years in 2023, by UN estimates.

Latest, 2023
76 years
Since 1950
+10 years
Rank, 2023
104 of 229
counting from the highest
World, 2023
73.2 years
Projected, 2100
86.8 years
UN projection (medium variant)

years · UN

Life expectancy in LithuaniaLife expectancy in Lithuania: 66.1 years in 1950 and 76 years in 2023, by UN estimates. The UN projection (medium variant) puts it at 86.8 years in 2100, between 78.7 years and 94 years (95% prediction interval).
Estimates, UNEstimates, Our World in DataUN projection (medium variant)95% prediction intervalWorld

What the numbers say

  • The UN projection (medium variant) puts it at 86.8 years in 2100, between 78.7 years and 94 years (95% prediction interval).
  • The highest was 76.4 years in 2019, the lowest 66.1 years in 1950.
  • Older estimates from Our World in Data reach back to 1900: 41.7 years.

Every year

years · UN

YearLithuaniaWorld
20237673.2
202274.772.6
202174.370.9
202075.171.9
201976.472.6
201875.972.4
201775.772.1
201674.871.9
201574.571.6
201474.671.4
20137471.1
20127470.8
201173.670.4
201073.270.1
200972.969.7
200871.769.3
200770.769
20067168.6
200571.368.1
20047267.7
200372.167.4
200271.867.1
200171.766.8
200072.166.4
199971.766
199871.365.7
19977165.5
199670.265.2
19956964.9
199468.564.3
199368.964.4
199270.364.3
199170.564.1
199071.464
198971.663.8
19887263.4
198772.263.2
198672.462.7
198570.762.2
198470.561.9
19837161.5
198271.161.3
198170.760.9
198070.760.5
197970.760.2
197870.959.5
197771.159.2
197671.258.6
197571.158.3
197471.558.1
197371.657.7
197271.357.2
19717256
197071.156.3
196971.256
196871.655.6
19677255.1
196671.954.6
196571.754
196471.954.3
196370.653.7
196269.453.2
196170.550.4
196070.347.8
195969.449.6
195868.651.6
195767.751.1
195666.950.7
195566.650.2
195466.549.7
195366.348.8
195266.248.2
195166.247.1
195066.146.4
192550.5–
190041.7–
  • 12.3Estimates, Our World in Data
UN projection (medium variant) · 2024–2100
YearLithuaniaWorld
202476.275.1–77.273.3
202576.374.9–77.873.5
202676.574.6–78.273.8
202776.674.6–78.673.9
202876.874.4–7974.1
202976.974.4–79.374.2
203077.174.2–79.674.4
203177.374.1–79.874.5
203277.474.1–80.174.7
203377.674.1–80.474.8
203477.774.2–80.975
203577.974.2–81.275.1
20367874–81.475.3
203778.274.2–81.775.4
203878.374.2–8275.5
203978.574.3–82.375.7
204078.774.3–82.475.8
204178.874.3–82.675.9
20427974.3–82.876.1
204379.174.3–83.176.2
204479.374.2–83.476.3
204579.474.3–83.576.5
204679.674.4–83.676.6
204779.874.5–83.976.7
204879.974.5–8476.8
20498074.5–84.276.9
205080.274.5–84.677
205180.474.5–84.777.1
205280.574.5–84.977.2
205380.774.5–84.977.3
205480.874.7–85.277.4
205580.974.8–85.377.6
205681.174.9–85.677.7
205781.274.8–85.977.8
205881.475–85.977.9
205981.575.3–86.378
206081.775.3–86.578.1
206181.875.2–86.678.2
20628275.4–86.878.3
206382.175.4–86.978.4
206482.275.6–87.178.5
206582.475.6–87.278.6
206682.575.8–87.678.7
206782.775.7–87.978.8
206882.875.7–88.178.9
206982.975.9–88.279
207083.176.2–88.579.1
207183.276.3–88.779.2
207283.376.5–88.979.3
207383.576.7–88.979.4
207483.676.8–89.179.4
207583.776.8–89.279.5
207683.977–89.579.6
20778477–89.679.7
207884.177–89.979.8
207984.277.3–89.979.9
208084.477.3–90.380
208184.577.2–90.480.1
208284.677.3–90.680.2
208384.777.4–90.880.3
208484.977.3–91.180.3
20858577.4–91.380.4
208685.177.8–91.480.5
208785.277.7–91.680.6
208885.477.6–91.880.7
208985.578–9280.8
209085.677.9–9280.9
209185.778–92.381
209285.878–92.481
209385.977.9–92.681.1
209486.178.2–9381.2
209586.278.3–93.181.3
209686.378.4–93.381.4
209786.478.7–93.581.5
209886.578.8–93.681.6
209986.678.7–93.981.7
210086.878.7–9481.7

Good to know

  • How long a newborn would live on average if the year’s death rates held all its life.
  • Source: UN DESA, World Population Prospects 2024.
  • Before 1950: Our World in Data, long-run life expectancy.
  • The dashed line is the UN projection (medium variant), a scenario rather than a forecast; the band is its 95% prediction interval.
  • Ranks count the 229 countries with a value in 2023, highest first.
  • The faint line is the world as a whole, as the same source counts it.

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