Miss World 1976
| Data: | 18 listopada 1976 |
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| Kraj: |  Wielka Brytania |
| Miasto: | Londyn |
| Gala finałowa: | Royal Albert Hall |
| Liczba uczestniczek: | 60 |
| Zwyciężczyni: | Cindy Breakspeare,  Jamajka |
| Poprzedniczka: | Wilnelia Merced Cruz,  Portoryko |
| Następczyni: | Mary Stavin,  Szwecja |
Kraje i terytoria, które wysłały delegacje oraz zajęte miejsce
Miss World 1976 – 26. edycja wyborów Miss World. Finał miał miejsce w Royal Albert Hall, w Londynie, 18 listopada 1977 r. W konkursie wzięło udział 60 kobiet z całego świata. Zwyciężyła Cindy Breakspeare reprezentująca Jamajkę. W konkursie zadebiutowały 2 państwa.
Wyniki
| Wyniki finału | Uczestniczka/Uczestniczki |
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| Miss World 1976 | |
| 1. wicemiss |
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| 2. wicemiss |
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| 3. wicemiss |
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| 4. wicemiss |
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| 5. wicemiss |
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| 6. wicemiss |
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| Półfinalistki |
Nagrody specjalne
| Nagroda specjalna | Uczestniczka |
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| Miss Fotogeniczności |
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| Miss Osobowości |
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Uczestniczki
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Notatki dot. państw uczestniczących
Debiuty
Powracające państwa i terytoria
Tahiti uczestniczyło ostatnio w konkursie w 1965 r.
Chile uczestniczyło ostatnio w konkursie w 1969 r.
Paragwaj uczestniczył ostatnio w konkursie w 1972 r.
Cypr uczestniczył ostatnio w konkursie w 1973 r.
Ekwador, 
Jamajka i 
Hiszpania uczestniczyły ostatnio w konkursie w 1974 r.
Państwa i terytoria rezygnujące
Barbados
Boliwia
Guernsey
Haiti
Indie - Naina Sudhir Balsavar
Jugosławia - Slavica Stefanović
Kuba
Liberia - Lorraine Wede Johnson
Malezja - Che Puteh Naziaden
Mauritius - Anne-Lise Lasur
Nikaragua
Filipiny - Josephine Salazar Conde
Saint Lucia
Seszele - Lynn Elisea Gobine
Sri Lanka - Tamara Ingrid Subramanian
Suazi - Zanella Tutu Tshabalala
Tunezja
Kraje takie jak Filipiny, Indie, Jugosławia, Liberia, Malezja, Mauritius, Seszele, Sri Lanka oraz Suazi pomimo wybrania swoich kandydatek do konkursu wycofały się z niego z powodu polityki rasizmu w Republice Południowej Afryki.
Linki zewnętrzne
- Strona oficjalna organizacji Miss World (ang.).
- Oficjalne wyniki Miss World 1976 (ang.). [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2017-12-10)].
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