| Ranking | Georgia | Latvia | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Countries with the highest alcohol consumption per person2026-11-02 | #2 · 14.41 litres of pure alcohol per person | #3 · 12.87 litres of pure alcohol per person | Georgia by 1 |
| Countries with the highest overall death rates2026-11-02 | #10 · 1.59 per 100,000 people | #4 · 1.9 per 100,000 people | Latvia by 6 |
| Countries with the most deaths attributable to alcohol (share)2026-10-29 | #10 · 9.52 % | #6 · 18.04 % | Latvia by 4 |
| Countries with the highest brain cancer death rate2026-11-01 | #38 · 3.63 deaths per 100,000 people | #6 · 4.86 deaths per 100,000 people | Latvia by 32 |
| Countries with the most doctors per 1,000 people2026-11-02 | #6 · 5.64 per 1,000 people | #49 · 3.4 per 1,000 people | Georgia by 43 |
| Countries with the longest pre-primary education2026-11-02 | #7 · 4 years | #11 · 4 years | Georgia by 4 |
| Countries spending the most on alcohol and tobacco as a share of expenditure2026-11-02 | #36 · 3.77 % | #8 · 7.11 % | Latvia by 28 |
| Countries with the highest share of adults with post-secondary education2026-11-02 | #9 · 52.86 % | #14 · 50.74 % | Georgia by 5 |
| Countries with the most bank borrowers per 1,000 adults2026-11-02 | #11 · 559.22 per 1,000 adults | #40 · 304.1 per 1,000 adults | Georgia by 29 |
| Countries with the highest taxes as a share of cigarette price2026-11-02 | #43 · 74.49 % | #12 · 81.36 % | Latvia by 31 |
| Countries with the highest share of adults with some secondary education2026-11-02 | #14 · 98.63 % | #13 · 98.68 % | Latvia by 1 |
| Countries with the highest cardiovascular death rate2026-10-29 | #15 · 263.4 deaths per 100,000 people | #16 · 257.03 deaths per 100,000 people | Georgia by 1 |
| Countries with the highest share of adults who use tobacco2026-11-02 | #20 · 33 % of adults | #15 · 34.6 % of adults | Latvia by 5 |
| Countries with the highest death rates from digestive diseases2026-11-02 | #46 · 20.93 per 100,000 people | #16 · 33.94 per 100,000 people | Latvia by 30 |
| Countries with the highest stomach cancer death rates2026-11-02 | #37 · 5.51 deaths per 100,000 people | #16 · 7.87 deaths per 100,000 people | Latvia by 21 |
| Countries with the most students reaching minimum maths level (primary)2026-11-02 | #41 · 63.09 % | #17 · 78.01 % | Latvia by 24 |
| Countries with the highest share of overexploited fish stocks2026-11-02 | #18 · 66.67 % | #32 · 50 % | Georgia by 14 |
| Countries with the highest share of electricity from hydropower2026-11-02 | #18 · 79.7 % of total electricity | #48 · 46.12 % of total electricity | Georgia by 30 |
| Countries with the highest share of students from abroad2026-11-02 | #20 · 19.47 % | #26 · 14.08 % | Georgia by 6 |
| Countries with the most students reaching minimum reading level (primary)2026-11-02 | #35 · 87.16 % | #20 · 94.29 % | Latvia by 15 |
| Countries with the highest chicken meat yields per animal2026-11-02 | #20 · 2.01 kilograms per animal | #50 · 1.75 kilograms per animal | Georgia by 30 |
| Countries with the highest death rates from falls2026-11-02 | #21 · 14.28 per 100,000 people | #36 · 10.38 per 100,000 people | Georgia by 15 |
| Countries with the highest primary school completion rates2026-11-02 | #21 · 99.79 % | #35 · 99.6 % | Georgia by 14 |
| Countries with the highest share of adults with a bachelor's degree2026-11-02 | #22 · 33.69 % of population 25+ | #24 · 33.2 % of population 25+ | Georgia by 2 |
| Countries where the most urban people live in the largest city2026-11-02 | #29 · 45.15 % of urban population | #22 · 48.55 % of urban population | Latvia by 7 |
