Athletics - Women's World Records

1:02:36+ - Kenya - 18 February 2011 -- Ras Al Khaimah Half Marathon -- Ras al-Khaimah, United Arab Emirates

1:25:08 - Russia - 26 February 2011 - Russian Winter Walking Championships - Sochi, Russia

1:19:53 - Kenya - 9 May 2010 - BIG 25 - Berlin, Germany

Bulgaria - 12.21s - August 20, 1988 Stara Zagora, Bulgaria

USA - 10.49s - July 16, 1988 Indianapolis, IN, USA

USA - 21.34s - September 29, 1988 Seoul, S. Korea

USA - 52.16s - October 3, 2019 World Championships, Doha, Qatar

E. Germany - 47.6s - October 6, 1985 Canberra, Australia

Czechoslovakia - 1m 53.28s - July 26, 1983 Munich, W. Germany

Russia - 2m 28.98s - August 23, 1996 Brussels, Belgium

ETH - 3:50.07 - July 17, 2015 Fontvielle, Monaco

ETH - 5:23.75 - February 7, 2017 Sabadell, Spain

8:52.78 - Bahrain - 27 August 2016 - Paris - Diamond League meeting

China - 8m 6.11s - September 13, 1993 Beijing, China

Ethiopia - 14:11.15 - 6 June 2008 - Bislett Games - Oslo, Norway

Rep. of Ireland - 20m 2.6s - July 13, 2002 Dublin, Ireland

Ethiopia - 29m 17.45s - August 12, 2016 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

USSR - 41m 56.23s - July 24, 1990 Seattle, WA, USA

Kenya - 1h 5m 26.6s - September 3, 2000 Borgholzhausen, Germany

Russia - 1h 26m 52.3s - September 6, 2001 Brisbane, Australia

Kenya - 1h 27m 5.8s - September 21, 2002 Mengerskirchen, Germany

Kenya - 1h 45m 50s - June 7, 2003 Warstein, Germany

Lithuania - 8358 pts - 14 April 2005 – Columbia, MO, USA

E. Germany - 76.80m - July 9, 1988 Neubrandenburg, E. Germany

1:04:31, set on 21 February 2020, at the Ras Al Khaimah Half Marathon in the United Arab Emirates.

82.98 m - Poland - 28 August 2016 - Set at Kamila Skolimowska Memorial Games in Warsaw

USA - 7291 pts - September 24, 1988 Seoul, S. Korea

Bulgaria - 2.09 m - August 30, 1987 Rome, Italy

72.28 m - Czech Republic - 13 September 2008 - World Athletics Final - Stuttgart, Germany

USSR - 7.52 m - June 11, 1988 Leningrad, USSR

Kenya - 2h 14m 04s - October 13, 2019 Chicago, USA

NED - 4:12.33 - July 12, 2019 Fontvielle, Monaco

(Netherlands), 18,930 m, 4 September 2020, Brussels, Belgium

5.06m Russia 28 August 2009, Weltklasse, Zurich, Switzerland

USSR - 22.63m - June 7, 1987 Moscow, USSR

Ukraine - 15.50m - August 10, 1995 Göteborg, Sweden