Miss Earth 2010
| Data: | 4 grudnia 2010 |
|---|---|
| Kraj: |  Wietnam |
| Miasto: | Nha Trang |
| Gala finałowa: | Vinpearl Land Amphitheater |
| Liczba uczestniczek: | 84 |
| Zwyciężczyni: | Nicole Faria,  Indie |
| Poprzedniczka: | Larissa Ramos,  Brazylia |
| Następczyni: | Olga Álava,  Ekwador |
Miss Earth 2010 – 10. edycja konkursu Miss Earth. Odbyła się 4 grudnia 2010 r. w Vinpearl Land Amphitheater, w Nha Trang w Wietnamie. Była to pierwsza edycja, która odbyła się poza granicami Filipin. W konkursie wzięły udział 84 kobiety z całego świata. Konkurs wygrała reprezentantka Indii - Nicole Faria.
Wyniki
Miejsca
| Wyniki finału | Uczestniczka |
|---|---|
| Miss Earth 2010 |
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| Miss Powietrza (1. wicemiss) | |
| Miss Wody (2. wicemiss) |
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| Miss Ognia (3. wicemiss) |
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| Top 6 |
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| Top 14 |
- W październiku 2011 roku Miss Earth Powietrza Jennifer Pazmiño z Ekwadoru została zdetronizowana z powodu wyjścia za mąż, tym samym tytuł Miss Powietrza przypadł reprezentantce Rosji Viktorii Shchukinie, która zajęła miejsce w Top 14 podczas konkursu.
Nagrody specjalne
| Nagroda specjalna | Uczestniczka |
|---|---|
| Miss Fotogeniczności |  Tajlandia - Watsaporn Wattanakoon |
| Najlepszy kostium narodowy |  Japonia - Marina Kishira |
| Miss Przyjaźni |  Gwatemala - Sue Ellen Castañeda |
| Miss Talentu | Indie - Nicole Faria |
| Najładniejsza w stroju kąpielowym | Wietnam - Lưu Thị Diễm Hương |
| Najładniejsza w sukni wieczorowej | Ekwador - Jennifer Pazmiño |
| Najładniejsza w tradycyjnym stroju wietnamskim Áo dài |  Serbia - Tijana Rakic |
Uczestniczki
| Państwo | Uczestniczka | Wiek | Wzrost (cm) | Miasto rodzinne |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Anglia | Sandra Marie Lees | 25 | 170 | Birmingham |
 Australia | Kelly Louise Maguire | 24 | 175 | Sydney |
 Bahamy | Aquelle Plakaris | 24 | 178 | Nassau |
 Belgia | Jessica van Moorlegh | 18 | 170 | Evergem |
 Boliwia | Yovana O’Brien | 19 | 180 | Santa Cruz |
 Bośnia i Hercegowina | Ema Golijanin | 18 | 177 | Sarajewo |
 Botswana | Onalenna Gaopalelwe | 20 | 173 | Serowe |
| Brazylia | Luisa de Almeida Lopes | 20 | 175 | Porto de Galinhas |
 Chile | Pamela Soprani | 23 | 177 | Santiago |
 Chiny | Zhao Shenqianhui | 19 | 177 | |
 Chińskie Tajpej | Hsing Jung-lui | 19 | 175 | Tajpej |
 Curaçao | Norayla Francisco | 25 | 181 | Willemstad |
 Czechy | Carmen Justová | 19 | 176 | Sokolov |
 Dania | Sandra Vester | 25 | 173 | |
 Dominikana | Wisleidy Osorio | 25 | 172 | Samaná |
| Ekwador | Jennifer Pazmiño | 22 | 180 | Guayaquil |
 Egipt | Doaa Hakam | 22 | 169 | Luksor |
 Filipiny | Kris Psyche Resus | 22 | 166 | Infanta |
 Francja | Christelle Demaison | 20 | 181 | Chambéry |
 Ghana | Golda Dayi | 24 | 175 | Akra |
 Gruzja | Taliko Shubitidze | 18 | 174 | |
 Guam | Naiomie Jean Santos | 18 | 175 | Maina |
 Gujana | Soyini Fraser | 20 | 180 | Georgetown |
 Gwadelupa | Maite Maillot | 24 | 175 | |
| Gwatemala | Sue Ellen Castañeda Herrera | 24 | 172 | Gwatemala |
 Holandia | Desiree van den Berg | 23 | 176 | Santpoort |
