Talk:List of countries by age at first marriage

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Could we have updated figures please? Jojuj (talk) 11:30, 8 March 2023 (UTC)

For the "average" does it take into account of the world population? ie China and India would have a greater impact on the average. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.236.143.170 (talk) 02:47, 19 December 2007 (UTC)

What is the interval of time in which the average was taken? Obviously the average changes over time; Is this the average for the current year, current decade, since records were started?

i deleted average because it doesnt not take account into population as you have said. definition of avg = sum of samples / number of samples. in this case, sample refer to marriage age of couples, not couple-countries. thus it was wrong and deleted. Shaoquan (talk) 07:38, 3 September 2008 (UTC)

• Some of the data sources for this page (e.g. the U.S. Census Bureau) are in reference to the MEDIAN age at first marriage, not average. Perhaps not the most dramatic difference, but this is nonetheless a sloppy mistake.

Actually, in this case, median age is probably more representative of the typical age of marriage than the actual mean. This is because when you consider the range of ages (from about 18 to 60+), if you are to include those couple who first marry at age 40, 50, or 60, it would skew the average and make it appear that the "average age" is much higher than the "typical age"-which is represented by giving the median. --Kpstewart (talk) 21:27, 8 August 2009 (UTC)

Can we get a reference on the Argentina figures? Somehow each gender (M25.6/F29.9) is getting married older than the population's average (25). Does Argentina have an absolutely huge population of hermaphrodites? It's also unusual in that Argentina seems to be one of the only countries where women are older at first marriage than men; I'd like to see a reference. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 38.117.134.222 (talk) 19:00, 25 November 2008 (UTC)

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Suggestions for improving the article

A definition of age ratio would be useful. Jojuj (talk) 11:33, 8 March 2023 (UTC)

To organize and add to the above remarks:

• Explain in the article why median age is a better statistic to use for representing the "typical age" of marriage than the average. (I presented the reasoning above, but I feel I need some citations to back it up before placing it in the article). It would be nice to actually show both mean, median, and mode to give a better idea of the demographics -not for all countries as that may be overwhelming for many readers, but it might be nice to give a few examples.

• Find other sources to show how the average age has increased in many countries over the past few decades/generations. I think it can be assumed that it has increased over the years, but it would also be nice to show how much and at what rate, and which countries are still increasing or have plateaued.

• I don't know how to fix this, but some countries are sorted into the wrong continents (notably Georgia and Azerbaijan being in Europe - they're in Asia - there might be others as well).

• Improved citations so that people can more easily find how the data was collected for each country.

--Kpstewart (talk) 21:27, 8 August 2009 (UTC)

Why are the figures for Canada so distorted? All of the usable cited articles list the Canadian data at about 6 years younger than claimed in this article. The most recent cited article is 2008; is there any evidence that more recent figures accurately reflect those given here? Ktin42213 (talk) 02:22, 26 May 2010 (UTC)

"Russia: 39 for men, 18.5 for women, 28 Final Average" You are kidding, aren't you? Yet I think since it is a serious article, that joke needs to be fixed. "29 for men, 28.5 for women" sound more realistic to me. 155.105.7.43 (talk) 13:57, 15 August 2010 (UTC)

Several of these numbers seem very suspect and way too many have no sources whatsoever. Hope someone else is better than me and will do an overhaul. Example: China seems to be off, for both sexes, by almost 10 years, just looking at the UN chart. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 68.68.45.49 (talk) 14:26, 13 February 2011 (UTC)

Would it be possble if all the data could be arranged in a table. It could be a similar table. This would allow one to order the list accoring to country, age, sex and so forth. This would make it easier to sift through the data. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 117.207.5.245 (talk) 17:49, 26 March 2012 (UTC)

• It seems that the data for Israel wasn't updated(according to the UN - I checked at the site used in the citation). I changed the data and it's now updated to 31.5 for male. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Sab302 (talk • contribs) 13:56, 15 May 2013 (UTC)

