National records in the marathon

The following tables are an overview of all current national records in the marathon, as compiled by the International Association of Athletics Federations[1] and other authoritative sources of road racing statistics.[2][3][4]

Background

The IAAF is the international governing body for the sport of athletics. As of 2018, the national governing bodies of 214 countries[nb 1] and territories[nb 2] are affiliated to the IAAF as National Member Federations.[6] According to the IAAF, their lists of national records "mainly include official records as recognized by various national federations" and notes that in some cases "federations recognize invalid performances".[1] The Boston Marathon is considered the site of several national records, yet this course is invalid for the world record because it is point-to-point with a greater than allowable elevation drop -— performance aiding situations.[7]

The IAAF's list includes Palestine, whose Palestine Athletic Federation is the national governing body of athletics affiliated to the IAAF.[6][8] The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is represented in the IAAF by UK Athletics,[9] which in turn is affiliated with the athletic associations of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales (collectively known as the Home Country Athletics Federations).[10] Although the IAAF notes only the fastest performance under the UK umbrella, these associations each compile a list of national records in track and field.[11][12][13][14] The IAAF's list includes some British overseas territories that compete under their own flags (e.g. Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, and Cayman Islands).[15]

Other road racing sources slightly differ regarding which types of political states are included in their national records lists. For example, Athletics Weekly's list includes countries of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, as well as the Crown Dependencies of Guernsey, the Isle of Man, and Jersey which are technically not part of the United Kingdom.[3] The Association of Road Racing Statisticians' list includes all of the above plus the British overseas territory of Saint Helena.[2] Similar list variations occur with other political states or territories affiliated with Denmark, France, and New Zealand.

Another important reference source is the 2018 edition of NATIONAL ATHLETICS RECORDS (NAR) for all countries in the world by Winfried Kramer with the assistance of Heinrich Hubbeling, Yves Pinaud and Steffan Stube.

Several national records were run on a date when an athlete represented a country currently no longer in existence such as the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia. On achieving independence the appropriate national federation of the current national state retroactively recognized them as valid NRs.

Marathon records by region

The following table contains marathon records within each world region.[16]

Men

Region	Country/Territory	Time	Athlete	Date	Place
Africa	Kenya	2:01:39	Eliud Kipchoge	16 Sep 2018	Berlin
Asia	Bahrain	2:04:43	El Hassan El-Abbassi	2 Dec 2018	Valencia
Europe	United Kingdom	2:05:11	Mo Farah	7 Oct 2018	Chicago
North/Central America	United States	2:05:38	Khalid Khannouchi	14 Apr 2002	London
Oceania	Australia	2:07:51	Robert de Castella	21 Apr 1986	Boston
South America	Brazil	2:06:05	Ronaldo da Costa	20 Sep 1998	Berlin

Women

Region	Country/Territory	Time	Athlete	Date	Place
Africa	Kenya	2:14:04	Brigid Kosgei	13 Oct 2019	Chicago
Asia	Japan	2:19:12	Mizuki Noguchi	25 Sep 2005	Berlin
Europe	United Kingdom	2:15:25	Paula Radcliffe	13 Apr 2003	London
North/Central America	United States	2:19:36	Deena Kastor	23 Apr 2006	London
Oceania	Australia	2:22:36	Benita Willis	22 Oct 2006	Chicago
South America	Peru	2:26:48	Ines Melchor	28 Sep 2014	Berlin

Men's national records

Key:
Performances listed as national records by the International Association of Athletics Federations.
Additional performances listed as national records by other road racing authorities.

