**Life Expectancy in German States**:
– Average life expectancy in Germany: 80.76 years (Destatis 2020/2022).
– Baden-Württemberg: 81.91 years.
– Bavaria: 81.38 years.
– Hesse: 81.10 years.
– Hamburg: 80.90 years.
– Tübingen: 82.4 years (Eurostat 2019—2022).
– Stuttgart: 82.6 years.
– Freiburg: 82.3 years.
– Karlsruhe: 81.8 years.
**Life Expectancy Trends and Analysis**:
– Comparative analysis with other countries by the World Bank Group.
– Gender-specific analysis of life expectancy and healthy life expectancy.
– Comparison of Germany’s life expectancy with other European nations.
– Development of life expectancy trends in Germany vis-à-vis major global countries.
– Comparison of life expectancy in Germany with other populous European countries.
**Data Sources and References**:
– Federal Statistical Office of Germany reports life expectancy by sex and state.
– Data on deaths and life expectancy available from the Federal Statistical Office.
– Eurostat provides detailed life expectancy data by sex and region.
– World Bank and WHO offer comprehensive life expectancy information.
– Wikimedia Commons and other sources for additional life expectancy data.
**Factors Influencing Life Expectancy**:
– Socioeconomic status as a significant factor.
– Impact of healthcare access on life expectancy.
– Influence of lifestyle choices and environmental factors.
– Correlation between education levels and life expectancy outcomes.
**Regional Disparities and Longevity Trends**:
– Variations in life expectancy across German states and NUTS 2 regions.
– Gender disparities in life expectancy at birth.
– Analysis of overall life expectancy trends for Germany.
– Insights into longevity trends over different periods from available datasets.
– Importance of historical data in informing future projections and public health priorities.
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The official statistics of Germany, available on the Destatis website, do not include total life expectancy for the population as a whole. For a more correct comparison of regions with various differences in life expectancy for men and women, a column with the arithmetic mean of these indicators was added to the tables.