Ref #3 is invalid

• Reference 3 doesn't really provide any data. It appears to be a conference organization website. The data may've been presented at this conference (?) but there's no data on the website that supports the Wiki article.... any help? Roadnottaken (talk) 19:28, 16 October 2009 (UTC)

Table

This should be converted into a sortable table with three columns, the last being the difference between the ages. 153.19.193.168 (talk) 21:08, 8 March 2011 (UTC)

• I have tag the article for reorganisation in the hope that someone may complete the missing countries and use a table format in order to be consistent with other 'List of Countries' articles. YuMaNuMa (talk) 07:05, 18 July 2011 (UTC)
• Done. I added an "average age" column, but maybe a difference in ages column could be include as well. I used Google Refine for this. It worked like a charm! We should also add some kind of graphic/plot to display all of the data in one image. We might also consider consolidating all of the tables (from each "continent" section) into one big table for easier sorting. --Thorwald (talk) 04:52, 15 May 2012 (UTC)

Suggestion for new article

Hi! I find this article very interesting, but I think it should be good to create an article of Age at first child, now that article redirects to Advanced maternal age, which gives no list of the countries, anyone has the information to create that article? I think, it would be interesting to compare the age of the mother at first child with ageing of Europe. --Living001 (talk) 13:41, 16 January 2013 (UTC)

Citations needed

There are a _lot_ of "Citation needed" for most of the countries. I would really like to fill these in with verifiable references, but I am not sure where these numbers came from? I should think the UN has most of this data, but as anyone who has ever used UN data before, they are terrible at presenting their information in a user-friendly way. Any thoughts? PS: A lot of these data are probably outdated by now. --Thorwald (talk) 04:29, 23 February 2013 (UTC)

Numbers for Africa?

An obvious point, I know, but I did not see it discussed on the talk page. There are many countries represented in these statistics, across all continents except for Africa. Some of the sources cited for other countries do have related statistics - is it the problem that e.g. [2] and [7] cite "average" (one assumes mean average) instead of medians, as would be ideal? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 193.190.247.213 (talk) 14:56, 21 March 2016 (UTC)

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Adding to the article

This article is missing so many information. It lacks description and explanation. I would like to add the following: - Better introduction and explanation of why the topic is important and what is the purpose of these data. - Explaining the Low, Average and High numbers in the data table - Try to find out if the median has changes for some countries that the article did not have an updated data (2005 and lower) - Add description of each continent and where they stand with their average.

I found out a couple of reliable sources that could be helpful and relevant to this article:

→ Uecker, Jeremy E., and Charles E. Stokes. Journal of marriage and the family, U.S. National Library of Medicine, 1 Nov. 2008, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2841346/.

→ Marphatia, Akanksha A., et al. “Women's Marriage Age Matters for Public Health: A Review of the Broader Health and Social Implications in South Asia.” Frontiers, Frontiers, 19 Sept. 2017, www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpubh.2017.00269/full.

→ Parsons, Jennifer, Jeffrey Edmeades, Aslihan Kes, Suzanne Petroni, Maggie Sexton, and Quentin Wodon. "Economic Impacts of Child Marriage: A Review of the Literature." The Review of Faith & International Affairs 13, no. 3 (2015): 12-22. doi:10.1080/15570274.2015.1075757. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Hunni22 (talk • contribs) 00:31, 14 March 2018 (UTC)

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Para removed from the lead

Here, I've WP:BOLDly removed a para from the lead. Overall, the assertions in the para were unsupported. It does cite a source in support of the introductory clause of its first sentence, but the source cited is titled Australian Social Trends, 1997 and I'm guessing that it may not be representative of populations outside of Australia and outside of the year 1997. That source does cite another source which may be of wider applicability, but that is a study dated 1995 which may not be representative of the 24 year period between 1995 and 2019. Wtmitchell (talk) (earlier Boracay Bill) 12:16, 20 April 2019 (UTC)

Why is the list broken up into five different lists?

