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意味を調べるMUL.APIN
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MUL.APIN
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'''MUL.APIN''' es el título asignado a un compendio [[Literatura asirio-babilónica|babilónico]] que trata de numerosos aspectos diversos de [[Astronomía babilónica|astronomía]] y [[astrología]].
Está en la tradición de los [[catálogos de estrellas babilonios|catálogos de estrellas]] anteriores, las llamadas listas de ''"Tres estrellas cada una"'', pero representa una versión expandida basada en una observación más precisa, probablemente compilada alrededor del año 1000 a.C..<ref>John H. Rogers, "[https://ift.tt/1tZtvSp Origins of the ancient constellations: I. The Mesopotamian traditions]", ''Journal of the British Astronomical Association'' '''108''' (1998) 9–28</ref>
El texto enumera los nombres de 66 estrellas y constelaciones y, además, da una serie de indicaciones, como fechas de ascenso, puesta y culminación, que ayudan a trazar la estructura básica del mapa estelar babilónico.
El texto se conserva en una copia del siglo VII a.C. en un par de tabletas, llamadas así por su ''[[íncipit]]'', correspondiente a la primera constelación del año, <sup>MUL</sup>APIN, "el Arado", identificado con [[Triangulum]] más [[Alamak]].
==Fecha==
La primera copia del texto hasta ahora descubierta fue realizada en el año 686 a.C.; sin embargo, la mayoría de los eruditos actualmente consideran que el texto se compiló originalmente alrededor del 1000 a.C..<ref>Mul.Apin editado por Hunger & Pingree, página 9. Los primeros estudiosos como Papke y Van der Waerden dataron el texto en el 2300 a.C., fecha cuestionada por Hunger & Pingree, que propugnaban una fecha próxima al 1000 a.C..</ref> Las últimas copias conocidas del Mul-Apin datan de alrededor del 300 a.C..
El astrofísico [[Bradley E. Schaefer|Bradley Schaefer]] afirma que las observaciones contenidas en estas tabletas se realizaron en la región de [[Aššur]] alrededor del año 1370 a.C..<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
== Partes ==
El texto se distribuye en dos tabletas y posiblemente en una tercera tableta auxiliar, y se organiza de la siguiente manera:
=== Tableta 1 ===
La primera tableta es el recurso más importante para cualquier reconstrucción potencial del mapa estelar de Babilonia, ya que sus diversas secciones ubican las constelaciones en relación entre sí y con el calendario.
La tableta 1 tiene seis secciones principales:
* Todas las estrellas y constelaciones principales se enumeran y organizan en tres amplias divisiones de acuerdo con la latitud celestial, asignando cada estrella a tres caminos:
** El camino norte de [[Enlil]] que contiene 33 estrellas o constelaciones.
** El camino supuestamente ecuatorial de [[Anu]] que contiene 23 estrellas o constelaciones.
** El camino del sur de [[Enki|Ea]] que contiene 15 estrellas o constelaciones.
La mayoría de estas estrellas y constelaciones se atribuyen además a distintas deidades del Cercano Oriente.<ref>[https://ift.tt/2pVo8a7 Mul-Apin by Gavin White]</ref>
* Las fechas de ascenso heliacal de 34 estrellas y constelaciones se dan de acuerdo con el año natural 'ideal' de 360 días.
* Listas de estrellas y constelaciones que se elevan y ponen al mismo tiempo.
* La cantidad de días entre la aparición de varias estrellas y constelaciones.
* Las estrellas y las constelaciones que se elevan y culminan al mismo tiempo.
* Las estrellas en el camino de la Luna, siendo las principales constelaciones cercanas a la eclíptica, que incluye a todos los precursores de Babilonia a las constelaciones del zodíaco.
Aunque los babilonios usaban un calendario lunisolar, que agregaba un mes decimotercero ocasional al calendario, MUL.APIN, como la mayoría de los textos de la astrología babilónica, usa un año "ideal" compuesto de 12 meses "ideales" cada uno de los cuales estaba compuesto de un 'ideal' 30 días. En este esquema, los equinoccios se establecieron el día 15 del primer y el séptimo mes, y los solsticios el día 15 del cuarto y el décimo mes.
=== Tableta 2 ===
La segunda tableta es de mayor interés para los historiadores de la ciencia, ya que nos proporciona muchos de los métodos y procedimientos utilizados por los astrólogos de Babilonia para predecir los movimientos del Sol, la Luna y los planetas, así como los diversos métodos utilizados para regular el calendario.
