5′0″ in cm: 152.40 cm

5 feet 0 inches is 152.40 centimetres, or 1.52 metres.

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    5′0″ is 152.40 cm, or 1.52 metres. That is 60 inches altogether, 5 × 12 + 0, times 2.54 centimetres an inch, which is exact by definition.

    Change the feet or inches above for another height, or type centimetres to go the other way. The chart below has every height from 4′10″ to 6′6″.

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    Questions

    How tall is 5′0″ in cm?

    152.40 cm, which is usually written 152 cm.

    Is 5′0″ tall?

    It depends on the country and on who is asking. The average adult man in the US is about 5′9″ (175 cm) and the average woman about 5′4″ (162 cm).

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    Height chart, feet to cm

    Feet and inchesCentimetres
    4′10″147.3 cm
    4′11″149.9 cm
    5′0″152.4 cm
    5′1″154.9 cm
    5′2″157.5 cm
    5′3″160.0 cm
    5′4″162.6 cm
    5′5″165.1 cm
    5′6″167.6 cm
    5′7″170.2 cm
    5′8″172.7 cm
    5′9″175.3 cm
    5′10″177.8 cm
    5′11″180.3 cm
    6′0″182.9 cm
    6′1″185.4 cm
    6′2″188.0 cm
    6′3″190.5 cm
    6′4″193.0 cm
    6′5″195.6 cm
    6′6″198.1 cm

    Height chart, cm to feet

    CentimetresFeet and inchesInches
    150 cm4′11″59.1 in
    155 cm5′1″61.0 in
    160 cm5′3″63.0 in
    165 cm5′5″65.0 in
    170 cm5′7″66.9 in
    175 cm5′9″68.9 in
    180 cm5′11″70.9 in
    185 cm6′1″72.8 in
    190 cm6′3″74.8 in
    195 cm6′5″76.8 in
    200 cm6′7″78.7 in

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