This chart show the BMI category weight ranges (in pounds) for heights from 4’11” – 6’9″. Find your height in the left column and see at what weight you’d be considered Underweight, Normal/Healthy, Overweight, or Obese.
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Underweight
Normal/Healthy
Overweight
Obese
4'11"
<92
92 - 125
126 - 148
>148
5'0"
<95
95 - 128
129 - 153
>153
5'1"
<98
98 - 132
133 - 158
>158
5'2"
<101
101 - 136
137 - 164
>164
5'3"
<104
104 - 141
142 - 169
>169
5'4"
<108
108 - 145
146 - 175
>175
5'5"
<111
11 - 150
150 -180
>180
5'6"
<114
114 - 155
156 - 186
>186
5'7"
<118
118 - 159
160 - 191
>191
5'8"
<122
122 - 164
165 - 197
>197
5'9"
<125
126 - 169
170 - 203
>203
5'10"
<129
129 -174
175 - 209
>209
5'11"
<133
134 - 179
180 - 215
>215
6'0"
<136
136 - 184
185 - 221
>221
6'1"
<140
140 - 189
190 - 227
>227
6'2"
<144
144 - 195
196 - 234
>234
6'3"
<148
148 - 200
201 - 240
>240
6'4"
<152
152 - 205
206 - 246
>246
6'5
<156
156 - 211
212 - 253
>253
6'6"
<160
160 - 216
217 - 260
>260
6'7"
<164
164 - 222
223 - 266
>266
6'8"
<168
168 - 228
229 - 273
>273
6'9"
<173
173 - 233
234 - 280
>280
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