Miss Earth 2003
| Data: | 9 listopada 2003 |
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| Kraj: |  Filipiny |
| Miasto: | Quezon City |
| Gala finałowa: | University of the Philippines Theater |
| Liczba uczestniczek: | 57 |
| Zwyciężczyni: | Dania Prince,  Honduras |
| Poprzedniczka: | Winfred Omwakwe,  Kenia |
| Następczyni: | Priscilla Meirelles,  Brazylia |
Miss Earth 2003 - 3. edycja konkursu Miss Earth. Odbyła się ona 9 listopada 2003 r. w University of the Philippines Theater, w Quezon City na Filipinach. W konkursie wzięło udział 57 kobiet z całego świata. Konkurs wygrała reprezentantka Hondurasu - Dania Prince. Kolejne trzy miejsca zajęły odpowiednio delegacje: Brazylii, Kostaryki i Nikaragui. Polskę reprezentowała Marta Matyjasik, która w głównej rywalizacji uzyskała tytuł Miss Ognia (3. wicemiss).
Wyniki
Miejsca
| Wyniki finału | Uczestniczka/Uczestniczki |
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| Miss Earth 2003 |
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| Miss Powietrza (1. wicemiss) |
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| Miss Wody (2. wicemiss) |
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| Miss Ognia (3. wicemiss) | |
| Półfinalistki |
Nagrody specjalne
| Nagroda specjalna | Uczestniczka |
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| Piękno dla celu |  Afganistan - Vida Samadzai |
| Miss Fotogeniczności |  Boliwia - Claudia Cecilia Azaeda |
| Najlepszy kostium narodowy |  Panama - Jessica Doralis Segui |
| Miss Przyjaźni |  Etiopia - Yodit Getahun |
| Miss Talentu |  Bośnia i Hercegowina - Mirela Bulbulija |
| Najładniejsza w stroju kąpielowym |  Francja - Jennifer Pichard |
| Najładniejsza w sukni wieczorowej | Brazylia - Priscila Poleselo Zandoná |
Uczestniczki
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Linki zewnętrzne
- Strona oficjalna Miss Earth. (ang.).
- Oficjalne wyniki Miss Earth 2003. (ang.).
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