Compare the percentage of each country’s population aged 65 and older.
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Where are older generations the largest share?
Compare the percentage of each country’s population aged 65 and older.
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Years can differ because official releases do not arrive simultaneously. Every row shows its observation year; aggregates and territories are excluded.
- 01MonacoEurope & Central Asia · 202536.0 % age 65+
- 02JapanEast Asia & Pacific · 202530.0 % age 65+
- 03Puerto Rico (US)Latin America & Caribbean · 202525.3 % age 65+
- 04ItalyEurope & Central Asia · 202525.1 % age 65+
- 05PortugalEurope & Central Asia · 202524.9 % age 65+
- 06GreeceEurope & Central Asia · 202524.4 % age 65+
- 07FinlandEurope & Central Asia · 202524.2 % age 65+
- 08GermanyEurope & Central Asia · 202523.7 % age 65+
- 09Hong Kong SAR, ChinaEast Asia & Pacific · 202523.7 % age 65+
- 10CroatiaEurope & Central Asia · 202523.6 % age 65+
- 11Isle of ManEurope & Central Asia · 202523.6 % age 65+
- 12San MarinoEurope & Central Asia · 202523.1 % age 65+
- 13Virgin Islands (U.S.)Latin America & Caribbean · 202523.1 % age 65+
- 14SerbiaEurope & Central Asia · 202523.1 % age 65+
- 15Bosnia and HerzegovinaEurope & Central Asia · 202522.9 % age 65+
- 16BermudaNorth America · 202522.6 % age 65+
- 17FranceEurope & Central Asia · 202522.5 % age 65+
- 18BulgariaEurope & Central Asia · 202522.2 % age 65+
- 19SloveniaEurope & Central Asia · 202522.2 % age 65+
- 20LatviaEurope & Central Asia · 202522.2 % age 65+
- 21EstoniaEurope & Central Asia · 202521.8 % age 65+
- 22SpainEurope & Central Asia · 202521.6 % age 65+
- 23LiechtensteinEurope & Central Asia · 202521.4 % age 65+
- 24CzechiaEurope & Central Asia · 202521.2 % age 65+
- 25HungaryEurope & Central Asia · 202521.2 % age 65+
Countries are ordered by their latest valid observation. HumanPulse keeps the source year visible instead of implying every value was measured together.
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