How long a Londoner gets

Female life expectancy at birth, borough by borough.

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SeriesPeriod or categoryValueUnit
ValueRichmond upon Thames87.2years at birth
ValueKensington and Chelsea87years at birth
ValueKingston upon Thames86.6years at birth
ValueHarrow86.3years at birth
ValueWestminster86.3years at birth
ValueCamden86years at birth
ValueBrent85.9years at birth
ValueBromley85.9years at birth
ValueEaling85.8years at birth
ValueHaringey85.7years at birth
ValueBarnet85.5years at birth
ValueRedbridge85.3years at birth
ValueWandsworth85.2years at birth
ValueHounslow85.1years at birth
ValueLambeth85.1years at birth
ValueSutton85.1years at birth
ValueMerton84.9years at birth
ValueBexley84.8years at birth
ValueHillingdon84.8years at birth
ValueEnfield84.7years at birth
ValueCroydon84.5years at birth
ValueIslington84.5years at birth
ValueSouthwark84.5years at birth
ValueWaltham Forest84.5years at birth
ValueHammersmith and Fulham84.4years at birth
ValueHavering84.1years at birth
ValueLewisham84.1years at birth
ValueNewham84.1years at birth
ValueHackney83.7years at birth
ValueGreenwich83.5years at birth
ValueTower Hamlets83.4years at birth
ValueBarking and Dagenham82.2years at birth

Methodology

Life expectancy at birth for women, from the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities, latest published period, upper tier local authorities. The City of London is absent throughout this section: with a resident population around eight thousand, OHID suppresses its figures as too small to publish safely, and a suppressed cell is empty rather than marked — read as a number it becomes zero and lands at the bottom of the chart.

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