I find this unhelpful. 70.27.65.249 (talk) 18:36, 29 July 2020 (UTC) Anonymous

I agree. It used to be easily navigable, but then more figures were added and It became less navigable. I suggest either a sortable list tab or a restructure of the article. BlacknoseDace (talk) 18:59, 29 July 2020 (UTC)

Map

Specifically to BlacknoseDace, before you re-add the map (which I assume you would intend to do), please can you ensure any "white space" is cropped out and that the layout is consistent with previous variants (e.g. on the latest variant, why is a small part of Russia at the left end rather than this starting with Alaska, like previously?). The increased size I think was also disproportionate. Bungle ^{(talk • contribs)} 17:17, 23 April 2022 (UTC)

Thanks for letting me know. I'll edit the white space on the bottom out on the source image. I won't be able to make it exactly the same as the previous map because the new format removes some of the grey dots of dependent territories all around the globe that don't really need to be there. BlacknoseDace(say something. I'm lonely!)^{[I'm not a reference!]} 19:04, 23 April 2022 (UTC)

Some of these statistics aren't referring to age at FIRST marriage

For example based on the source given for Ireland it is just referring to the age of the people getting married regardless of whether or not it is their first marriage. 147.10.255.86 (talk) 21:55, 13 March 2024 (UTC)

List of countries and territories by age at first marriage

The table contains the list of countries and territories by age at first marriage. Those living in Spain are the oldest at first marriage. Following Spain, other countries and territories with highest ages at first marriage include Japan, Chile, the Netherlands, South Korea, Argentina, Norway, Taiwan, Brazil and Hong Kong.