Country/Territory	Time	Athlete	Date	Place	Ref
Afghanistan	2:28:46	Waheed Karim	2 Dec 1990	Sacramento
Albania	2:25:29	Remzi Laho	29 Sep 1991	Burgas
Algeria	2:09:54	Rachid Ziar	7 Apr 2002	Paris
American Samoa	2:25:35	Gary Fanelli	10 Sep 1988	Seoul	Note[nb 3]
Andorra	2:14:25	Antoni Bernadó	16 Mar 2003	Barcelona
Angola	2:11:40	João n'Tyamba	30 Sep 2001	Berlin
Antigua and Barbuda	2:31:49	Cordover Simon	28 Aug 1994	Victoria
Argentina	2:09:57	Antonio Silio	30 Apr 1995	Hamburg
Armenia	2:20:36	Ashik Mkhitarian	4 Apr 1968	Uzhgorod
Aruba	2:13:43	Kim Reynierse	10 Sep 1989	Berchem
Australia	2:07:51	Robert de Castella	21 Apr 1986	Boston	Note[nb 4]
Austria	2:10:44	Lemawork Ketema	7 Apr 2019	Vienna	[17]
Azerbaijan	2:11:22	Tilahun Aliyev	25 Jan 2013	Dubai	[18]
Bahamas	2:34:00	Delroy Boothe	18 Dec 1999	Jacksonville
Bahrain	2:04:43	El Hassan El-Abbassi	2 Dec 2018	Valencia	[19]
Bangladesh	2:22:03	Ali Mohamed	7 Mar 1987	Dhaka
Barbados	2:29:40	Reuben McColin	4 Dec 1988	Bridgetown
Belarus	2:10:58	Vladimir Kotov	24 May 1980	Moscow
Belgium	2:04:49	Bashir Abdi	1 Mar 2020	Tokyo	[20]
Belize	2:22:01	Patrick Fuller	8 Feb 2003	Birmingham, USA
Benin	2:24:53	Patrice Lompo	11 Feb 2012	Parakou
Bermuda	2:19:55	Christopher Estwanik	15 Apr 2013	Boston	[21]
Bhutan	2:44:21	Passang Passang	23 May 2010	Wangdue Phodrang
Bolivia	2:17:49	Juan Camacho	7 Apr 1984	Maassluis
Bosnia and Herzegovina	2:15:55	Sead Kondo	3 May 1975	Karl-Marx-Stadt
Botswana	2:14:57	John James	24 Jul 2004	Selebi-Phikwe	Note[nb 5]
Brazil	2:06:05	Ronaldo da Costa	20 Sep 1998	Berlin
British Virgin Islands	2:36:54	Rasalula Nagarit	11 Nov 2008	Baltimore	[22]
Brunei	2:41:12	Sifli Anak Ahar	14 Oct 2008	Kota Kinabalu	Note[nb 6]
Bulgaria	2:11:26	Christo Stefanov	19 Oct 1997	Sofia
Burkina Faso	2:34:14	Salifou Guebre	2 Feb 2014	Bamako	Note[nb 7]
Burundi	2:09:48	Olivier Irabaruta	4 Nov 2018	Porto	[23]
Cambodia	2:23:29	Hem Bunting	15 Apr 2012	Paris	[24]
Cameroon	2:18:35	Paul Kuete	8 Dec 1993	Palermo
Canada	2:09:25	Cam Levins	21 Oct 2018	Toronto	[25]
Cape Verde	2:18:47	Ruben Sança	10 Apr 2011	Rotterdam	Note [nb 8]
Cayman Islands	2:40:28	Tony Keely	22 Oct 2000	Chicago
Central African Republic	2:18:06	Ernest Ndjissipou	30 Aug 2003	Paris
Chad	2:19:34	Ahmat Abdou-Daoud	29 Nov 2015	France
Chile	2:12:19	Omar Aguilar	17 Apr 1988	Rotterdam
People's Republic of China	2:08:15	Ren Longyun	21 Oct 2007	Beijing
Chinese Taipei	2:14:35	Gi-sheng Hsu	25 Feb 1995	Beppu
Colombia	2:11:17	Carlos Grisales	15 Apr 1996	Boston
Comoros	2:35:43	Youssouf Gagou	18 Sep 1998	Saint-Paul, Réunion
Cook Islands	2:51:26	Muriaroa Ngaro	3 May 1980	Avarua
Costa Rica	2:13:23	José Luis Molina	3 Mar 1996	Los Angeles
Côte d'Ivoire	2:22:19	Bassirima Soro	2 Feb 2003	Miami	Note[nb 9]
Croatia	2:17:05	Drago Paripović	29 Mar 1992	Bologna
Cuba	2:10:53	Ignacio A. Cuba	13 Dec 1992	Mérida	Note[nb 10]
Curacao	2:55:50	Herman Couoperus	6 Nov 2016	New York City
Cyprus	2:19:51	Marios Kassianidis	8 Oct 1982	Brisbane
Czech Republic	2:11:57	Karel David	23 May 1993	Hamburg	Note[nb 11]
Democratic Republic of the Congo	2:08:55	Patrick Tambwé	20 Jun 2004	Mont St. Michel
Denmark	2:09:43	Henrik Jørgensen	21 Apr 1985	London
Djibouti	2:07:07	Ahmed Saleh	17 Apr 1988	Rotterdam
Dominica	3:18:24	Lindson Lynch	29 Jul 2006	Cartagen
Dominican Republic	2:26:00	Pablo Arroyo	28 Dec 1986	Santo Domingo
East Timor	2:26:46	Romenio de Deus Maia	19 Aug 2017	\|
Ecuador	2:09:49	Silvio Guerra	19 Oct 1997	Chicago
Egypt	2:19:39	Aissa Rezah Abou Diaf	25 Dec 1997	Al Arish
El Salvador	2:26:57	Víctor Vasquez	13 Jan 1990	Tegucigalpa
England	2:05:11	Mo Farah	7 Oct 2018	Chicago	[26]
Equatorial Guinea	3:02:00	Candido Owono Nsang	15 Mar 1992	Barcelona
Eritrea	2:06:36	Okubay Tsegay	17 Feb 2019	Seville	[27]
Estonia	2:08:53	Pavel Loskutov	7 Apr 2002	Paris
Ethiopia	2:01:41	Kenenisa Bekele	29 Sep 2019	Berlin	[28]
Falkland Islands	2:43:31	Hugh Marsden	28 Aug 1994	Victoria, Canada
Faroe Islands	2:27:53	Absalon Hansen	24 Apr 1988	Hamburg
Federated States of Micronesia	2:52:29	Elías Rodríguez	14 Jul 1990	San Antonio, USA
Fiji	2:23:33	Binesh Prasad	24 Feb 1989	Las Vegas
Finland	2:10:46	Janne Holmén	13 Apr 2008	Rotterdam
France	2:06:36	Benoît Zwierzchiewski	6 Apr 2003	Paris
French Polynesia	2:25:28	Jean-Louis Bounhoure	7 Aug 1983	Apia
Gabon	2:31:59	Jean-Marc Leandro	9 Nov 2008	Cannes
