According to Genesis, what was the total length of Noah's life?

According to Genesis, Noah lived a total of 950 years. Genesis 9:29 gives this figure at the end of the account of his life.

The number combines two important chronological statements: Noah was 600 years old when the Flood began, and Genesis 9:28 says he lived 350 years after the Flood. The text thus places his death at age 950.

Noah's lifespan belongs to the long-lived generations in the early chapters of Genesis. Methuselah, for example, is described as living 969 years, which is longer than Noah's stated lifespan. That comparison helps prevent the common error of assigning Methuselah's number to Noah.

The 950-year figure is a biblical textual detail, not a modern demographic claim. It is best answered in the context of Genesis's genealogy and narrative chronology.