10 Country with most female population

Which Country has the most females

In most countries across the world there are more men than women. Countries with more females are very less in numbers.

Studies show that this disparity is not desirable the number of men is slightly more than the number of women in the world.

As per contemporary tradition and culture, people wanted to have sons rather than daughters. It lead to gender disparity all over the world.

Much eminent personality such as Prophet Mohammad said. "Daughters are light to the home".

Indian culture says "daughters are Laxmi (Wealth) for the home", but more gender disparity is experienced by India.

India is the perhaps only country where Ultrasonography (Ultrasound) is banned for gender recognition purposes.

However, there are countries where women outnumber men as per World Bank data. These countries have a large number of well-educated women. They have a high level of income but cannot find partners.

Wage differences between men and women also put a strain on these countries' economies.

To know which country has more female than male, we are listing 10 countries with their female to male ratio.

  1.  Latvia

Latvia is situated between Lithuania and Estonia on the Baltic Sea. Its landscape is marked by vast beaches and densely forested areas.

The Capital of Latavia is Riga

There are 84.80 males for every 100 females. The proportion of the female was 54.10% percent of the total population.

The men in Latvia have a high mortality rate. It is due to issues such as alcoholism, smoking, and careless car driving.

The women enjoy a longer life expectancy living 11 years more than men.

  2.  Lithuania

Lithuania is located in the southernmost of Europe's Baltic States. Women are estimated to live to 79.30 years whereas men live to 68.10 years.

The Capital of Lithuania is Vilnius

The gender gap is more pronounced between the ages of 30 to 40. The majority of women are between the ages of 15 and 64.

Among all students enrolled in higher education, women amounted to 58%. It means 42% of men are enrolled.

  3.  Curacao

Curacao, a Dutch Caribbean island, is noted for its beaches hidden into coves, as well as its vast coral reefs teeming with marine life. Curacao's female population is 53.90 percent of the total population.

The Capital of Lithuania is Willemstad.

There is a gender difference of ninety-two men for every 100 women. The life expectancy is 80.20 years for females and 72.40 years for men.

The majority of women are between the age range of 15 to 64 years. They experience a higher life expectancy than men.

  4.  Ukrane

Ukraine is a big Eastern European country with a Black Sea shoreline and forested mountains

The Capital of Ukrane is Kiev.

Here women make up 53.70% of the total population. Ukrainian women have equal constitutional rights as men. recently in news for clash with Russia.

The life expectancy for either gender is sixty-four years. Men, on the other hand, live an average of 62 years, while women live an average of 74 years.

Coupled with high levels of emigration the two factors reduced the country's male population.

  5.  Armenia

Armenia is a nation and former Soviet republic in the mountainous Caucasus region between Asia and Europe. Armenian women make up 53.60 percent of the population.

The Capital of Armenia is Yerevan.

Since the establishment of the Republic of Armenia, women have been granted gender equality.

Women have been active participants in all aspects of Armenian life as a result of this.

Armenian women have attained prominence in entertainment, politics, and other fields

  6.  Russia

Russia, often known as the Russian Federation, is a country that encompasses Eastern Europe and North Asia. Women in Russia make up 53.50 percent of the population.

The Capital of Russia is Moscow.

Throughout the years, Russian women's society has had a rich and varied history under many regimes. In Russia, there are now 86.8 men for every 100 women.

The woman has a higher lifespan than men.

  7.  Estonia

Estonia is situated in northern Europe borders, the Baltic Sea, and the Gulf of Finland. The proportion of the female is 53.20 percent of the total population.

The Capital of Estonia is Tallinn.

According to the statistics, Estonian women are working primarily in the education and commercial fields.

They are reportedly more active in the workforce than their average counterparts elsewhere in the EU.

  8. Hong Kong 

Hong Kong is a former British colony in China's southeast. Now it is a territory of China.

Women in Hong Kong make up 53.10 percent of the total population.

The Capital of Lithuania is Victoria.

Traditionally, women in Hong Kong have been situated within the context of Chinese families and society.

The number of single Hong Kong women living alone increased to 43.80 percent during the past three decades.

Women in Hong Kong have become more financially independent, assertive, and career-oriented.

  9. Portugal 

Portugal is well-known for a number of reasons. it's is known for its

▲  lovely climate, 

▲  beautiful beach resorts,

▲  gorgeous architecture, and

▲  vibrant culture.

The Capital of Portugal is Lisbon.

Every year millions of tourists visit to enjoy its waste landscape. The number of women is up 52.70 percent of the population. 

Like other European countries, many women of Portugal became professionals including being medical doctors and lawyers elite.

  10. Aruba 

Aruba is a tiny Dutch Caribbean Island which is located off the coast of Venezuela. It has dry sunny weather, blonde beaches, and gentle surf.

The female population is 52.50 in this country.

The Capital of Aruba is Oranjestad.

The number of women in the labor market is increased enormously. Unemployment in women is higher than in men.

Women are more likely than men to exit the workforce at a younger age.

Do women outnumber men in service and sales positions?