Gambia	2:22:06	Ousman Jaiteh	7 Apr 2019	Milan	[29]
Georgia	2:16:17	Daviti Kharazishvili	27 Sep 2015	Berlin	[30]
Germany	2:08:33	Arne Gabius	25 Oct 2015	Frankfurt	[31]
Ghana	2:18:43	Emanuel Amoo	11 Nov 1990	Lagos
Gibraltar	2:32:02	Jimmy Parodi	6 Apr 1985	Gibraltar
Greece	2:12:04	Spyros Andriopoulos	9 Oct 1988	Berlin
Greenland	2:24:53	Janus Eigaard	21 May 2000	Copenhagen
Grenada	2:46:50	Findlay O'Neal	4 Jun 1995	Port of Spain
Guam	2:31:44	Wayne Blas	5 Nov 2016	Indianapolis
Guatemala	2:12:53	Alfredo Arevalo	30 May 2004	Ottawa
Guernsey	2:13:41[32]	Lee Merrien	22 Apr 2012	London
Guinea	2:16:48	Alhassane Bangoura	25 Feb 2018	Seville
Guinea-Bissau	2:29:04	Joaquim Moreira da Silva	8 Nov 1987	Lisbon
Guyana	2:25:02	Andrew Smith	29 May 2004	Louisville
Haiti	2:14:22	Dieudonné Lamothe	16 Apr 1988	Gagny
Honduras	2:17:49	Clovis Morales	24 Apr 1977	Porz
Hong Kong	2:24:43	Tsui Chi Hin	16 Sep 2018	Berlin	[33]
Hungary	2:12:10	Csaba Szűcs	25 Apr 1993	Paris
Iceland	2:17:12	Kari Steinn Karlsson	25 Sep 2011	Berlin
India	2:12:00	Shivnath Singh	28 May 1978	Jalandhar	Note[nb 12]
Indonesia	2:19:18	Eduardus Nabunome	12 Sep 1993	Jakarta
Iran	2:17:41	Mohammad Jafar Moradi	23 Jan 2015	Dubai	[34]
Iraq	2:21:54	Sadoun Nassir	3 Jan 1982	Baghdad
Ireland	2:09:15	John Treacy	18 Apr 1988	Boston	Note[nb 13]
Isle of Man	2:23:34[2][3]	Dave Cowell	31 Jan 1974	Christchurch
Israel	2:09:54	Girmaw Amare	5 May 2019	Prague	[35]
Italy	2:07:22	Stefano Baldini	23 Apr 2006	London
Jamaica	2:16:39	Derrick Adamson	25 Nov 1984	Philadelphia
Japan	2:05:29	Suguru Osako	3 Mar 2020	Tokyo	[36]
Jersey	2:22:36	William Tweed	23 Apr 1989	London, Great Britain
Jordan	2:17:24	Methkal Abu Drais	25 Jan 2015	Marrakesh	[37]
Kazakhstan	2:11:59	Nikolay Penzin	3 Sep 1978	Prague
Kenya	2:01:39	Eliud Kipchoge	16 Sep 2018	Berlin	[38]
Kosovo	2:29:36	Rexhep Ajvazaj	9 Feb 1997	Las Vegas
Kuwait	2:34:25	Ateya Seoud Khallaf	17 Dec 1978	Bangkok
Kyrgyzstan	2:11:16	Satymkul Dzhumanazarov	24 May 1980	Moscow
Laos	2:43:45	Sysavath Thammavongchit	24 Feb 2013	Vientiane
Latvia	2:14:24	Valērijs Žolnerovičs	14 May 2017	Riga
Lebanon	2:20:31	Hussein Awadah	7 Nov 2010	Beirut	[39]
Lesotho	2:09:47	Motloka Nkhabutlane	9 Apr 2017	Paris
Liberia	3:00:15	Raymond Dovenon	25 Aug 2013	Monrovia
Libya	2:13:33	Ali Zayed Mabrouk	23 Nov 2008	Milan
Liechtenstein	2:23:55	Marcel Tschopp	9 Oct 2011	Chicago
Lithuania	2:12:35	Česlovas Kundrotas	26 Oct 1997	Frankfurt
Luxembourg	2:14:03	Justin Gloden	19 May 1985	Frankfurt
Macao	2:28:22	Lam-weng Hei	5 Jun 1994	Melbourne
Macedonia	2:25:06	Trpe Martinovski	17 Sep 2000	Novi Sad	Note[nb 14]
Madagascar	2:17:14	Jules Randrianarivelo	29 Jul 1979	Moscow
Malawi	2:17:18	Smartex Tambala	2 Feb 1991	Las Vegas	Note[nb 15]
Malaysia	2:25:07	Chan Yew Woo	17 Jun 2012	Duluth	[40]
Maldives	2:32:56	Mohamed Shifaz	25 Jan 2019	Dubai	[41]
Mali	2:34:16	Siaka Sangaré	23 Jan 2011	Bamako	[42]
Malta	2:25:02	Charlton Debono	1 December 2019	Valencia
Martinique	2:27:03	Claude Nohile	30 Jan 2000	Port-of-Spain
Mauritania	2:43:10	Majid Touré	13 Apr 2008	Rotterdam	Note[nb 16]
Mauritius	2:18:20	David Carver	17 Apr 2016	Hamburg	[43]
Mexico	2:07:19	Andres Espinosa	18 Apr 1994	Boston	Note[nb 17]
Moldova, Republic of	2:08:32	Jaroslav Mushinschi	2 May 2010	Düsseldorf	[44]
Monaco	2:49:36	Sonny Folcheri	23 Feb 2019	Seville	[45]
Mongolia	2:08:50	Ser-Od Bat-Ochir	7 Dec 2014	Fukuoka	[46]
Montenegro	2:24:18	Drago Musić	4 Oct 1998	Podgorica
Morocco	2:05:26	Almahjoub Dazza	2 Dec 2018	Valencia
Mozambique	2:31:20	Yancubo Issufo	4 Dec 2011	Macau
Myanmar	2:19:57	Khin Soe	17 Dec 1978	Bangkok
Namibia	2:09:08	Luketz Swartbooi	18 Apr 1994	Boston	Note[nb 18]
Nauru	3:48:06	Karl Hartman	?? ??? 1968	Nauru
Nepal	2:15:03	Baikuntha Manandhar	10 May 1987	Calcutta	Note[nb 19]
Netherlands	2:06:17	Abdi Nageeye	7 Apr 2019	Rotterdam	[47]
Netherlands Antilles	2:57:28	Herman Couperus	17 Mar 2007	Curaçao	Note[nb 20]
New Caledonia	2:11:59	Alain Lazare	12 Feb 1984	Tokyo
New Zealand	2:08:19	Zane Robertson	7 Jul 2019	Gold Coast	[48]
Nicaragua	2:20:39	William Aguirre	13 Jan 1990	Tegucigalpa
Niger	2:25:05	Abdou Manzo	2 Oct 1988	Seoul
Nigeria	2:16:06	Mohamed Abbas	11 Nov 1990	Lagos
Niue	3:30:00	Simpson Ikimau	19 Oct 1982	Paliati
Norfolk Island	3:30:20	James Donaldson	28 Jul 2002	Manchester, UK
