Miss Earth 2009
| Data: | 22 listopada 2009 |
|---|---|
| Kraj: |  Filipiny |
| Miasto: | Boracay |
| Gala finałowa: | Boracay Ecovillage Resort and Convention Center |
| Liczba uczestniczek: | 80 |
| Zwyciężczyni: | Larissa Ramos,  Brazylia |
| Poprzedniczka: | Karla Henry, Filipiny |
| Następczyni: | Nicole Faria,  Indie |
Miss Earth 2009 – 9. edycja konkursu Miss Earth. Odbyła się 22 listopada 2009 r. w Boracay Ecovillage Resort and Convention Center, w Boracay na Filipinach. W konkursie wzięło udział 80 kobiet z całego świata. Konkurs wygrała reprezentantka Brazylii - Larissa Ramos.
Wyniki
Miejsca
| Wyniki finału | Uczestniczka |
|---|---|
| Miss Earth 2009 |
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| Miss Powietrza (1. wicemiss) |
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| Miss Wody (2. wicemiss) |
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| Miss Ognia (3. wicemiss) |
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| Top 8 | |
| Top 16 |
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Nagrody specjalne
| Nagroda specjalna | Uczestniczka |
|---|---|
| Miss Fotogeniczności |  Czechy - Tereza Budková |
| Najlepszy kostium narodowy |  Tanzania - Evelyne Almasi |
| Miss Przyjaźni |  Szwajcaria - Graziella Rogers |
| Miss Talentu |  Polinezja Francuska - Niuriki Teremate |
| Najładniejsza w stroju kąpielowym | Filipiny - Sandra Seifert |
| Najładniejsza w sukni wieczorowej | Filipiny - Sandra Seifert |
Uczestniczki
| Państwo | Uczestniczka | Wiek | Wzrost (cm) | Miasto rodzinne |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Albania | Suada Saliu | 22 | 179 | Lezha |
 Anglia | Kirsty Nichol | 19 | 173 | Islington |
 Argentyna | Gisela Menossi | 21 | 180 | Río Cuarto |
 Australia | Melinda Heffernan | 24 | 173 | Cremome |
 Bahamy | Krystal Brown | 23 | 173 | Nassau |
 Belgia | Isabel van Hoof | 18 | 172 | Antwerpia |
| Brazylia | Larissa Ramos | 20 | 178 | Manaus |
 Chiny | Yan Xu | 20 | 178 | Szantung |
 Chińskie Tajpej | Chen Yi-Wen | 21 | 173 | Tajpej |
| Czechy | Tereza Budková | 19 | 176 | Sezimovo Ústí |
 Dania | Patrica Tjornelund | 22 | 179 | Kopenhaga |
 Dominikana | Mariel Garcia | 24 | 178 | San Francisco de Macorís |
 Ekwador | Diana Delgado | 25 | 173 | Manta |
| Filipiny | Sandra Seifert | 25 | 175 | Bacolod |
 Francja | Magalie Thierry | 22 | 178 | Froideconche |
 Gabon | Marlyne Lea Ayenne | 22 | 175 | Libreville |
 Ghana | Mariam Abdul Rauf | 21 | 173 | Region Północny |
 Grecja | Triantafyllia Sarantinou | 21 | 179 | Ateny |
 Gruzja | Nona Diakonidze | 19 | 175 | Tbilisi |
 Guam | Maria Luisa Santos | 24 | 174 | Dededo |
 Gwadelupa | Marie-Ange Seymour | 19 | 173 | Le Moule |
 Gwatemala | Hamy Nataly Tejeda Funes | 24 | 173 | Gwatemala |
 Hiszpania | Alejandra Echevarria | 20 | 181 | Jaén |
 Holandia | Sabrina Anijs | 21 | 175 | Haga |
 Honduras | Alejandra Mendoza | 19 | 175 | La Lima |
 Hongkong | Wang Shan Shan | 20 | 173 | Sinciang |
