I have lived in several Canadian provinces, including rural Saskatchewan. When it can take 90+ minutes for an ambulance to arrive, it makes sense that you have a lower life expectancy than places where most people live in dense cities.
MN always the outlier in the Midwest. My wife is from there and we will be moving there from the east coast soon. They know how to EAT but they have a good HC system in place and access. What it boils down to.
The obesity chart would also be pretty identical I assume for both countries and overlap
Usual_Set4665 on
As an American I’m embarrassed.
TenthMarigold77 on
To think that even within the US you can have almost a 10 year difference between life expectancy…. yikes
aalaatikat on
more free cryogenics/fridge-living = longer lifespan
survivor bias in FL and some other states (retirees)
cool map
scaredycat_z on
Based on color, I’m pretty sure this a T-Mobile map….
chiefsosa3hunna on
This is just a map of demographics, across racial and income lines life expectancy is equivalent
Strongit on
I got another 41 years of this shit? FUCK
Express-Program-5365 on
funny how region that have **easier** access to the sea seems to have higher life expectancy. (if its too much to the north i dont think id qualify as ”easy” access hence NL and really nordic regions in this graph being lower)
this doesnt mean causation tho. just seem to be a trend.
polygonalopportunist on
Most americans dont care about their diet, exercise or cutting down on their vices. Its true. People eat like shit, drink, and sit on their ass at work to sit on their ass at home.
turb0_encapsulator on
Mississippi is just above the global mean life expectancy.
![Canadian Provinces and US States by Life Expectancy in 2023 [OC]](https://www.byteseu.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/befm16oiwolg1-1536x1406.png "Canadian Provinces and US States by Life Expectancy in 2023 [OC]")
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I have lived in several Canadian provinces, including rural Saskatchewan. When it can take 90+ minutes for an ambulance to arrive, it makes sense that you have a lower life expectancy than places where most people live in dense cities.
Le Québec gagne ici. Allez vous faire foutre.
MN always the outlier in the Midwest. My wife is from there and we will be moving there from the east coast soon. They know how to EAT but they have a good HC system in place and access. What it boils down to.
The obesity chart would also be pretty identical I assume for both countries and overlap
As an American I’m embarrassed.
To think that even within the US you can have almost a 10 year difference between life expectancy…. yikes
more free cryogenics/fridge-living = longer lifespan
survivor bias in FL and some other states (retirees)
cool map
Based on color, I’m pretty sure this a T-Mobile map….
This is just a map of demographics, across racial and income lines life expectancy is equivalent
I got another 41 years of this shit? FUCK
funny how region that have **easier** access to the sea seems to have higher life expectancy. (if its too much to the north i dont think id qualify as ”easy” access hence NL and really nordic regions in this graph being lower)
this doesnt mean causation tho. just seem to be a trend.
Most americans dont care about their diet, exercise or cutting down on their vices. Its true. People eat like shit, drink, and sit on their ass at work to sit on their ass at home.
Mississippi is just above the global mean life expectancy.
Québec pour la victoire mon chum!!!
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M’as dire comme on dis: deal avec!
Go left or go home!
Cold air makes you live longer.
Well, I am quite pleased to see my state has the second highest life expectancy in the U.S.
Lol imagine pretending this is original content when you just copied [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/s/cZymNWBCYz) post
No wonder the clown wants Canada…