North Korea	2:09:26	Li Jong Hyong	19 Oct 1983	Pyongyang	Note[nb 21]
Northern Ireland	2:13:06	Gregory Hannon	13 May 1979	Coventry
Northern Mariana Islands	2:44:44	Eli Torgeson	17 Apr 2006	Boston
Norway	2:05:48	Sondre Nordstad Moen	3 Dec 2017	Fukuoka	[49]
Oman	2:44:01	Sami Al-Saidi	18 Jan 2019	Muscat
Pakistan	2:14:11	Naseer Ahmad	19 Dec 2003	Rawalpindi	Note[nb 22]
Palestinian territories	2:29:28	Ihab Salama	16 Apr 2000	Rotterdam
Panama	2:15:57	Jorge Castelblanco	17 Apr 2016	Hamburg
Papua New Guinea	2:28:13	Tau John Tokwepota	7 Dec 1980	Honolulu
Paraguay	2:12:54	Derlis Ayala	27 Jul 2019	Lima	[50]
Peru	2:09:31	Christian Pacheco	27 Jul 2019	Lima	[51]
Philippines	2:18:44	Eduardo Buenavista	1 Feb 2004	Ōita
Poland	2:07:39	Henryk Szost	4 Mar 2012	Ōtsu	[52]
Portugal	2:06:36	António Pinto	16 Apr 2000	London
Puerto Rico	2:12:43	Jorge González	28 Aug 1983	Caracas
Qatar	2:07:19	Mubarak Hassan Shami	15 Apr 2007	Paris
Republic of the Congo	2:26:01	Bernard Tsati	16 Sep 1990	Puteaux
Réunion	2:19:17	Jean-Jacques Prianon	1 May 1977	Nogent sur Marne
Romania	2:12:30	Catalin Andreica	3 Sep 1978	Prague	Note[nb 23]
Russia	2:09:07	Aleksey Sokolov	29 Oct 2007	Dublin
Rwanda	2:09:55	Mathias Ntawulikuri	16 Apr 2000	London
Saint Helena	3:11:21	Erroll Duncan	19 Mar 2006	Melbourne
Saint Kitts and Nevis	2:38:48	Jesse Mulcaire	5 Nov 1989	New York City
Saint Lucia	2:16:06	Joseph Zepherinus	5 Oct 2003	Saint Paul, USA
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	2:15:30	Pamenos Ballantyne	26 Jan 2003	Port-of-Spain	Note[nb 24]
Samoa	2:41:50	Amani Tapusoa	22 Mar 1969	Apia
San Marino	2:21:19	Gian Luigi Macina	27 Oct 1991	Carpi
Sao Tome and Principe	2:38:32	Mario Pitra	29 Jun 1980	Brazzaville
Saudi Arabia	2:20:35	Abdullah Al-Sadiq	30 Sep 2001	Budapest
Scotland	2:08:14	Callum Hawkins	28 Apr 2019	London	[53]
Senegal	2:25:01	Samba Faye	14 Feb 2016	Dakar	[54]
Serbia	2:13:57	Borislav Devic	15 Jan 1995	Houston	Note[nb 25]
Seychelles	2:25:48	Albert Marie	23 Oct 1988	Victoria
Sierra Leone	2:33:38	Idrissa Kargbo	13 Apr 2014	London	[55]
Singapore	2:23:42	Soh Rui Yong	17 Mar 2019	Seoul	[56]
Slovakia	2:09:53	Robert Stefko	26 Apr 1998	London	Note[nb 26]
Slovenia	2:11:50	Roman Kejžar	26 Mar 2000	Turin
Solomon Islands	2:36:16	Mackay Talasasa	8 Oct 1982	Brisbane
Somalia	2:17:24	Ahmed Mohamed Ismail	19 Oct 1986	Detroit
South Africa	2:06:33	Gert Thys	14 Feb 1999	Tokyo
South Korea	2:07:20	Lee Bong-Ju	13 Feb 2000	Tokyo
South Sudan	2:14:32	Guor Marial	2 Oct 2011	Saint Paul, USA
Spain	2:06:52	Julio Rey	23 Apr 2006	Hamburg
Sri Lanka	2:13:47	Anuradha Cooray	26 Apr 2015	London	[57]
Sudan	2:19:51	John Narat	10 Mar 1977	Khartoum
Suriname	2:39:11	Radjinder Patan	27 Nov 2005	Paramaribo	Note[nb 27]
Swaziland	2:12:54	Richard Mabuza	31 Jan 1974	Christchurch	Note[nb 28]
Sweden	2:10:38	Kjell-Erik Ståhl	14 Aug 1983	Helsinki
Switzerland	2:06:40	Tadesse Abraham	20 Mar 2016	Seoul	[58]
Syria	2:26:27	Ahmed Saker	26 Dec 1985	Latakia
Tahiti	2:25:28	Jean-Louis Boonma	7 Aug 1983	Apia
Tajikistan	2:18:40	Anatoliy Belogurov	20 Jun 1980	Moscow	Note[nb 29]
Tanzania	2:07:46	Augustino Sulle	21 Oct 2018	Toronto	[25]
Thailand	2:16:56	Tony Ah-Thit Payne	28 Oct 2018	Frankfurt	[59]
Togo	2:30:17	Outcha Améwouho	11 Nov 1990	Lomé
Tonga	2:45:04	Tongia Vakaafi	2 Mar 2013	Phoenix
Trinidad and Tobago	2:13:03	Ronnie Holassie	29 Apr 2001	Cleveland
Tunisia	2:12:36	Tahar Manjouri	14 Jan 1996	Marrakesh
Turkey	2:05:27	Kaan Kigen Özbilen	7 Apr 2019	Rotterdam	[60]
Turkmenistan	2:15:53	Rashid Kakadshanov	5 Oct 1980	Uzhgorod
Uganda	2:06:33	Stephen Kiprotich	22 Feb 2015	Tokyo	[61]
Ukraine	2:07:15	Dmytry Baranovskiy	3 Dec 2006	Fukuoka
United Arab Emirates	2:23:42	Jassim Abbas Ali	11 Jan 2002	Dubai
United Kingdom	2:05:11	Mo Farah	7 Oct 2018	Chicago	[26]
United States	2:05:38	Khalid Khannouchi	14 Apr 2002	London	Note[nb 30]
United States Virgin Islands	2:18:50	Eduardo Garcia	20 Jan 2019	Houston	[62]
Uruguay	2:12:48	Néstor García	24 Oct 1999	Chicago
Uzbekistan	2:13:28	Vladimir Beloborodov	15 Jun 1985	Mogilev
Venezuela	2:11:25	Carlos Tarazona	30 Apr 2000	Cleveland
Viet Nam	2:21:51	Nguyen Chi Dong	12 Dec 2003	Hanoi
Wales	2:07:13	Steve Jones	20 Oct 1985	Chicago
Yemen	2:40:41	Mohamed Al-Saadi	4 Aug 1996	Atlanta
Zambia	2:11:35	Jordan Chipangama	20 Jun 2015	Duluth	[63]
Zimbabwe	2:09:52	Cuthbert Nyasango	11 May 2014	Prague	[64]