 Hongkong | Xiaoyue Zheng | 20 | 176 | Hongkong |
| Indie | Nicole Faria | 20 | 176 | Bengaluru |
 Indonezja | Jessica Aurelia Tji | 24 | 170 | Dżakarta |
 Irlandia | Alesha Gallen | 24 | 175 | Donegal |
 Irlandia Północna | Judith Keys | 18 | 168 | Belfast |
 Jamajka | Kai Ayanna McDonald | 24 | 172 | |
| Japonia | Marina Kishira | 23 | 173 | Hokkaido |
 Kajmany | Samantha Widmer | 23 | 175 | George Town |
 Kamerun | Estelle Essame | 26 | 171 | Jaunde |
 Kanada | Summer Anne Ross | 26 | 180 | Ontario |
 Kenia | Miano Isabell Wangui | 22 | 174 | |
 Kolumbia | Diana Marin | 22 | 180 | Cali |
 Korea Południowa | Lee Gui-joo | 20 | 174 | |
 Kosowo | Morena Taraku | 20 | 175 | Peć |
 Kostaryka | Allyson Alfaro | 19 | 172 | San José |
| Czechy | Carmen Justová | 19 | 176 | Sokolov |
 Liban | Jihane Nehme | 26 | 174 | |
 Luksemburg | Laureta Bardoniqi | 18 | 168 | Bettembourg |
 Łotwa | Eva Caune | 22 | 168 | Ryga |
 Madagaskar | Alexandra Randrianarivel | 23 | 173 | Antananarywa |
 Malezja | Appey Rowena | 18 | 170 | Kota Kinabalu |
 Malta | Christine Mifsud | 19 | 176 | |
 Martynika | Christine Garçon | 22 | 178 | Le Vauclin |
 Mauritius | Anne-Lise Ramooloo | 21 | 174 | Port Louis |
 Meksyk | Claudia Lopez Mollinedo | 18 | 173 | Tabasco |
 Mongolia | Bayaarkhuu Gantogoo | 24 | 175 | |
 Nepal | Sahana Bajracharya | 21 | 167 | Katmandu |
 Niemcy | Reingard Hageman | 25 | 176 | |
 Nigeria | Inara Isaiah | 17 | 180 | Bayelsa |
 Nikaragua | Junieth Rosales | 21 | 176 | Managua |
 Norwegia | Iman Kerigo | 18 | 168 | Kløfta |
 Nowa Zelandia | Lisa Davids | 20 | 165 | North Shore City |
 Panama | Nicolle Morrell | 20 | 176 | Panama |
 Peru | Silvana Vásquez | 22 | 174 | Cajamarca |
 Polinezja Francuska | Mihiatea Ruta | 24 | 175 | |
 Polska | Beata Polakowska | 24 | 172 | Ostrów Mazowiecka |
 Portoryko | Yeidy Bosques | 22 | 180 | Mayagüez |
 Południowa Afryka | Nondyebo Dzingwa | 24 | 175 | Roodepoort |
 Republika Krymu | Anastasiya Sienina | 19 | 179 | Symferopol |
 Rosja | Viktoria Shchukina | 22 | 176 | |
 Rumunia | Andreea Capsuc | 19 | 171 | Bukareszt |
 Samoa | Faaselega Oloapu | 23 | 180 | |
| Serbia | Tijana Rakic | 22 | 180 | Belgrad |
 Singapur | Maricelle Rani Wong | 20 | 166 | Singapur |
 Słowacja | Tímea Szaboová | 20 | 183 | Bratysława |
 Słowenia | Ines Draganovič | 19 | 174 | Lublana |
 Stany Zjednoczone | Danielle Bounds | 26 | 183 | Kansas City |
 Sudan Południowy | Atong de Mach | 22 | 180 | |
 Szkocja | Cora Buchanan | 24 | 171 | Edynburg |
 Szwajcaria | Liza Andrea Küster | 24 | 168 | Berno |
| Tajlandia | Watsaporn Wattanakoon | 23 | 170 | Chiang Rai |
 Tanzania | Rose Shayo | 21 | 182 | Dodoma |
 Tonga | Glena Lavemai | 19 | 179 | |
 Turcja | Döndü Şahin | 24 | 183 | Norymberga |
 Ukraina | Valentina Zhytnyk | 18 | 179 | Nowa Kachowka |
 Walia | Louise Hinder | 19 | 177 | Swansea |
 Wenezuela | Mariángela Bonanni | 22 | 177 | San Cristobal |
| Wietnam | Lưu Thị Diễm Hương | 20 | 171 | Ho Chi Minh |
 Włochy | Ilenia Arnolfo | 26 | 181 |
Linki zewnętrzne
- Strona oficjalna Miss Earth. (ang.).
- Oficjalne wyniki Miss Earth 2010. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2015-12-25)]. (ang.).
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