President of France - Age Upon Entering and Leaving Office

Age Upon Entering and Leaving Office

N°	President	Age upon entering office	Age upon leaving office
1	Prince Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte	40	44
2	Adolphe Thiers	74	76
3	Patrice de Mac-Mahon	64	70
4	Jules Grévy	71	80
5	Marie François Sadi Carnot	50	56
6	Jean Casimir-Perier	46	47
7	Félix Faure	53	58
8	Émile Loubet	60	67
9	Armand Fallières	64	71
10	Raymond Poincaré	52	59
11	Paul Deschanel	65	65
12	Alexandre Millerand	61	65
13	Gaston Doumergue	60	67
14	Paul Doumer	74	75
15	Albert François Lebrun	60	68
16	Vincent Auriol	62	69
17	René Coty	71	76
18	Charles de Gaulle	68	78
19	Georges Pompidou	57	62
20	Valéry Giscard d'Estaing	48	55
21	François Mitterrand	64	78
22	Jacques Chirac	62	74
23	Nicolas Sarkozy	52	57
24	François Hollande	57	Incumbent

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