Women's national records

Country/Territory	Time	Athlete	Date	Place	Ref
Afghanistan	3:16:47	Layegha Hashemi	20 Sep 2009	Sydney	[65]
Albania	2:58:54	Lena Josifi	7 Oct 2012	Chicago	[66]
Algeria	2:25:08	Souad Aït Salem	18 Mar 2007	Rome
American Samoa	3:57:15	Faye Ondelacy	19 Jun 1999	Anchorage
Andorra	3:09:49	Dulce Casanova	19 Nov 2017	Valencia
Angola	3:48:29	Cristina Saraiva	2 Nov 2014	Porto
Argentina	2:35:12	Griselda Gonzalez	28 Jul 1996	Atlanta
Armenia	2:56:57	Alexa Babakhanian	12 Aug 2001	Edmonton
Aruba	2:53:24	Cornelia Melis	23 Sep 1988	Seoul
Australia	2:22:36	Benita Johnson	22 Oct 2006	Chicago
Austria	2:30:43	Andrea Mayr	19 Apr 2009	Vienna
Azerbaijan	2:42:24	Hadiyes Benafeta	22 Apr 2018	Agadir
Bahamas	2:54:37	Giselle Pyfrom	16 Dec 1995	Jacksonville
Bahrain	2:21:17	Eunice Jepkurui Kirwa	12 Mar 2017	Nagoya
Barbados	3:06:07	Caroline Moorat	7 Jun 1987	Port of Spain
Belarus	2:23:54	Volha Mazuronak	24 Apr 2016	London
Belgium	2:23:05	Marleen Renders	7 Apr 2002	Paris
Belize	3:05:13	Melissa Henderson	15 Jan 2007	Houston
Benin	2:54:46	Bentille Alassane	6 Feb 2016	Parakou	[67]
Bermuda	2:54:18	Deborah Butterfield	14 Jan 1990	Hamilton
Bhutan	3:22:23	Deki Yangzom	5 Nov 2017	New York City
Bolivia	2:43:24	Tania Chavez Moser	20 Jan 2019	Houston
Bosnia and Herzegovina	2:35:47	Lucia Kimani	17 Aug 2008	Beijing
Botswana	2:51:32	Onkemetse Solotate	10 Feb 2008	Durban
Brazil	2:27:41	Carmem de Oliveira	18 Apr 2004	Boston
British Virgin Islands	4:24:44	Anna Kinkead	11 Jan 2016	Orlando
Brunei	3:56:11	Jacqueline Teo Cheng Nee	7 Dec 2008	Singapore
Bulgaria	2:35:02	Galina Goranova	21 Jan 1996	Houston
Burkina Faso	4:00:37	Nicole Badolo	29 May 2010	Ouagadougou
Burundi	2:27:50	Diane Nukuri-Johnson	26 Apr 2015	London	[68]
Cambodia	2:59:42	Nary Ly	15 Nov 2015	Valencia
Cameroon	2:58:47	Immaculate Tari Wirngo	21 Apr 2008	Boston
Canada	2:26:56	Rachel Cliff	10 Mar 2019	Nagoya	[69]
Cape Verde	3:00:19	Sonia Lopes	9 May 2004	Custoza
Cayman Islands	2:37:41	Michelle Bush	8 Dec 1991	Sacramento
Central African Republic	3:28:41	Virginie Gloum	11 Jun 1994	Bondoufle
Chad	2:51:21	Bibiro Ali Taher	26 Nov 2017	La Rochelle
Chile	2:32:23	Érika Olivera	18 Apr 1999	Rotterdam
People's Republic of China	2:19:39	Sun Yingjie	19 Oct 2003	Beijing
Chinese Taipei	2:36:14	Tsao Chun-yu	3 Mar 2019	Tokyo	[70]
Colombia	2:29:36	Kellys Arias	17 Apr 2016	Hamburg	[71]
Comoros	3:56:54	Zalifa Ali	22 Jul 2001	Ottawa
Cook Islands	3:32:33	Kiki Atonia	3 May 1980	Avarua
Costa Rica	2:38:22	Gabriela Traña	25 Sep 2011	Berlin
Croatia	2:25:44	Lisa Stublić	7 Apr 2013	Zurich
Cuba	2:36:35	Emperatriz Wilson	13 Dec 1992	Caracas
Curacao	2:50:29	Marlies Kort	29 Jan 2012	Miami
Cyprus	2:34:17	Dagmara Handzlik	7 Jul 2019	Gold Coast	[72]
Czech Republic	2:26:31	Eva Vrabcova	12 Aug 2018	Berlin
Democratic Republic of the Congo	3:29:10	Kungu Bakombo	1 Aug 1992	Barcelona
Denmark	2:29:34	Dorthe Rasmussen	23 Apr 1989	London
Dominica	4:14:59	Janelle Prevost	12 Apr 2015	Paris
Dominican Republic	2:46:46	Sandra Natal	29 Oct 1995	Frankfurt
East Timor	3:03:53	Aguema Fatida Amaral	12 Dec 2003	Hanoi
Egypt	3:36:56	Mona Mahmoud	8 Oct 2004	Alexandria
El Salvador	2:49:34	Kriscia Lorena Garcia	15 May 1988	San Salvador
England	2:15:24	Paula Radcliffe	13 Apr 2003	London
Eritrea	2:28:57	Nazret Weldu	7 Jul 2019	Gold Coast	[73]
Estonia	2:28:23	Jane Salumäe	30 Nov 1997	Tokyo
Ethiopia	2:17:41	Worknesh Degefa	25 Jan 2019	Dubai	[74]
Faroe Islands	3:13:23	Rigmor Arge	28 Oct 2006	Fredrikstad
Fiji	4:13:06	Anna Cowley	21 July 2018	Suva
Finland	2:28:00	Ritva Lemettinen	2 Apr 1995	London
France	2:24:22	Christelle Daunay	11 Apr 2010	Paris	[75]
French Polynesia	2:49:12	Sophie Gardon	12 Feb 2006	Moorea
Gabon	2:49:14	Josiane Abougone	9 Apr 2000	Paris
The Gambia	2:45:00	Mariama Jallow	18 Sep 2016	Kassel	[76]
Germany	2:19:19	Irina Mikitenko	28 Sep 2008	Berlin
Ghana	2:42:12	Sakat Lariba	21 Sep 2015	Accra
Gibraltar	3:05:29	Emma Jane Montiel	24 Apr 2016	London	[77]
Greece	2:33:40	Maria Polizou	23 Aug 1998	Budapest
Greenland	3:02:29	Liza Tuperna Itzchaky	30 Sep 2012	Berlin
Grenada	3:22:40	Jenifer Boca	4 Nov 1990	New York City
Guadeloupe	3:07:10	Guylyne Louis	4 Apr 2004	Paris
Guam	2:59:43	Jen Allred	29 Feb 1992	Pensacola
Guatemala	2:49:39	Dina Cruz	30 Jan 2011	Miami	[78]
Guernsey	2:58:40	Penny Buckingham	28 Jul 2002	Manchester
Guinea	3:20:11	Aida Diallo-Camara	23 Nov 2003	Carqueiranne
Guyana	3:01:08	Abidemi Charles	30 Jan 2000	Port of Spain
Haiti	3:10:51	Bertine Laine	2 Oct 2014	Miami
Honduras	2:57:17	Magda Milady Castillo	12 Aug 2001	Edmonton
Hong Kong	2:34:07	Yiu Kit Ching	7 Jul 2019	Gold Coast	[79]
Hungary	2:28:50	Judit Nagy	29 Aug 1996	Berlin
Iceland	2:35:15	Martha Ernstsdottir	26 Sep 1999	Berlin
India	2:34:43	Jaisha Orchatteri	30 Aug 2015	Beijing	[80]
Indonesia	2:31:49	Triyaningsih	27 Nov 2010	Guangzhou	[81]
Iran	2:54:28	Mandana Nouri	24 Jan 2020	Dubai	[82]
Iraq	3:22:23	Yasmin Wadhai	20 Jan 2017	Dubai
Ireland	2:22:23	Catherina McKiernan	1 Nov 1998	Amsterdam
Isle of Man	2:39:36	Brenda Walker	18 Apr 1993	Manchester
Israel	2:19:46	Lonah Salpeter	5 May 2019	Prague	[35]
Italy	2:23:44	Valeria Straneo	15 Apr 2012	Rotterdam	[83]
Jamaica	3:08:47	Jill Vincent	4 Jun 2000	San Diego
Japan	2:19:12	Mizuki Noguchi	25 Sep 2005	Berlin
Jersey	2:50:44	Joann Gorrod	17 Apr 2011	London
Jordan	2:56:31	Tamara Armoush	28 Apr 2019	London	[84]
Kazakhstan	2:27:57	Zoya Ivanova	15 Nov 1987	Tokyo
Kenya	2:14:04	Brigid Kosgei	13 Oct 2019	Chicago	[85]
Kuwait	3:32:26	Taiba Al-Nouri	16 Jan 2016	Kuwait City	[86]
Kyrgyzstan	2:27:46	Irina Bogachova	24 Oct 1999	Chicago
Laos	3:25:16	Sirivanh Ketavong	28 Jul 1996	Atlanta
Latvia	2:22:56	Jeļena Prokopčuka	30 Jan 2005	Osaka
