I'd also be interested in how the U.S breaks down by states and certain regions, like SF or Palo Alto/Mountain View, Manhattan, Boulder, Austin, etc... Since t

I'd also be interested in how the U.S breaks down by states and certain regions, like SF or Palo Alto/Mountain View, Manhattan, Boulder, Austin, etc... Since the U.S is very heterogeneous, it probably leads to a lot of variability in life expectancy across different regions. The countries at the top of the list are very homogeneous and wealthy. Wouldn't be surprised if the top cities in terms of wealth and education exceed life expectancy of the top country on the list -- Monaco.