| Country Female (per 100000 females in 2012) |
Belgium is the top country by female breast in the world. As of 2012, female breast in Belgium was 111.9 per 100000 females that accounts for 3.81% of the world's female breast. The top 5 countries (others are Denmark, Netherlands, Iceland, and the United Kingdom) account for 17.25% of it. The world's total female breast was estimated at 2,940.1 per 100000 females in 2012.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Belgium | 111.9 | OECD |
| Denmark | 105 | OECD |
| Netherlands | 99 | OECD |
| Iceland | 96.3 | OECD |
| United Kingdom | 95 | OECD |
| United States of America | 92.9 | OECD |
| Ireland | 92.3 | OECD |
| Germany | 91.6 | OECD |
| Italy | 91.3 | OECD |
| France | 89.7 | OECD |
| Finland | 89.4 | OECD |
| Luxembourg | 89.1 | OECD |
| Australia | 86 | OECD |
| New Zealand | 85 | OECD |
| Switzerland | 83.1 | OECD |
| Israel | 80.5 | OECD |
| Sweden | 80.4 | OECD |
| Canada | 79.8 | OECD |
| Norway | 73.1 | OECD |
| Czech Republic | 70.3 | OECD |
| Austria | 68 | OECD |
| Portugal | 67.6 | OECD |
| Spain | 67.3 | OECD |
| Slovenia | 66.5 | OECD |
| Brazil | 59.5 | OECD |
| Slovakia | 57.5 | OECD |
| Hungary | 54.5 | OECD |
| Latvia | 52.1 | OECD |
| Republic of Korea | 52.1 | OECD |
| Poland | 51.9 | OECD |
| Estonia | 51.6 | OECD |
| Japan | 51.5 | OECD |
| Lithuania | 48.7 | OECD |
| Russian Federation | 45.6 | OECD |
| Costa Rica | 45.4 | OECD |
| Greece | 43.9 | OECD |
| South Africa | 41.5 | OECD |
| Indonesia | 40.3 | OECD |
| Turkey | 39.1 | OECD |
| Colombia | 35.7 | OECD |
| Mexico | 35.4 | OECD |
| Chile | 34.8 | OECD |
| India | 25.8 | OECD |
| China | 22.1 | OECD |
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