Lebanon	2:39:21	Chirine Njeim	7 Oct 2017	Chicago	[87]
Lesotho	2:33:41	Neheng Katala	23 Sep 2018	Cape Town
Liberia	2:50:10	Monique Maddy	15 Apr 2002	Boston
Liechtenstein	2:51:20	Nicole Klinger	11 May 2008	Prague
Lithuania	2:25:15	Zivile Balciunaite	20 Nov 2005	Tokyo
Luxembourg	2:29:23	Danièle Kaber	23 Sep 1988	Seoul
Macau	2:55:46	Hoi Long	3 Dec 2017	Macau
Macedonia	2:52:52	Andrijana Pop Arsova	4 May 2019	Skopje	[88]
Madagascar	2:38:21	Clarisse Rasoarizay	6 Aug 2003	Réduit
Malawi	2:48:34	Tereza Master	14 Aug 2016	Rio de Janeiro	[89]
Malaysia	2:49:28	Yu-feng Yuan	30 Apr 2000	Kuala Lumpur
Maldives	3:30:32	Mariyam Abdul Kareem	3 Mar 2019	Antalya	[90]
Mali	5:04:08	Yognica Begni	25 Jan 2009	Marrakesh
Malta	2:36:52	Carol Galea	12 Dec 1996	Florence
Mauritius	2:48:41	Maryse Justin	10 Apr 1988	Canberra
Mexico	2:22:59	Madai Perez	22 Oct 2006	Chicago
Moldova	2:27:26	Lilia Fisikovici	28 Apr 2019	London	[91]
Monaco	3:35:39	Adrienne Pastorelly	12 Jan 1992	Marrakesh
Mongolia	2:29:18	Munkhzaya Bayartsogt	7 Jul 2019	Gold Coast	[92]
Montenegro	2:39:07	Sladjana Perunović	5 Aug 2012	London	[93]
Morocco	2:25:35	Kaoutar Boulaid	25 Feb 2018	Seville
Myanmar	2:38:42	Pa Pa	14 Apr 2004	Yangon
Namibia	2:22:25	Helalia Johannes	10 Mar 2019	Nagoya	[94]
Nepal	2:55:57	Kanchhi Maya Koju	24 Sep 2016	Kathmandu
Netherlands	2:23:43	Lornah Kiplagat	3 Nov 2003	New York City
Netherlands Antilles	3:43:27	Nel Geerings	15 Apr 1991	Boston
New Caledonia	2:29:48	Nadia Prasad	5 Mar 1995	Los Angeles
New Zealand	2:25:21	Kim Smith	25 Apr 2010	London	[95]
Nicaragua	3:07:13	Yelka Mairena	17 Dec 2017	Managua
Nigeria	2:40:37	Mary Akor	3 Apr 2004	St. Louis
Northern Ireland	2:37:06	Moira O'Neil	31 Oc 1988	Dublin
Northern Mariana Islands	3:15:19	Mamiko Oshima-Berger	16 Apr 2016	Saipa
North Korea	2:25:31	Ham Bong-Sil	31 Aug 2003	Paris
Norway	2:21:06	Ingrid Kristiansen	21 Apr 1985	London
Oman	3:57:33	Zuwena Al-Rawahi	27 Jan 2017	Muscat
Pakistan	4:02:20	Rabia Naeem	8 Oct 2017	Chicago
Palau	3:43:31	Jaqueline Keri Telli	9 May 2015	St. Joseph, Minnesota
Palestinian Territory	2:39:28	Mayada Al-Sayad	7 Apr 2019	Hannover	[96]
Panama	2:49:28	Danielle Wagner	29 May 2016	Ottawa	[97]
Papua New Guinea	3:41:14	Rosemary Turare	13 Nov 1994	Goroka
Paraguay	2:35:17	Carmen Patricia Martínez	30 Apr 2017	Düsseldorf
Peru	2:26:48	Inés Melchor	28 Sep 2014	Berlin	[98]
Philippines	2:43:31	Mary Joy Tabal	27 May 2016	Ottawa
Poland	2:26:08	Małgorzata Sobańska	7 Oct 2001	Chicago
Portugal	2:23:29	Rosa Mota	20 Oct 1985	Chicago
Puerto Rico	2:36:28	Beverly Ramos	7 Apr 2019	Rotterdam	[99]
Republic of the Congo	3:20:56	Ida-Brunelle Kiyindou	4 Apr 2004	Paris
Romania	2:21:30	Constantina Tomescu	9 Oct 2005	Chicago
Russia	2:20:47	Galina Bogomolova	22 Oct 2006	Chicago
Rwanda	2:28:02	Salome Nyirarukundo	23 Sep 2018	Montreal	[100]
Saint Helena	6:30:52	Jacqueline Leo	18 Sep 2003	Saint Helena
Saint Kitts and Nevis	3:55:39	Vanessa Williams	20 Sep 2014	Charlestown
Saint Lucia	4:25:39	Lizette Ward	25 Sep 2011	Berlin
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	3:18:44	Adelaide Carrington	26 Jan 2003	Port of Spain
American Samoa	3:11:58	Mele Steiner	22 Nov 1981	Auckland
San Marino	3:10:00	Amy Cesaretti	1 May 1983	Ravenna
Saudi Arabia	3:11:27	Sarah Attar	11 Oct 2015	Chicago
Scotland	2:26:40	Stephanie Twell	27 Oct 2019	Frankfurt	[101]
Senegal	3:42:59	Elise Kandji	14 Feb 2016	Dakar	[76]
Serbia	2:25:23	Olivera Jevtic	13 Apr 2003	Rotterdam
Seychelles	3:30:19	Simone Jaffa	15 Feb 2009	Beau Vallon
Sierra Leone	2:46:20	Mamie Konneh-Lahun	13 Apr 2014	London	[102]
Singapore	2:34:41	Yvonne Danson	13 Dec 1995	Chiang Mai
Slovakia	2:33:19	Ludmila Melicherová	22 Apr 1990	Vienna
Slovenia	2:27:33	Helena Javornik	17 Oct 2004	Amsterdam
Solomon Islands	3:46.23	Dianah Matekali	9 Sep 2012	Honiara
Somalia	4:58:20	Leila Ismail	16 Jan 2009	Dubai
South Africa	2:25:15	Elana Meyer	18 Apr 1994	Boston
South Korea	2:25:41	Kim Do-yeon	18 Mar 2018	Seoul
Spain	2:26:51	Ana Isabel Alonso	15 Oct 1995	San Sebastián
Sri Lanka	2:34:10	Hiruni Wijayaratne	28 Apr 2019	Düsseldorf	[103]
Sudan	2:49:52	Chaltu Niguese Shiferaw	20 Jan 2016	Dubai
Suriname	3:40:32	Ilsida Toemere	12 Oct 2014	Eindhoven
Swaziland	2:56:24	Priscilla Mamba	19 Mar 2005	Ngodwana
Sweden	2:23:41	Isabella Andersson	21 Jan 2011	Dubai	[104][105]
Switzerland	2:26:49	Maja Neuenschwander	17 Sep 2015	Berlin
Syria	4:33:24	Lama Arja	22 Jan 2016	Dubai
Tajikistan	2:39:01	Gulsara Dadabayeva	26 Oct 2003	Ljubljana
Tanzania	2:24:59	Banuela Mrashani	17 Nov 2002	Tokyo
Thailand	2:40:40	Jane Vongvorachoti	12 Oct 2014	Chicago
Togo	3:15:36	Kpeta Tchatom	15 Nov 2017	Abidjan
Tonga	5:09:41	Falamoe Fau’ese Weber	25 Sep 2011	Berlin
Trinidad and Tobago	2:43:14	Tonya Nero	15 Apr 2012	Rotterdam
Tunisia	2:40:13	Amira Ben Amor	5 Aug 2012	London
Turkey	2:24:44	Sultan Haydar	23 Jan 2015	Dubai	[106]
Turkmenistan	2:57:36	Tamara Tongush	5 Dec 1985	Ashkhabad
Uganda	2:32:53	Linet Toroitiche	28 Apr 2019	Hamburg	[107]
Ukraine	2:23:32	Olena Shurhno	30 Sept 2012	Berlin	[108][109][110]
United Arab Emirates	4:41:20	Reem Fekri	20 Jan 2017	Dubai	[111]
United Kingdom	2:15:24	Paula Radcliffe	13 Apr 2003	London
United States	2:19:36	Deena Kastor	23 Apr 2006	London
United States Virgin Islands	2:43:59	Lisha Hamilton	6 Jun 2004	San Diego
Uruguay	2:48:58	Maria Laura Bazallo	13 Oct 2013	Buenos Aires
Uzbekistan	2:30:36	Nadezhda Usmanova	7 Aug 1984	Vilnius
Venezuela	2:36:17	Elisabeth Schuh	13 May 1984	Frankfurt
Vietnam	2:45:10	Hoang Thi Tanh	24 Nov 2016	Hanoi
Wales	2:31:33	Susan Tooby	23 Sep 1988	Seoul
Zambia	3:04:47	Mercy Kalunga	24 Jan 2014	Dubai
Zimbabwe	2:29:20	Tabitha Tsatsa	16 Mar 2008	Seoul

