Life expectancy at birth in the Arctic Zone, 2022 edition
number of years
The average life expectancy of residents in the Arctic Zone can be determined from annual statistics from 2014 to 2021. The rows categorize the population into men, women, and total, showing how life expectancy differs by sex and changes over time. The indicator is measured in years, with annual data covering all regions in the Arctic Zone, allowing for the tracking of changes over the eight-year period
Chart of life expectancy at birth in the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation from 2014 to 2021, in years
Set in numbers
6 series in number of years, arranged across 8 breakdowns rather than over time. 48 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Women” — 74.1 number of years; the smallest is “Women — Men” at 64.7 number of years.
All table numbers are series: 6
| Series | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Мужчины и женщины | 70,65 | 71,02 | 71,36 | 71,95 | 72,39 | 72,97 | 71,12 | 70,06 |
| Мужчины | 65,09 | 65,44 | 65,97 | 66,62 | 67,12 | 67,74 | 65,84 | 65,51 |
| Женщины | 76,09 | 76,42 | 76,44 | 76,96 | 77,34 | 77,83 | 76,29 | 74,51 |
| Женщины — Мужчины и женщины | 70,93 | 71,39 | 71,87 | 72,70 | 72,91 | 73,34 | 71,54 | 69,42 |
| Женщины — Мужчины | 65,29 | 65,92 | 66,50 | 67,51 | 67,75 | 68,24 | 66,49 | 64,74 |
| Женщины | 76,47 | 76,71 | 77,06 | 77,64 | 77,82 | 78,17 | 76,43 | 74,11 |
How to read this table
Gender differences in mortality are clearly visible when comparing the table rows. The total population row provides an estimate of the average longevity in the region, while the individual rows for men and women highlight the gender gap. Data are presented in years, facilitating comparisons across different years to understand demographic trends in northern latitudes
The same indicator in other breakdowns (3)
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Period and application
Rosstat publishes these statistical data for the period from 2014 to 2021. Presented in years, this information is useful for demographers, specialists in northern territory development, and those studying the social well-being of the population in the Arctic Zone and quality of life in the country's northern regions
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