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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