This dataset ranks the U.S. cities with the highest life expectancies by race/ethnicity. Blacks and Asians in Honolulu, Hawaii, have the longest life expectancy - at 86.1 years and 94.8 years of age respectively - compared to Blacks and Asians in other cities.

Whites in Washington D.C. live longer, on average, at 87.5 years of age, compared to Whites in other cities, while Hispanics in Baltimore have the longest life expectancy at 92.5 years of age, compared to Hispanics in other cities.