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Health Statistics > Tobacco > Cigarette consumption (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1     Greece: 4,313 
# 2     Hungary: 3,265 
# 3     Kuwait: 3,062 
# 4     Japan: 3,023 
# 5     Spain: 2,779 
# 6     Malta: 2,668 
# 7     Bulgaria: 2,574 
# 8     Belarus: 2,571 
# 9     Belgium: 2,428 
# 10     Turkey: 2,394 
# 11     Netherlands: 2,323 
# 12     Turkmenistan: 2,307 
# 13     Slovakia: 2,282 
# 14     Ireland: 2,236 
# 15     Bahrain: 2,179 
# 16     Israel: 2,162 
# 17     Kazakhstan: 2,160 
# 18     Portugal: 2,079 
# 19     Austria: 2,073 
# 20     Poland: 2,061 
# 21     France: 2,058 
# 22     Croatia: 1,995 
# 23     Estonia: 1,983 
# 24     Canada: 1,976 
# 25     Suriname: 1,930 
# 26     Denmark: 1,919 
# 27     Iceland: 1,915 
# 28     Australia: 1,907 
# 29     Italy: 1,901 
# 30     Kyrgyzstan: 1,886 
# 31     Philippines: 1,849 
# 32     Jordan: 1,832 
# 33     China: 1,791 
# 34     Paraguay: 1,748 
# 35     Indonesia: 1,742 
# 36     Germany: 1,702 
# 37     Romania: 1,676 
# 38     Samoa: 1,509 
# 39     Argentina: 1,495 
# 40     Ukraine: 1,456 
# 41     Maldives: 1,441 
# 42     Iraq: 1,430 
# 43     Uruguay: 1,396 
# 44     Finland: 1,351 
# 45     Cuba: 1,343 
# 46     Tunisia: 1,341 
# 47     Mauritius: 1,284 
# 48     Egypt: 1,275 
# 49     Singapore: 1,230 
= 50     Chile: 1,202 
= 50     Sweden: 1,202 
# 52     Azerbaijan: 1,150 
# 53     Uzbekistan: 1,104 
# 54     Armenia: 1,095 
# 55     Belize: 1,092 
# 56     Venezuela: 1,079 
# 57     Thailand: 1,067 
# 58     Algeria: 1,021 
# 59     Fiji: 976 
# 60     Malaysia: 910 
# 61     Brazil: 858 
# 62     Morocco: 800 
# 63     Nicaragua: 793 
# 64     Mexico: 754 
# 65     Jamaica: 735 
# 66     Norway: 725 
# 67     Cameroon: 652 
# 68     Nepal: 619 
# 69     Bahamas, The: 613 
# 70     Guatemala: 609 
# 71     Honduras: 595 
# 72     Guyana: 590 
# 73     Angola: 571 
# 74     Pakistan: 564 
# 75     Barbados: 542 
# 76     Colombia: 521 
# 77     Gabon: 487 
# 78     Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 476 
# 79     Mozambique: 432 
# 80     Zambia: 408 
# 81     Zimbabwe: 399 
# 82     Senegal: 340 
# 83     Mauritania: 317 
# 84     Madagascar: 315 
# 85     Togo: 306 
# 86     Bolivia: 274 
# 87     Bangladesh: 245 
# 88     Panama: 244 
# 89     Ecuador: 232 
# 90     Mali: 223 
# 91     Kenya: 200 
# 92     Peru: 195 
# 93     Nigeria: 189 
# 94     Uganda: 180 
# 95     Gambia, The: 171 
# 96     Ghana: 161 
# 97     Chad: 160 
# 98     Rwanda: 135 
# 99     India: 129 
# 100     Malawi: 123 
# 101     Afghanistan: 98 
# 102     Guinea-Bissau: 90 
# 103     Liberia: 89 
# 104     Ethiopia: 87 
# 105     Burundi: 86 
# 106     Sudan: 77 
Total: 128,607  
Weighted average: 1,213.3  


DEFINITION: Approximate average number of cigarettes smoked per adult per year

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"Tobacco > Cigarette consumption by country", World Health Organization. Retrieved from http://www.NationMaster.com/graph/hea_tob_cig_con-health-tobacco-cigarette-consumption

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Nick O'Taine
23rd August 2012
According to the CDC, US consumption peaked at 4,325 per capita in 1963, remained nearly as high through 1977, and subsequently declined to 1,619 in 2006. In 2010, roughly 19% smoked, of which 75% did so every day, which would mean an average 31 / day for the 14% daily consumers and another 5% who claim to smoke occasionally. Roughly 40% of Greeks smoke, which would also mean an average of about 31/ day for the smokers. In other countries, the incidence of smokers versus non-smokers may also drive the better part of the variance, but some places may have a higher ratio of occasional smokers.
Yang H-s
12th September 2011
What is the baseline year of this material?
Sean
10th January 2011
Does the uk not fit onto this table either?
Some guy
7th November 2010
Maybe US fits into smoking something else...
Diana
3rd September 2010
Wow! I can't believe that the US is below 106 nations in cigarette consumption. Way to go USA! I am very proud. Three years ago I buried two family members and a beloved co-worker who died horrible deaths due to cigarette smoking (lung cancer). I can't even imagine countries like Greece and what their cancer rate is like. Whew!
Andurin S
25th May 2010
@Roger L
United States is out of this graph.
Check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tobacco_industry ...
US exports cigarettes for consumption of others !
Roger L
17th May 2010
Where do the United States fit into this graph?
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