Miss World 2004
| Data: | 6 grudnia 2004 |
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| Kraj: |  Chiny |
| Miasto: | Sanya |
| Gala finałowa: | Crown of Beauty Theatre |
| Liczba uczestniczek: | 107 |
| Zwyciężczyni: | María Julia Mantilla García,  Peru |
| Poprzedniczka: | Rosanna Davison,  Irlandia |
| Następczyni: | Unnur Birna Vilhjálmsdóttir,  Islandia |
Miss World 2004 – były to 54. wybory Miss World. Konkurs odbył się 6 grudnia 2004 r. Miss World 2003 przekazała koronę swojej następczyni - 20-letniej Maríi Julii Mantilii Garcíi. W tej edycji konkursu wzięło udział 107 państw. W porównaniu z 53. edycją konkursu wybrano 5 półfinalistek mniej, tj. 15; 5 z nich wybrano w minikonkursach (tzw. fast track), pozostałe 10 zostało wyłonionych z głosowania widzów z całego świata, którzy po raz pierwszy mogli głosować na swoje faworytki.
Wyniki
Miejsca
| Wyniki finału | Uczestniczka/Uczestniczki |
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| Miss World 2004 |
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| 2. wicemiss |
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| Finalistki |
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Kontynentalne Królowe Piękności
| Kontynent | Uczestniczka |
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| Afryka |
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| Ameryki |
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| Azja i Oceania |
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Minikonkursy gwarantujące miejsce w półfinale - fast track
Miss Plaży
- Zwyciężczyni: Stany Zjednoczone
- 1. wicemiss: Australia
- 2. wicemiss: Trynidad i Tobago
- Finalistki: Boliwia, Brazylia, Dominikana, Ekwador, Meksyk, Paragwaj, Polska
- Półfinalistki: Aruba, Bośnia i Hercegowina, Czechy, Francja, Liban, Panama, Uganda, Ukraina, Wenezuela, Węgry,
Miss Sportu
- Zwyciężczyni: Walia
- 1. wicemiss: Australia
- 2. wicemiss: (remis) Peru, Trynidad i Tobago
- Finalistki: Antigua, Fidżi, Holandia, Islandia, Rosja, Tajlandia
Miss Talentu
- Zwyciężczyni: Antigua
- 1. wicemiss: Chiny
- 2. wicemiss: Barbados
- Półfinalistki: Aruba, Australia, Bahamy, Botswana, Brazylia, Chile, Czechy, Ekwador, Estonia, Fidżi, Filipiny, Gibraltar, Hiszpania, Korea, Peru, Rosja, Tajlandia, Tajwan, Trynidad i Tobago, Uganda, Włochy, Zambia
Top Modelka
- Zwyciężczyni: Meksyk
- 1. wicemiss: Angola
- 2. wicemiss: Belgium
- Finalistki: Czechy, Grecja, Polska, Portoryko, Rosja, Tajwan, Trynidad i Tobago
- Półfinalistki: Aruba, Botswana, Bułgaria, Chiny, Cypr, Gruzja, Hiszpania, Indie, Kostaryka, Stany Zjednoczone
Wybór uczestniczek
- Zwyciężczyni: Australia
- 2. miejsce: Stany Zjednoczone
- 3. miejsce: Peru
Zwyciężczynie minikonkursów otrzymały dodatkowo 25 punktów do liczby punktów uzyskanych w głosowaniu widzów.
Nagrody specjalne
- Najlepszy Projektant Sukienki: Ellen Petri (Belgia)
- Stypendium Miss World: Tonoya Toyloy (Jamajka)
Uczestniczki
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Notatki dot. krajów uczestniczących
Debiuty
Powracające państwa i terytoria
Ostatnio uczestniczące w 1988:
Ostatnio uczestniczące w 1993:
Ostatnio uczestniczące w 1994:
Ostatnio uczestniczące w 1997:
Ostatnio uczestniczące w 2000:
Ostatnio uczestniczące w 2002:
Państwa i terytoria rezygnujące
Nieznane powody braku uczestnictwa w konkursie
Państwa i terytoria nieuczestniczące
Austria – Silvia Hackl zrezygnowała z udziału w konkursie w ostatniej chwili z powodów osobistych.
Linki zewnętrzne
- Strona oficjalna Miss World (ang.).
- Oficjalne wyniki Miss World 2004 (ang.). [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2016-06-05)].
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