Median age in Bahamas
The median age in Bahamas is 35.0 years (2024): half the population is older, half younger. That is 4.4 years older than the world median of 30.6, and makes Bahamas the 66th oldest of 193 countries.
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Bahamas among its neighbours
In plain language
Line up everyone in Bahamas by age. The person in the middle is 35.0. That is the median: it says nothing about how old the oldest are or how many babies were born last year, only where the midpoint falls.
A median of 35.0 is older than the world's 30.6. For scale, the youngest country here, Central African Republic, has a median of 14.4 and the oldest, Japan, 49.4. Life expectancy at birth in Bahamas is 74.6 years, so a person at the median age has, on a rough reckoning, about 39.6 years ahead of them.
The 2024figure is the UN's medium-variant number; its estimates end in 2023. For a year this close the projection barely differs from an estimate, since everyone counted has already been born.
Questions
- What is the median age in Bahamas?
- 35.0 years in 2024, by the UN World Population Prospects 2024. Half of the people in Bahamas are younger than 35.0 and half are older. The median is not the average age; it is the midpoint, so a handful of very old people do not move it.
- Is Bahamas's population young or old?
- Older than most. Bahamas is 4.4 years above the world median of 30.6, and ranks 66th oldest of the 193 countries here. The youngest country, Central African Republic, has a median of 14.4; the oldest, Japan, 49.4.
- How does Bahamas compare to Kuwait?
- Kuwait has a median age of 34.8, 0.2 years younger than Bahamas. The two sit next to each other in the ranking, at 128th and 127th youngest.
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