Average Weight for 11-Year-Old Girls: A WHO Guide
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) growth reference data, the average weight range for an 11-year-old girl is approximately 36.6 to 48.9 kilograms (80.7 to 107.8 pounds).
This range represents the 3rd to 97th percentiles, encompassing the majority of healthy children. Individual weight varies based on genetics, nutrition, physical activity, pubertal stage, and overall health. For personalized assessment, consult a pediatrician who can evaluate growth trends using standardized charts.
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