In Genesis, what was Noah's age when he died after the Flood?

In Genesis, Noah was 950 years old when he died after the Flood.

Genesis 9:28 states that Noah lived 350 years after the Flood, and Genesis 9:29 gives his total lifespan as 950 years. This figure belongs to the genealogical chronology of Genesis and is distinct from the 600 years assigned to Noah when the Flood began.

The number 600 is therefore a milestone during Noah’s life, while 950 is the lifespan reported at its end. Another biblical longevity figure often confused with Noah’s is Methuselah’s 969 years. Methuselah appears in the genealogy before Noah and is traditionally described as the longest-lived person named in the Bible.

The Genesis account does not provide a modern calendar date for Noah’s death. Its precise numerical detail is his age in years. Readers should also distinguish the 350 years after the Flood from the 40 days of rain and the 150 days during which the waters prevailed.