El contenido de la tableta 2 se puede resumir en diez títulos de la siguiente manera:
* Los nombres del Sol y los planetas y la afirmación de que todos viajan por el mismo camino que la Luna.
* Qué estrellas están subiendo y cuáles contienen la Luna llena en los solsticios y equinoccios para juzgar la disparidad de los ciclos lunares y solares.
* Recomendaciones para observar las apariencias de ciertas estrellas y la dirección del viento en el momento de su primera aparición.
* Valores muy aproximados para el número de días que cada planeta es visible e invisible durante el curso de su ciclo de observación.
* Las cuatro estrellas asociadas con los cuatro vientos direccionales.
* Las fechas en que el sol está presente en cada uno de los tres caminos estelares.
* Dos tipos de esquema de intercalación. Uno usa las fechas ascendentes de ciertas estrellas mientras que el otro usa la posición de la Luna en relación con las estrellas y las constelaciones.
* La duración relativa del día y la noche en los solsticios y equinoccios, y las longitudes de las sombras emitidas por un gnomon en varios momentos del día en los solsticios y equinoccios.
* Un esquema matemático básico que da los tiempos de levantamiento y puesta de la Luna en cada mes.
* Una selección de presagios astrológicos.
Existe alguna evidencia de que una tercera tableta, y hasta ahora no recuperada, se adjuntó a veces a la serie. A juzgar por su línea de apertura, comenzó con una sección de explicaciones académicas de augurios celestiales.<ref>Mul.Apin edited by Hunger & Pingree pages 8-9.</ref>
==Véase también==
* [[Catálogos de estrellas babilonios]]
* [[Enuma Anu Enlil]]
==Referencias==
== Bibliogfafía ==
* Una transcripción y traducción al inglés de las dos primeras tabletas se presenta en "Mul.Apin, Un Compendio Astronómico en Cuneiforme" por Hermann Hunger y [[David Pingree]], Verlag Ferdinand Berger & Sohne, Horn, Austria. 1989.
* [https://ift.tt/2H0gzqM "El origen de las constelaciones griegas"]: [[Bradley E. Schaefer]]; [[Scientific American]], noviembre de 2006
* [https://ift.tt/2pTzSKg "La latitud y la época del origen del saber astronómico en MUL.APIN"]: Bradey E. Schaefer; 2007, Reunión conjunta AAS / AAPT, Reunión de la Sociedad Astronómica Americana 210, # 42.05
*
==Enlaces externos==
* [https://ift.tt/2H0gq6I Explicación de las tabletas MUL.APIN por Gary D. Thompson]
* [https://ift.tt/2pVo9eb Listas de estrellas de Mul.Apin y sus ubicaciones por Gavin White]
[[Categoría:Astronomía babilónica]]
[[Categoría:Constelaciones en desuso]]
[[Categoría:Tablillas de arcilla]]
[[Categoría:Sumerogramas]]
Está en la tradición de los [[catálogos de estrellas babilonios|catálogos de estrellas]] anteriores, las llamadas listas de ''"Tres estrellas cada una"'', pero representa una versión expandida basada en una observación más precisa, probablemente compilada alrededor del año 1000 a.C..<ref>John H. Rogers, "[https://ift.tt/1tZtvSp Origins of the ancient constellations: I. The Mesopotamian traditions]", ''Journal of the British Astronomical Association'' '''108''' (1998) 9–28</ref>
El texto enumera los nombres de 66 estrellas y constelaciones y, además, da una serie de indicaciones, como fechas de ascenso, puesta y culminación, que ayudan a trazar la estructura básica del mapa estelar babilónico.
El texto se conserva en una copia del siglo VII a.C. en un par de tabletas, llamadas así por su ''[[íncipit]]'', correspondiente a la primera constelación del año, <sup>MUL</sup>APIN, "el Arado", identificado con [[Triangulum]] más [[Alamak]].
==Fecha==
La primera copia del texto hasta ahora descubierta fue realizada en el año 686 a.C.; sin embargo, la mayoría de los eruditos actualmente consideran que el texto se compiló originalmente alrededor del 1000 a.C..<ref>Mul.Apin editado por Hunger & Pingree, página 9. Los primeros estudiosos como Papke y Van der Waerden dataron el texto en el 2300 a.C., fecha cuestionada por Hunger & Pingree, que propugnaban una fecha próxima al 1000 a.C..</ref> Las últimas copias conocidas del Mul-Apin datan de alrededor del 300 a.C..