Country	Men	Women	Average	Age gap	Age ratio	Year	Source
Africa
Algeria (more info)	33.2	30.8	32	2.4	1.08	2020
Angola	26.7	23.4	25.1	3.3	1.14	2009
Benin	24.4	19.9	22.2	4.5	1.23	2012
Botswana	30.9	26.4	28.7	4.5	1.17	2001
Burkina Faso	26.3	19.9	23.1	6.4	1.32	2018
Burundi	24.6	21.3	23	3.3	1.15	2019
Cape Verde	35.2	32.0	33.6	3.2	1.1	2019
Cameroon (more info)	26.0	19.6	22.8	6.4	1.33	2017
Central African Republic	23.7	20.3	22	3.4	1.17	2019
Chad	25.3	19.1	22.2	6.2	1.32	2011
Comoros	25.6	20.4	23	5.2	1.25	1996
Congo	26.1	22.0	24.1	4.1	1.19	2016
Ivory Coast	26.7	19.5	23.1	7.2	1.37	2005
DR Congo	26.2	21.0	23.6	5.2	1.25	2019
Djibouti	31.3	27.4	29.4	3.9	1.14	2009
Egypt (more info)	31.0	25.0	28	6	1.24	2019
Equatorial Guinea	26.1	20.5	23.3	5.6	1.27	2011
Eritrea	29.1	20.6	24.9	8.5	1.41	2002
Eswatini	30.5	26.5	28.5	4	1.15	2007
Ethiopia	26.8	22.3	24.6	4.5	1.2	2019
Gabon	25.5	21.4	23.5	4.1	1.19	2007
Gambia	30.7	22.7	26.7	8	1.35	2019
Ghana (more info)	25.7	21.7	23.7	4	1.18	2008
Guinea	28.0	19.8	23.9	8.2	1.41	2014
Guinea-Bissau	28.1	20.9	24.5	7.2	1.34	2000
Kenya	29.6	25.6	27.6	4	1.16	2018-2019
Lesotho	25.5	20.9	23.2	4.6	1.22	2009
Liberia	23.0	19.0	21	4	1.21	2009
Libya	32.0	30.0	31	2	1.07	2003
Madagascar	25.5	22.8	24.2	2.7	1.12	2019
Malawi	25.3	20.9	23.1	4.4	1.21	2019
Mali	26.0	19.1	22.6	6.9	1.36	2018
Mauritania (more info)	27.1	19.2	23.2	7.9	1.41	2008-2009
Mauritius	36.4	32.4	34.4	4	1.12	2019
Morocco	31.3	25.7	28.5	5.6	1.22	2019
Mozambique	27.6	22.8	25.2	4.8	1.21	2020
Namibia	31.7	29.2	30.5	2.5	1.09	2006-2007
Niger	22.8	19.2	21	3.6	1.19	2017
Nigeria (more info)	24.8	19.2	22	5.6	1.29	2018
Rwanda	24.7	20.6	22.7	4.1	1.2	2010
São Tomé and Príncipe	24.1	19.1	21.6	5	1.26	2008-2009
Senegal	31.4	23.8	27.6	7.6	1.32	2020
Seychelles	35.3	31.1	33.2	4.2	1.14	2011
Somalia	26.5	20.6	23.6	5.9	1.29	1982
South Africa (more info)	35.0	31.0	33	4	1.13	2020
South Sudan	27.6	20.4	24	7.2	1.35	2019
Sudan (more info)	28.9	21.9	25.4	7	1.32	2014
Tanzania	23.8	19.0	21.4	4.8	1.25	2010
Togo	27.6	22.3	25	5.3	1.24	2014
Tunisia	32.9	28.2	30.6	4.7	1.17	2014
Uganda	24.4	20.2	22.3	4.2	1.21	2018
Zambia	25.7	20.7	23.2	5	1.24	2011
Zimbabwe	24.6	19.9	22.3	4.7	1.24	2010-2011
Americas
Antigua and Barbuda	29.0	25.0	27	4	1.16	2001
Argentina	38.8	36.8	37.8	2	1.05	2020
Bahamas	30.6	27.0	28.8	3.6	1.13	2010
Barbados	35.3	32.9	34.1	2.4	1.07	2000
Belize	30.1	28.6	29.4	1.5	1.05	2010
Bolivia	26.6	24.1	25.4	2.5	1.1	2012
Brazil	38.0	35.6	36.8	2.4	1.07	2020
Canada (more info)	30.8	30.4	30.6	0.4	1.01	2022
Chile (more info)	39.4	37.8	38.6	1.6	1.04	2020
Colombia	22.3	18.1	20.2	4.2	1.23	2020
Costa Rica	34.0	31.0	32.5	3	1.1	2020
Cuba (more info)	25.4	21.3	23.4	4.1	1.19	2012
Ecuador	28.3	25.1	26.7	3.2	1.13	2020
