Are more adult humans shorter than 5’5” than taller?

[Anonymous]

[KimmySchmit]

95% of the global population has an average height between 4'11" and 5'5.

Only about 4% to 5% of American men are 5'5" or shorter. With the average US male height at 5'9", being 5'5" places a man in the bottom 5th to 10th percentile.

Approximately 65% to 75% of American women are shorter than 5'5". Since the average height for women in the US is roughly 5'3.5" to 5'4", a 5'5" woman is taller than average, sitting near the 70th percentile.

[msc545]

A human height of 5.6 feet (or 5'6") is equivalent to 66 inches or approximately 167.6 cm to 168 cm. This height is generally considered on the shorter side for men in Western countries (where the average is around 5'9") but is near-average for women, often representing a stylish and confident stature.

[madhatters4]

well the average height (worldwide) for women is 5'4 while the average height (worldwide) for men 5'8. so by that logic and knowing that there are slightly more males than women in the world the average height of adults should be over 5'5

[Cyfris]

Id say on average shorter.. a lot of short women out there

[Sal_Monella]

The average in Western culture is about 5'10"

[beefcakebradybatson]

Most men and many women are taller than 5'5".

[Jeff51]

6ft is average for guys. I don't know about women.

[GrammariklyIncorrekt]

The average male height in the US is 5'9

[jahaims]

Google it

[noohair]

ask google