The same ranking, cut to South America: men per 100 women aged 20–39 from national census counts, beside local mean height, BMI and average net salary. 10 of 103 live markets sit here, from 91.9 in Ecuador, 102.6 in Paraguay.
The median across these 10 is 98.65, against 101.9 across all 103 live markets. What a market prices, and what your own gap from it means, is on the full ranking; this page is that same table, narrowed to one continent.
10 South American countries, sorted your way
Click any column to sort. Opens on the sex ratio, fewest men first.
| Ecuador | 91.9 | 5′6″ 167 cm · −3.8″ | 26.8 −0.9 | $491 | 9 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peru | 95 | 5′6″ 167 cm · −4.0″ | 26.3 −1.4 | $634 | 3 |
| Argentina | 96.5 | 5′9″ 175 cm · −0.8″ | 25.9 −1.8 | $717 | 8 |
| Brazil | 96.7 | 5′9″ 176 cm · −0.5″ | 25.7 −2.0 | $535 | 6 |
| Colombia | 98.5 | 5′8″ 172 cm · −2.0″ | 25.4 −2.3 | $570 | 8 |
| Venezuela | 98.8 | 5′8″ 174 cm · −1.3″ | 25.8 −1.9 | $1,302 | 4 |
| Chile | 99.7 | 5′8″ 173 cm · −1.6″ | 27.0 −0.7 | $750 | 8 |
| Bolivia | 100.1 | 5′6″ 168 cm · −3.5″ | 27.0 −0.7 | $316 | 2 |
| Uruguay | 102 | 5′9″ 174 cm · −1.0″ | 25.5 −2.2 | $1,203 | 2 |
| Paraguay | 102.6 | 5′8″ 174 cm · −1.2″ | 25.9 −1.8 | $659 | 1 |
The mean man is 5′6″ in Peru and 5′9″ in Brazil; the US mean is 5′10″.
Ratio: national census age-by-sex counts, 20–39 band. Height: NCD-RisC mean at age 19, 10 of 10 countries. BMI: NCD-RisC 2016, women, re-weighted to 20–39, 10 of 10 countries. Salary: Numbeo average net pay after tax, the median across the cities we price in 10 of 10 countries. Full method. Data updated August 6, 2026.