Life expectancy at birth in Italy 2019, by region
In 2019, Umbria and Trentino-South Tyrol were the Italian regions where both women and men were predicted to live the longest lives in the whole Italian peninsula. In Umbria, the life expectancy at birth of men was 82.1 years, whereas women were expected to live 86.2 years. In Trentino-South Tyrol, this figure stood at 81.9 years for males and 86.4 for females. When compared to the country’s average, both male and female inhabitants of the region were expected to live roughly one year longer than the average.
Trentino-South Tyrol, the second youngest Italian region
Trentino-South Tyrol is an autonomous region in the north-eastern Italy. In 2020, it was the second youngest Italian region in terms of the average age of the population, just after Campania.
One of the longest-living nations
From a global perspective, in 2017, Italy was the fifth country in the world with the highest life expectancy. The inhabitants of the two leaders of the ranking, Hong Kong and Japan, were expected to live around 85 years and 84 years, respectively.
Trentino-South Tyrol, the second youngest Italian region
Trentino-South Tyrol is an autonomous region in the north-eastern Italy. In 2020, it was the second youngest Italian region in terms of the average age of the population, just after Campania.
One of the longest-living nations
From a global perspective, in 2017, Italy was the fifth country in the world with the highest life expectancy. The inhabitants of the two leaders of the ranking, Hong Kong and Japan, were expected to live around 85 years and 84 years, respectively.