El astrofísico [[Bradley E. Schaefer|Bradley Schaefer]] afirma que las observaciones contenidas en estas tabletas se realizaron en la región de [[Aššur]] alrededor del año 1370 a.C..<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
== Partes ==
El texto se distribuye en dos tabletas y posiblemente en una tercera tableta auxiliar, y se organiza de la siguiente manera:
=== Tableta 1 ===
La primera tableta es el recurso más importante para cualquier reconstrucción potencial del mapa estelar de Babilonia, ya que sus diversas secciones ubican las constelaciones en relación entre sí y con el calendario.
La tableta 1 tiene seis secciones principales:
* Todas las estrellas y constelaciones principales se enumeran y organizan en tres amplias divisiones de acuerdo con la latitud celestial, asignando cada estrella a tres caminos:
** El camino norte de [[Enlil]] que contiene 33 estrellas o constelaciones.
** El camino supuestamente ecuatorial de [[Anu]] que contiene 23 estrellas o constelaciones.
** El camino del sur de [[Enki|Ea]] que contiene 15 estrellas o constelaciones.
La mayoría de estas estrellas y constelaciones se atribuyen además a distintas deidades del Cercano Oriente.<ref>[https://ift.tt/2pVo8a7 Mul-Apin by Gavin White]</ref>
* Las fechas de ascenso heliacal de 34 estrellas y constelaciones se dan de acuerdo con el año natural 'ideal' de 360 días.
* Listas de estrellas y constelaciones que se elevan y ponen al mismo tiempo.
* La cantidad de días entre la aparición de varias estrellas y constelaciones.
* Las estrellas y las constelaciones que se elevan y culminan al mismo tiempo.
* Las estrellas en el camino de la Luna, siendo las principales constelaciones cercanas a la eclíptica, que incluye a todos los precursores de Babilonia a las constelaciones del zodíaco.
Aunque los babilonios usaban un calendario lunisolar, que agregaba un mes decimotercero ocasional al calendario, MUL.APIN, como la mayoría de los textos de la astrología babilónica, usa un año "ideal" compuesto de 12 meses "ideales" cada uno de los cuales estaba compuesto de un 'ideal' 30 días. En este esquema, los equinoccios se establecieron el día 15 del primer y el séptimo mes, y los solsticios el día 15 del cuarto y el décimo mes.
=== Tableta 2 ===
La segunda tableta es de mayor interés para los historiadores de la ciencia, ya que nos proporciona muchos de los métodos y procedimientos utilizados por los astrólogos de Babilonia para predecir los movimientos del Sol, la Luna y los planetas, así como los diversos métodos utilizados para regular el calendario.
El contenido de la tableta 2 se puede resumir en diez títulos de la siguiente manera:
* Los nombres del Sol y los planetas y la afirmación de que todos viajan por el mismo camino que la Luna.
* Qué estrellas están subiendo y cuáles contienen la Luna llena en los solsticios y equinoccios para juzgar la disparidad de los ciclos lunares y solares.
* Recomendaciones para observar las apariencias de ciertas estrellas y la dirección del viento en el momento de su primera aparición.
* Valores muy aproximados para el número de días que cada planeta es visible e invisible durante el curso de su ciclo de observación.
* Las cuatro estrellas asociadas con los cuatro vientos direccionales.
* Las fechas en que el sol está presente en cada uno de los tres caminos estelares.
* Dos tipos de esquema de intercalación. Uno usa las fechas ascendentes de ciertas estrellas mientras que el otro usa la posición de la Luna en relación con las estrellas y las constelaciones.
* La duración relativa del día y la noche en los solsticios y equinoccios, y las longitudes de las sombras emitidas por un gnomon en varios momentos del día en los solsticios y equinoccios.
* Un esquema matemático básico que da los tiempos de levantamiento y puesta de la Luna en cada mes.
* Una selección de presagios astrológicos.
Existe alguna evidencia de que una tercera tableta, y hasta ahora no recuperada, se adjuntó a veces a la serie. A juzgar por su línea de apertura, comenzó con una sección de explicaciones académicas de augurios celestiales.<ref>Mul.Apin edited by Hunger & Pingree pages 8-9.</ref>
==Véase también==
* [[Catálogos de estrellas babilonios]]
* [[Enuma Anu Enlil]]
==Referencias==
== Bibliogfafía ==
* Una transcripción y traducción al inglés de las dos primeras tabletas se presenta en "Mul.Apin, Un Compendio Astronómico en Cuneiforme" por Hermann Hunger y [[David Pingree]], Verlag Ferdinand Berger & Sohne, Horn, Austria. 1989.