| Indie | Shriya Kishore | 23 | 179 | Mumbaj |
 Indonezja | Nadine Zamira Syarief | 25 | 168 | Dżakarta |
 Irlandia Północna | Kayleigh O’Reilly | 18 | 178 | Londonderry |
 Izrael | Noy Michaelov | 24 | 178 | Jerozolima |
 Jamajka | Jenaae Jackson | 19 | 178 | Kingston |
 Japonia | Takada Tomomi | 22 | 172 | Tokio |
 Kanada | Lateesha Ector | 24 | 179 | Pierrefonds |
 Kenia | Catherine Muturi | 24 | 178 | Gatundu |
 Kolumbia | Alejandra Castillo | 22 | 178 | Bogota |
 Korea Południowa | Park Ye-ju | 22 | 173 | Seul |
 Kosowo | Elsa Marku | 18 | 175 | Prisztina |
 Kostaryka | Malena Orozco | 21 | 183 | Cartago |
 Kuba | Jamillette Gaxiola | 20 | 175 | Hawana |
 Liban | Nicole Lichaa Khoury | 18 | 172 | Bejrut |
 Luksemburg | Theodora Bănică | 21 | 170 | Luksemburg |
 Łotwa | Diana Kubasova | 20 | 175 | Ryga |
 Makau | Jia Pei | 20 | 175 | Makau |
 Malezja | Madeline Nandu | 23 | 173 | Sabah |
 Malta | Alison Gallea Valletta | 21 | 172 | Attard |
 Martynika | Pascale Nelide | 18 | 180 | Fort-de-France |
 Meksyk | Natalia Quiñónez | 23 | 178 | Zapopan |
 Nepal | Richa Thapa Magar | 24 | 164 | Katmandu |
 Nigeria | Modesta Alozie | 21 | 175 | Abia |
 Nowa Zelandia | Catherine Irving | 19 | 172 | Waverley |
 Pakistan | Ayesha Gilani | 26 | 170 | Lahaur |
 Panama | Geraldine Higuera | 20 | 171 | Panama |
 Paragwaj | Gabriela Rejala | 20 | 175 | Ñemby |
 Peru | Leticia Rivera | 21 | 179 | Cajamarca |
| Polinezja Francuska | Niuriki Teremate | 21 | 173 | Punaauia |
 Polska | Izabela Wilczek | 23 | 177 | Pabianice |
 Portoryko | Dignelis Jiménez | 25 | 171 | Arecibo |
 Południowa Afryka | Chanel Grantham | 20 | 175 | Durban |
 Rosja | Ksenia Podsevatkina | 22 | 178 | Saratów |
 Salwador | Mayra Aldana | 23 | 173 | San Salvador |
 Samoa | Varuna Curry | 21 | 175 | Apia |
 Serbia | Dijana Milojkovic | 22 | 175 | Ćuprija |
 Singapur | Valerie Lim | 24 | 180 | Singapur |
 Słowacja | Lea Sindlerova | 22 | 175 | Nitra |
 Słowenia | Maja Jamnik | 18 | 175 | Lublana |
 Stany Zjednoczone | Amy Diaz | 25 | 168 | North Providence |
 Sudan Południowy | Aheu Deng | 18 | 196 | Dżuba |
 Szkocja | Sarah Finlay | 23 | 178 | Glasgow |
| Szwajcaria | Graziella Rogers | 22 | 171 | Lyss |
 Szwecja | Giulia Simone Olsson | 19 | 175 | Sztokholm |
 Tajlandia | Rujinan Phanseethum | 20 | 172 | Udon Thani |
| Tanzania | Evelyne Almasi | 24 | 180 | Dar es Salaam |
 Tonga | Mary Greatz | 21 | 173 | Nukuʻalofa |
 Turcja | Gözde Zay | 26 | 175 | Stambuł |
 Turks i Caicos | Alison Capron | 23 | 173 | Providenciales |
 Ukraina | Karina Golovata | 21 | 178 | Kijów |
 Walia | Dominique Dyer | 20 | 170 | Neath Port Talbot |
 Wenezuela | Jessica Barboza | 22 | 174 | Maracaibo |
 Węgry | Korinna Kocsis | 18 | 173 | Jakfa |
 Włochy | Luna Isabella Voce | 21 | 183 | Mediolan |
Linki zewnętrzne
- Strona oficjalna Miss Earth. (ang.).
- Oficjalne wyniki Miss Earth 2009. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2020-04-27)]. (ang.).
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