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Beauty pageant

Miss International 1977
Date	July 1, 1977
Venue	Imperial Garden Theater, Tokyo, Japan
Entrants	48
Withdrawals	Luxembourg, Philippines, Tahiti
Returns	Denmark, Ireland, Lebanon, Malta, Norway, Turkey
Winner	Pilar Medina Spain

Miss International 1977 was held on July 1, 1977 at the Imperial Garden Theater in Tokyo, Japan. Pilar Medina earned Spain's first Miss International crown.

Results

Placements

Final results	Contestant
Miss International 1977	Spain - Pilar Medina Canadell
1st runner-up	Germany - Dagmar Gabriele Winkler
2nd runner-up	Indonesia - Indri Hapsari Soeharto
3rd runner-up	Hawaii - Prunella JulIe Nickson
4th runner-up	United States - Laura Jean Bobbit

Contestants

Argentina - Susan Heier
Australia - Pamela Joy Cail
Austria - Eva Prevolnik
Belgium - Yvette Maria Aelbrecht
Bolivia - Miriam Coimbra
Brazil - Patrícia Viotti de Andrade
United Kingdom - Sian Helen Adey-Jones
Canada - Jacki Mary Dreher
Chile - Silvia Ebner Cataldo
Colombia - Silvia Alicia Pombo Carrillo
Costa Rica - Hannia Chavarria Córdoba
Denmark - Christa Yvonne Drube
Finland - Arja Liisa Lehtinen
France - Catherine Pouchele
Germany - Dagmar Gabriele Winkler
Greece - Lia Aga
Guam - Linda Sandlin
Hawaii - Prunella JulIe Nickson
Holland - Willy Muis
Honduras - Maria Marlene Villela
Hong Kong - Dorothy Yu Yee-Ha
Iceland - Gudrun Helgadóttir
India - Joan Stephens
Indonesia - Indri Hapsari Soeharto

Ireland - Anne Marie McDaid
Israel - Ronit Makover
Italy - Livia Jannoni
Japan - Mieko Kojima
Korea - Shin Byoung-ok
Lebanon - Katia Fakhry
Malaysia - Dorothea Chuah Poh Kooi
Malta - Rose Bugejja
Mexico - Ernestina Sodi Miranda
New Zealand - Carolyn Judith Grant
Nicaragua - Marie Gretchen Griffith
Norway - Bente Lihaug
Puerto Rico - Marta Hernández
Singapore - Theresa Leu San
Spain - Pilar Medina Canadell
Sri Lanka
Sweden - Lena Jernberg
Switzerland - Brigitte Bocquet
Thailand - Umpa Phuhoi
Turkey - Mine Koldas
Uruguay - Dinorah González Carpio
United States - Laura Jean Bobbit
Venezuela - Betty Paredes
Yugoslavia - Svetlana Milorad Visnjic

Notes

Withdrawals

Philippines - Maria Cristina "Pinky" de la Rosa Alberto

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