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Complete BMI reference chart showing weight ranges for different heights and BMI categories.

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Heights, 150 to 200 cm
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BMI categories
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Average Australian adult BMI: 27.5

According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, two-thirds (67%) of Australian adults are overweight or obese.
HeightUnder­weightNormalOver­weightObese
150< 4242 - 5657 - 67≥ 68
151< 4242 - 5758 - 68≥ 68
152< 4343 - 5859 - 69≥ 69
153< 4343 - 5859 - 70≥ 70
154< 4444 - 5960 - 71≥ 71
155< 4444 - 6061 - 72≥ 72
156< 4545 - 6162 - 73≥ 73
157< 4646 - 6162 - 74≥ 74
158< 4646 - 6263 - 75≥ 75
159< 4747 - 6364 - 76≥ 76
160< 4747 - 6465 - 77≥ 77
161< 4848 - 6566 - 78≥ 78
162< 4949 - 6566 - 78≥ 79
163< 4949 - 6667 - 79≥ 80
164< 5050 - 6768 - 80≥ 81
165< 5050 - 6869 - 81≥ 82
166< 5151 - 6970 - 82≥ 83
167< 5252 - 6970 - 83≥ 84
168< 5252 - 7071 - 84≥ 85
169< 5353 - 7172 - 85≥ 86
170< 5353 - 7273 - 86≥ 87
171< 5454 - 7374 - 87≥ 88
172< 5555 - 7475 - 88≥ 89
173< 5555 - 7576 - 89≥ 90
174< 5656 - 7576 - 91≥ 91
175< 5757 - 7677 - 92≥ 92
176< 5757 - 7778 - 93≥ 93
177< 5858 - 7879 - 94≥ 94
178< 5959 - 7980 - 95≥ 95
179< 5959 - 8081 - 96≥ 96
180< 6060 - 8182 - 97≥ 97
181< 6161 - 8283 - 98≥ 98
182< 6161 - 8283 - 99≥ 99
183< 6262 - 8384 - 100≥ 100
184< 6363 - 8485 - 101≥ 102
185< 6363 - 8586 - 102≥ 103
186< 6464 - 8687 - 103≥ 104
187< 6565 - 8788 - 105≥ 105
188< 6565 - 8889 - 106≥ 106
189< 6666 - 8990 - 107≥ 107
190< 6767 - 9091 - 108≥ 108
191< 6767 - 9192 - 109≥ 109
192< 6868 - 9293 - 110≥ 111
193< 6969 - 9394 - 111≥ 112
194< 7070 - 9495 - 113≥ 113
195< 7070 - 9596 - 114≥ 114
196< 7171 - 9697 - 115≥ 115
197< 7272 - 9798 - 116≥ 116
198< 7373 - 9899 - 117≥ 118
199< 7373 - 99100 - 118≥ 119
200< 7474 - 100101 - 120≥ 120

Weights in kg. Heights in cm.

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About BMI

Body Mass Index (BMI) is calculated by dividing weight in kilograms by the square of height in metres: BMI = weight (kg) ÷ height (m)². It is a widely used screening tool to categorise weight status.

BMI does not account for muscle mass, bone density, or fat distribution. Athletes and muscular individuals may have a high BMI without excess body fat. It should be used alongside other measures for a complete health assessment.

Disclaimer: This chart is for reference only. Consult with a healthcare professional to determine what weight range is healthy for you.

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