Notes

The IAAF defines "Country" as "[a] self-governing geographical area of the world recognized as an independent state by international law and international governmental bodies."[5]
The IAAF defines "Territory" as "[a] geographical territory or region which is not a Country, but which has certain aspects of self-government, at least to the extent of being autonomous in the control of its sport and thus which is recognized as such by the IAAF."[5]
Per IAAF: "Competing as a US citizen, Fanelli’s best is 2:14:17 at Montréal, 06 Sep 80".[1]
Per ARRS: "2:08:16 Steve Moneghetti 30 Sep 1990 Berlin GER"[2]
Per WMM: "Possible irregularities at Phikwe 2004. Alternate record 2:17:04, Tiapo Maso, 5 March 2000 Cape Town".[4] Per ARRS: "2:17:04 Tiapo Maso 5 Mar 2000 Cape Town RSA"[2]
Per ARRS: "2:53:57 Mapang Hidup 15 Dec 1985 Bangkok THA"[2]
Per ARRS: "2:37:48 Anatole Bouba 23 Oct 1997 Frankfurt GER"[2]
Per IAAF: "2:17:39 Nelson da Cruz Lisbon 16 Apr 06 – downhill". Per WMM: "On course with 110m drop, 2:17:39, Nelson Cruz, 16 Ap 2006, Lisbon".[4]
Per IAAF: "2:18:32 Soro Tucson, 3 Dec 00 – downhill (drop of 654m)".[1] Per WMM: On course with 580m drop, 2:18:32, Soro, 3 December 2000, Tucson[4]
Per WMM: "Federation record, although maybe short. Alternate record 2:13:08, Radames Gonzalez, 11 Dec 1998, Calvia".[4] Per ARRS: "2:13:08 Radames Gonzalez 11 Dec 1988 Calvia ESP"[2]
Per ARRS: "2:11:12 Karel David 10 Feb 1991 Tokyo JPN"[2]
Per ARRS: "2:11:59.4"[2]
Per ARRS: "2"22"23 John Treacy 12 Feb 1990 Tokyo"[2]
Per ARRS: "2:30:04 Milan Madzgalj 23 Mar 1986 Varazdin CRO"[2]
Per ARRS: "2:18:05 Henry Moyo 3 Nov 2002 Seoul KOR"[2]
Per ARRS: "2:53:04 Majid Toure 15 Apr 2007 Paris FRA"[2]
Per WMM: "Strong tailwind at Boston 1994. Alternate record 2:08:30, Dionicio Ceron, 2 April 1995, London".[4] Per ARRS: "2:08:30 Dionicio Ceron 2 Apr 1995 London ENG"[2]
Per WMM: "Strong tailwind at Boston 1994. Alternate record 2:10:01, Luketz Swartbooi, 10 October 1992, Swakopmund".[4] Per ARRS: "2:10:01 Luketz Swartbooi Swakopmund 10 Oct 1992"[2]
Per ARRS: "2:19:38 Tika Banadur 24 Dec 1995 Madras"[2]
Per IAAF: "Herman Couperus opted for AHO in 2007".[1]
Per IAAF: "Rumors in Europe say that the record given above by the Federation was achieved on a short course. Alternative record – 2:10:52 Goe Chun Son, Essone, 16 Mar 80".[1] Per ARRS: "2:10:50 Jung-Won Kim 10 Mar 1996 Pyongyang "[2]
Per ARRS: "2:25:29 Naseer Ahmad 8 Feb 2005 Hong Kong HKG"[2]
Per ARRS: "2:12:29.4"[2]
Per ARRS: "2:16:25 Pamenos Ballantyne 26 Apr 1998 London ENG"[2]
Per IAAF: "2:12:40 Sreten Ninkovic Austin 17 Feb 02 – downhill".[1] Per WMM:On course with 137m drop, 2:12:40, Sreten Ninkovic, 17 February 2002, Austin".[4]
Per ARRS: "2:09:54"[2]
Per ARRS: "2:40:49 Steven Vismale 28 Nov 2004 Paramaribo SUR"[2]
Per ARRS: "2:12:54.4"[2]
Per ARRS: "2:18:18 Sergey Davidov 5 Aug 1995 Omsk RUS"[2]
Per ARRS: "2:05:37.8"[2]

