Georgia - Percentage of Old Adults who were Obese Per Gender and Race and Ethnicity in 2019 (CDC)

Updated on February 26, 2026.

According to data from the CDC, in 2019, 36.3% of old adults in Georgia were Obese, with a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or more.

Gender: The percentage of old adults who were obese was the following per gender: Male (36.8%), and Female (35.8%).

Race and Ethnicity: The percentage of old adults who were obese included the following per race and ethnicity: Hispanic or Latino (53.5%), Non-Hispanic Black or African American (44.3%), and Non-Hispanic White (32.9%).

The first chart and first table below shows percentage of old adults who were obese per gender. The second chart and second table shows the percentage of old adults who were obese per race and ethnicity.

You can see similar information for other states and for the whole United States.

Data Source: CDC (BRFSS).
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Georgia - Percentage of Old Adults who were Obese Per Gender in 2019
Male
Female
Georgia - Percentage of Old Adults who were Obese Per Gender in 2019
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Gender Percent Obese (%)
Male 36.8
Female 35.8

The chart and table below shows the percentage of old adults that were obese by race and ethnicity.

Georgia - Percentage of Old Adults who were Obese Per Race and Ethnicity in 2019
Hispanic
NH Black or AA
NH White
NH AIAN
NH Asian or PI
Georgia - Percentage of Old Adults who were Obese Per Race and Ethnicity in 2019
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Race and Ethnicity Percent Obese (%)
Hispanic or Latino 53.5
Non-Hispanic Black or African American 44.3
Non-Hispanic White 32.9
Native American or Alaskan Native 0
Asian or Pacific Islander 0