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The average weight of a 13-year-old boy typically ranges from about 75 to 145 pounds (34 to 66 kg), depending on factors like genetics, diet, and physical activity levels. It's important to note that growth patterns can vary significantly during adolescence, so individual weights may differ widely. Consulting growth charts or a healthcare professional can provide more personalized information.

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