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[6] The IAAF defines "Country" as "[a] self-governing geographical area of the world recognized as an independent state by international law and international governmental bodies."[5]

[7] The IAAF defines "Territory" as "[a] geographical territory or region which is not a Country, but which has certain aspects of self-government, at least to the extent of being autonomous in the control of its sport and thus which is recognized as such by the IAAF."[5]

[19] Per IAAF: "Competing as a US citizen, Fanelli’s best is 2:14:17 at Montréal, 06 Sep 80".[1]

[20] Per ARRS: "2:08:16 Steve Moneghetti 30 Sep 1990 Berlin GER"[2]

[26] Per WMM: "Possible irregularities at Phikwe 2004. Alternate record 2:17:04, Tiapo Maso, 5 March 2000 Cape Town".[4] Per ARRS: "2:17:04 Tiapo Maso 5 Mar 2000 Cape Town RSA"[2]

[28] Per ARRS: "2:53:57 Mapang Hidup 15 Dec 1985 Bangkok THA"[2]

[29] Per ARRS: "2:37:48 Anatole Bouba 23 Oct 1997 Frankfurt GER"[2]

[33] Per IAAF: "2:17:39 Nelson da Cruz Lisbon 16 Apr 06 – downhill". Per WMM: "On course with 110m drop, 2:17:39, Nelson Cruz, 16 Ap 2006, Lisbon".[4]

[34] Per IAAF: "2:18:32 Soro Tucson, 3 Dec 00 – downhill (drop of 654m)".[1] Per WMM: On course with 580m drop, 2:18:32, Soro, 3 December 2000, Tucson[4]

[35] Per WMM: "Federation record, although maybe short. Alternate record 2:13:08, Radames Gonzalez, 11 Dec 1998, Calvia".[4] Per ARRS: "2:13:08 Radames Gonzalez 11 Dec 1988 Calvia ESP"[2]

[36] Per ARRS: "2:11:12 Karel David 10 Feb 1991 Tokyo JPN"[2]

[45] Per ARRS: "2:11:59.4"[2]

[47] Per ARRS: "2"22"23 John Treacy 12 Feb 1990 Tokyo"[2]

[53] Per ARRS: "2:30:04 Milan Madzgalj 23 Mar 1986 Varazdin CRO"[2]

[54] Per ARRS: "2:18:05 Henry Moyo 3 Nov 2002 Seoul KOR"[2]

[58] Per ARRS: "2:53:04 Majid Toure 15 Apr 2007 Paris FRA"[2]

[60] Per WMM: "Strong tailwind at Boston 1994. Alternate record 2:08:30, Dionicio Ceron, 2 April 1995, London".[4] Per ARRS: "2:08:30 Dionicio Ceron 2 Apr 1995 London ENG"[2]

[64] Per WMM: "Strong tailwind at Boston 1994. Alternate record 2:10:01, Luketz Swartbooi, 10 October 1992, Swakopmund".[4] Per ARRS: "2:10:01 Luketz Swartbooi Swakopmund 10 Oct 1992"[2]

[65] Per ARRS: "2:19:38 Tika Banadur 24 Dec 1995 Madras"[2]

[67] Per IAAF: "Herman Couperus opted for AHO in 2007".[1]

[69] Per IAAF: "Rumors in Europe say that the record given above by the Federation was achieved on a short course. Alternative record – 2:10:52 Goe Chun Son, Essone, 16 Mar 80".[1] Per ARRS: "2:10:50 Jung-Won Kim 10 Mar 1996 Pyongyang "[2]

[71] Per ARRS: "2:25:29 Naseer Ahmad 8 Feb 2005 Hong Kong HKG"[2]

[75] Per ARRS: "2:12:29.4"[2]

[76] Per ARRS: "2:16:25 Pamenos Ballantyne 26 Apr 1998 London ENG"[2]

[79] Per IAAF: "2:12:40 Sreten Ninkovic Austin 17 Feb 02 – downhill".[1] Per WMM:On course with 137m drop, 2:12:40, Sreten Ninkovic, 17 February 2002, Austin".[4]

[82] Per ARRS: "2:09:54"[2]

[84] Per ARRS: "2:40:49 Steven Vismale 28 Nov 2004 Paramaribo SUR"[2]

[85] Per ARRS: "2:12:54.4"[2]

[87] Per ARRS: "2:18:18 Sergey Davidov 5 Aug 1995 Omsk RUS"[2]

[91] Per ARRS: "2:05:37.8"[2]

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National records in athletics
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See also: National records in the marathon, Former countries: Soviet Union, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia

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