How much does a 5′9″ female weigh in the Central African Republic?

Short answer: in the Central African Republic, women who are 176 cm (5′9″) weigh 156 lb (71 kg) on average (median 152 lb). The middle half weigh 130–178 lb (59–81 kg).

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156 lb (71 kg)

average weight

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130–178 lb (59–81 kg)

middle 50%

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176 cm

taller than 99% of women in the Central African Republic

Weight distribution of 176 cm (5′9″) women in the Central African Republic

PercentileWeight
P10113 lb (51 kg)
P25130 lb (59 kg)
P50152 lb (69 kg)
P75178 lb (81 kg)
P90205 lb (93 kg)

Percentile: the share of women at this height who weigh less. The 90th percentile, for example, is where the heaviest 10% begin.

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The WHO normal BMI range at this height

The World Health Organization's normal BMI range (18.5–24.9) works out to 126–170 lb (57–77 kg) at 176 cm (5′9″). About 47% of women this tall in the Central African Republic fall in that range and 32% above it. It's a reference range, not a personal "ideal weight": it ignores muscle, age and build.

Nearby heights

HeightAverage weightMiddle 50%
166 cm139 lb (63 kg)116–159 lb (53–72 kg)
171 cm148 lb (67 kg)123–168 lb (56–76 kg)
176 cm156 lb (71 kg)130–178 lb (59–81 kg)
181 cm165 lb (75 kg)138–188 lb (62–85 kg)
186 cm175 lb (79 kg)145–199 lb (66–90 kg)

176 cm (5′9″) women in other countries

Average weightMiddle 50%
United States205 lb (93 kg)167–235 lb (76–107 kg)
Brazil194 lb (88 kg)164–219 lb (74–99 kg)
Pakistan182 lb (82 kg)151–207 lb (69–94 kg)
Indonesia173 lb (79 kg)149–194 lb (67–88 kg)
Nigeria168 lb (76 kg)142–190 lb (64–86 kg)
China164 lb (74 kg)146–180 lb (66–82 kg)
Bangladesh163 lb (74 kg)141–181 lb (64–82 kg)
India161 lb (73 kg)137–180 lb (62–82 kg)

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Statistics, not a health assessment. Weight at a given height is the country's BMI distribution × height², assuming BMI doesn't depend on height. Details: methodology and sources.