| Countries with the most births attended by skilled health staff2026-10-29 | #32 · 99.8 % of total | #23 · 99.9 % of total | Latvia by 9 |
| Countries with the highest CO2 emissions from cement per person2026-11-02 | #35 · 0.2 tonnes per person | #23 · 0.28 tonnes per person | Latvia by 12 |
| Countries with the most hospital beds per 1,000 people2026-11-02 | #37 · 4.04 per 1,000 people | #25 · 4.95 per 1,000 people | Latvia by 12 |
| Countries with the highest imports as a share of GDP2026-11-02 | #44 · 48.88 % of GDP | #34 · 54.57 % of GDP | Latvia by 10 |
| Countries with the highest share of renewable electricity2026-11-02 | #35 · 79.63 % | #46 · 73.05 % | Georgia by 11 |
| Countries with the most bank depositors per 1,000 adults2026-11-02 | #45 · 1,091.25 per 1,000 adults | #37 · 1,274.69 per 1,000 adults | Latvia by 8 |
| Countries with the most goods transported by rail2026-11-02 | #49 · 3.32 billion ton-km | #38 · 7.37 billion ton-km | Latvia by 11 |
| Countries with the most renewable freshwater per person2026-11-02 | #39 · 15.7k cubic metres per person | #50 · 9,013.6 cubic metres per person | Georgia by 11 |
| Countries with the most researchers per million people2026-11-02 | #45 · 1,896 per million people | #42 · 2,190.87 per million people | Latvia by 3 |
| Countries with the highest breast cancer death rate2026-11-02 | #47 · 14.23 deaths per 100,000 people | #48 · 14.09 deaths per 100,000 people | Georgia by 1 |
History
Rank history in Countries with the highest alcohol consumption per person
Head to head
Georgia vs Latvia, explained
Georgia vs Latvia, head to head across 35 shared rankings. Georgia ranks higher in 16, Latvia ranks higher in 19. On that count Latvia comes out ahead overall, though each ranking measures something different, so the detail below matters more than the tally.
Ranking by ranking: in Countries with the highest alcohol consumption per person, Georgia is #2 with 14.41 litres of pure alcohol per person and Latvia is #3 with 12.87 litres of pure alcohol per person (Georgia ahead by 1); in Countries with the highest overall death rates, Georgia is #10 with 1.59 per 100,000 people and Latvia is #4 with 1.9 per 100,000 people (Latvia ahead by 6); in Countries with the most deaths attributable to alcohol (share), Georgia is #10 with 9.52 % and Latvia is #6 with 18.04 % (Latvia ahead by 4); in Countries with the highest brain cancer death rate, Georgia is #38 with 3.63 deaths per 100,000 people and Latvia is #6 with 4.86 deaths per 100,000 people (Latvia ahead by 32); in Countries with the most doctors per 1,000 people, Georgia is #6 with 5.64 per 1,000 people and Latvia is #49 with 3.4 per 1,000 people (Georgia ahead by 43); in Countries with the longest pre-primary education, Georgia is #7 with 4 years and Latvia is #11 with 4 years (Georgia ahead by 4).
Within each ranking both entries are measured by the same metric from the same source at the same time, which makes every row a like-for-like comparison. Across rankings the metrics differ, so a lead in one does not cancel out a deficit in another. The rank history chart tracks both entries through every published snapshot of the first shared ranking.
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Frequently asked questions
- Who ranks higher, Georgia or Latvia?
- Latvia ranks higher in more shared rankings (19 of 35). In Countries with the highest alcohol consumption per person, Georgia is #2 and Latvia is #3.
- In how many rankings do Georgia and Latvia both appear?
- 35 current rankings.
- How current is this comparison?
- The newest shared snapshot was captured on 2026-11-02.