El Salvador	25.5	22.5	24	3	1.13	2007
Grenada	35.2	32.0	33.6	3.2	1.1	2000
Guatemala	23.6	21.3	22.5	2.3	1.11	1994
Guyana	25.4	21.5	23.5	3.9	1.18	2009
Haiti	28.7	24.9	26.8	3.8	1.15	2016
Honduras	24.1	21.2	22.7	2.9	1.14	2012
Jamaica	35.4	33.8	34.6	1.6	1.05	2022
Mexico	33.4	30.6	32	2.8	1.09	2022
Nicaragua	24.4	20.6	22.5	3.8	1.18	2005
Panama	25.3	21.6	23.5	3.7	1.17	2010
Paraguay (more info)	26.8	22.7	24.8	4.1	1.18	2002
Peru	27.5	23.5	25.5	4	1.17	2012
Saint Kitts and Nevis	32.1	31.3	31.7	0.8	1.03	1980
Saint Lucia	36.1	34.9	35.5	1.2	1.03	2000
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	27.8	21.2	24.5	6.6	1.31	2012
Suriname	32.8	29.3	31.1	3.5	1.12	2012
Trinidad and Tobago	31.8	29.2	30.5	2.6	1.09	2011
United States (more info)	32.0	30.8	31.4	1.2	1.04	2024
Uruguay	37.2	34.8	36	2.4	1.07	2019
Venezuela	26.0	22.7	24.4	3.3	1.15	2001
Asia
Afghanistan	25.6	22.4	24	3.2	1.14	2020
Armenia	30.5	27.1	28.8	3.4	1.13	2019
Azerbaijan	28.1	24.0	26.1	4.1	1.17	2019
Bahrain	33.6	29.2	31.4	4.4	1.15	2018
Bangladesh (more info)	27.2	24.8	26	2.4	1.1	2019
Bhutan	25.4	22.8	24.1	2.6	1.11	2007
Brunei	27.3	25.1	26.2	2.2	1.09	1991
Cambodia (more info)	23.4	21.0	22.2	2.4	1.11	2010
China	28.8	25.6	27.2	3.2	1.13	2021
Georgia	35.2	34.4	34.8	0.8	1.02	2021
Hong Kong	37.1	35.6	36.4	1.5	1.04	2022
India (more info)	30.0	27.2	28.6	2.8	1.1	2020
Indonesia (more info)	25.4	21.0	23.2	4.4	1.21	2020
Iran (more info)	28.0	24.0	26	4	1.17	2017
Iraq	28.2	25.3	26.8	2.9	1.11	2004
Israel (more info)	31.6	29.2	30.4	2.4	1.08	2019
Japan (more info)	40.0	38.4	39.2	1.6	1.04	2023
Jordan (more info)	35.3	31.7	33.5	3.6	1.11	2021
Kazakhstan	27.6	25.0	26.3	2.6	1.1	2019
Kuwait	29.9	28.7	29.3	1.2	1.04	2018
Kyrgyzstan	27.2	23.6	25.4	3.6	1.15	2019
Laos	23.3	20.5	21.9	2.8	1.14	2012
Lebanon	34.4	30.4	32.4	4	1.13	2019
Malaysia (more info)	31.0	29.4	30.2	1.6	1.05	2022
Maldives	24.1	21.6	22.9	2.5	1.12	2009
Mongolia	29.0	26.0	27.5	3	1.12	2019
Myanmar (more info)	24.6	21.1	22.9	3.5	1.17	2009
Nepal	23.6	20.1	21.9	3.5	1.17	2016
North Korea (more info)	29.0	25.5	27.3	3.5	1.14	2008
Oman	32.1	28.9	30.5	3.2	1.11	2009
Pakistan (more info)	28.4	25.6	27	2.8	1.11	2019
Palestine	31.4	26.2	28.8	5.2	1.2	2019
Philippines (more info)	28.2	25.4	26.8	2.8	1.11	2018
Qatar	31.3	29.4	30.4	1.9	1.06	2018
Saudi Arabia (more info)	29.3	25.9	27.6	3.4	1.13	2019
Singapore (more info)	36.1	34.9	35.5	1.2	1.03	2018
Sri Lanka	27.2	23.4	25.3	3.8	1.16	2012
South Korea (more info)	39.0	37.0	38	2	1.05	2022
Syria	31.8	26.3	29.1	5.5	1.21	2016
Taiwan (more info)	38.6	36.4	37.5	2.2	1.06	2020
Tajikistan	26.2	22.1	24.2	4.1	1.19	2019
Thailand	30.8	27.6	29.2	3.2	1.12	2021
East Timor	25.0	20.6	22.8	4.4	1.21	2009-2010
Turkey (more info)	29.0	27.0	28	2	1.07	2020
