In Genesis, how many years does Noah live altogether?

In Genesis, Noah lives 950 years altogether.

Genesis 9:29 concludes Noah’s story by stating that he dies at the age of 950. This total lifespan comes after the Flood and after the account of his sons, the vineyard, and the covenant associated with the post-Flood world.

The number 950 is different from Noah’s age when the Flood begins. Genesis 7:6 says he is 600 at that time, so the narrative places 350 additional years after the Flood. The two figures are often mixed up when the story is summarized.

Noah’s lifespan belongs to the long lifespans recorded in Genesis 5–11. The same genealogical sections give other exceptionally high ages, including Methuselah’s 969 years. These figures are part of the biblical chronology and should not be treated as modern demographic measurements.