Jakarta –
Recently, the average height of women and men in Indonesia has suddenly become a topic of conversation. Starting from Megawati Soekarnoputri’s statement alluding to the ideal height of Indonesian youth should be at 180 centimeters.
In fact, it is far inversely proportional to the World Population Review data entitled Average Height by Country 2023. This survey lists 10 countries with the longest and shortest average height in the world.
Quoted from its official website, most countries use the metric system to measure height. Although the metric system is the most common system of measurement, the WPR includes the average height per country in imperial units.
For example, the imperial system measures height in feet and inches, while the metric system uses meters and centimeters. These units of measurement are not difficult to change, but countries tend to use one over the other to maintain consistency.
In conclusion, the 10 countries with the highest average body height in the world are:
- Netherlands 72.36 inches or 183.7 cm
- Montenegro 72.13 inches or 183.2 cm
- Denmark 71.89 inches or 182.6 cm
- Norway 71.81 inches or 182.4 cm
- Serbia 71.65 inches or 181.9 cm
- Germany 71.26 inches or 181 cm
- Croatia 71.06 inches or 180.4 cm
- Czech Republic 70.97 inches or 180.2 cm
- Slovenia 70.98 inches or 180.1 cm
- Luxembourg 70.83 inches or 179.9 cm
While the 10 countries with the shortest country level in the world include:
- Indonesia 62.2 inches or 157.9 cm
- Bolivia 62.9 inches or 159.7 cm
- Philippines 63.7 inches or 161.7 cm
- Vietnam 63.82 inches or 162.1 cm
- Cambodia 63.98 inches or 162.5 cm
- Nepal 64.17 inches or 162.9 cm
- Ecuador 64.37 inches or 163.4 cm
- Sri Lanka 64.41 inches or 163.6 cm
- Nigeria 64.49 inches or 163.8 cm
- Peru 64.57 inches or 164 cm
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