Turkmenistan	24.6	23.3	24	1.3	1.06	2006
United Arab Emirates	26.8	25.3	26.1	1.5	1.06	2005
Uzbekistan	26.6	22.7	24.7	3.9	1.17	2019
Vietnam (more info)	26.2	22.8	24.5	3.4	1.15	2009
Yemen	26.1	23.0	24.6	3.1	1.13	2013
Europe
Albania	30.9	27.8	29.4	3.1	1.11	2019
Austria (more info)	33.2	30.8	32	2.4	1.08	2019
Belarus	28.3	26.1	27.2	2.2	1.08	2019
Belgium	32.3	30.0	31.2	2.3	1.08	2015
Bosnia and Herzegovina	29.5	26.8	28.2	2.7	1.1	2019
Bulgaria (more info)	32.0	29.1	30.6	2.9	1.1	2019
Croatia	31.5	28.9	30.2	2.6	1.09	2019
Cyprus (more info)	30.7	29.6	30.2	1.1	1.04	2019
Czech Republic (more info)	32.2	29.8	31	2.4	1.08	2017
Denmark	36.2	33.4	34.8	2.8	1.08	2019
Estonia	32.3	30.4	31.4	1.9	1.06	2019
Finland (more info)	35.2	33.2	34.2	2	1.06	2019
France (more info)	34.4	32.8	33.6	1.6	1.05	2019
Germany (more info)	35.6	34.4	35	1.2	1.03	2019
Greece (more info)	32.9	30.1	31.5	2.8	1.09	2017
Hungary	32.8	30.1	31.5	2.7	1.09	2019
Iceland	34.6	32.7	33.7	1.9	1.06	2011
Ireland (more info)	37.8	35.0	36.4	2.8	1.08	2020
Italy (more info)	35.2	33.6	34.4	1.6	1.05	2018
Latvia	32.7	30.6	31.7	2.1	1.07	2019
Liechtenstein	33.9	31.2	32.6	2.7	1.09	2019
Lithuania	30.7	28.3	29.5	2.4	1.08	2019
Luxembourg	34.3	31.8	33.1	2.5	1.08	2019
Malta	30.5	28.5	29.5	2	1.07	2011
Moldova	28.9	26.0	27.5	2.9	1.11	2019
Monaco	33.4	30.4	31.9	3	1.1	2008
Montenegro	31.1	28.0	29.6	3.1	1.11	2019
Netherlands	39.2	37.6	38.4	1.6	1.04	2020
North Macedonia	29.6	26.9	28.3	2.7	1.1	2019
Norway	38.4	36.8	37.6	1.6	1.04	2023
Poland (more info)	32.2	29.4	30.8	2.8	1.1	2020
Portugal	33.9	32.4	33.2	1.5	1.05	2019
Romania	31.6	28.3	30	3.3	1.12	2019
Russia (more info)	29.2	26.0	27.6	3.2	1.12	2020
San Marino	33.5	30.7	32.1	2.8	1.09	2014
Serbia	31.4	28.6	30	2.8	1.1	2019
Slovakia (more info)	31.9	29.4	30.7	2.5	1.09	2019
Slovenia	32.8	30.7	31.8	2.1	1.07	2019
Spain (more info)	40.8	38.8	39.8	2	1.05	2020
Sweden	36.3	33.9	35.1	2.4	1.07	2019
Switzerland (more info)	32.8	30.4	31.6	2.4	1.08	2019
Ukraine (more info)	31.2	29.2	30.2	2	1.07	2020
United Kingdom (more info)	31.0	29.0	30	2	1.07	2022
Oceania
Australia (more info)	33.2	30.8	32.0	2.4	1.08	2023
Fiji	29.3	25.7	27.5	3.6	1.14	2019
Kiribati	23.6	20.1	21.9	3.5	1.17	2009
Marshall Islands	27.1	25.6	26.4	1.5	1.06	2019
Micronesia	30.5	28.5	29.5	2	1.07	2019
Nauru	23.2	21.6	22.4	1.6	1.07	2009
New Zealand (more info)	31.6	30.4	31.0	1.2	1.04	2020
Palau	31.9	29.6	30.8	2.3	1.08	2009
Papua New Guinea	25.0	21.4	23.2	3.6	1.17	2006
Samoa	30.7	26.1	28.4	4.6	1.18	2018
Solomon Islands	25.6	20.3	23.0	5.3	1.26	2007
Tonga	25.0	23.6	24.3	1.4	1.06	2012
Tuvalu	28.2	23.3	25.8	4.9	1.21	2019
Vanuatu	24.4	20.8	22.6	3.6	1.17	2013

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