* [https://ift.tt/2H0gzqM "El origen de las constelaciones griegas"]: [[Bradley E. Schaefer]]; [[Scientific American]], noviembre de 2006
* [https://ift.tt/2pTzSKg "La latitud y la época del origen del saber astronómico en MUL.APIN"]: Bradey E. Schaefer; 2007, Reunión conjunta AAS / AAPT, Reunión de la Sociedad Astronómica Americana 210, # 42.05
*
==Enlaces externos==
* [https://ift.tt/2H0gq6I Explicación de las tabletas MUL.APIN por Gary D. Thompson]
* [https://ift.tt/2pVo9eb Listas de estrellas de Mul.Apin y sus ubicaciones por Gavin White]
[[Categoría:Astronomía babilónica]]
[[Categoría:Constelaciones en desuso]]
[[Categoría:Tablillas de arcilla]]
[[Categoría:Sumerogramas]]
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意味を調べるDoyen de Salisbury
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Doyen de Salisbury
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[[File:Salisbury Cathedral Cloisters.jpg|thumb|right|Le cloître de la cathédrale de Salisbury]]
Le '''doyen de Salisbury''' ('''' en [[anglais]]) ([[primus inter pares]] - premier parmi ses pairs) et président du [[Chapitre de religieux|Chapitre]] des canons, le corps dirigeant de la [[cathédrale de Salisbury]]. Le doyen aide l'[[archidiacre de Sarum]] et l'[[évêque de Ramsbury]] dans le [[diocèse de Salisbury]]. Le doyenné est actuellement vacant à la suite de la nomination de [[June Osborne]] en tant que [[évêque de Llandaff]].
==Liste des doyens==
===High Medieval===
* [[Walter (doyen de Salisbury)|Walter]]
* [[Osbert (prêtre)|Osbert]]
*?–1111 [[Robert (doyen de Salisbury)|Robert]]
*bef. 1115–aft. 1122 [[Serlo (abbé de Cirencester)|Serlo]]
* [[Roger (doyen de Salisbury)|Roger]]
*–aft. 1145 [[Azo (doyen de Salisbury)|Azo]]
*1148–1155 [[Robert of Chichester]]<ref name="DNBRobChich"></ref>
*1155–1164 [[Henry de Beaumont (prêtre)|Henry de Beaumont]]
*1166–1175 [[John of Oxford]]<ref name="BHONorwich">[https://ift.tt/2JaPt0H British History Online Bishops of Norwich] accessed on 14 December 2007</ref>
*1176–1193 [[Jordan (prêtre)|Jordan]]
*1194–1197 [[Eustace (évêque d'Ely)|Eustace]]<ref name="BHOEly">[https://ift.tt/2E6x4yh British History Online Bishops of Ely] accessed on 25 October 2007</ref>
*1197–1215 [[Richard Poore]]<ref name=BHODurham>[https://ift.tt/2J65pRS British History Online Bishops of Durham] accessed on 25 October 2007</ref>
*1215–1220 [[Adam (doyen de Salisbury)|Adam]]
*1220–1236 [[William de Wanda]]
*1238–1257 [[Robert de Hertford]]
*1258–1271 [[Robert Wickhampton]]
*1271–1284 [[Walter Scammel]]
*1285–1287 [[Henry Brandeston]]
*1287–1295 [[Simon de Micham]]
===Late Medieval===
*1297–1309 [[Pierre de Savoie (archevêque de Lyon)|Peter of Savoy]]
*1308–1311 [[William Rufati]]
*1311–1346 [[Reymund de Fargis]]
*1346–1347 [[Bertrand de Fargis]]
*1347–1374 [[Reynold Orsini]]
*1374–13 août 1379 (d.): [[Giacomo Orsini|Giacomo Cardinal Orsini]]
:([[Cardinal (religion)|Cardinal-diacre]] de [[Église San Giorgio in Velabro|San Giorgio in Velabro]]; aussi
:[[Archidiacre de Leicester]] et [[Archidiacre de Durham]])
*1380–1381 [[Robert Braybrooke]]
*1382–1404 [[Thomas Montagu]]
*1404–1417 [[John Chandler (évêque)|John Chandler]]
*1418–1431 [[Simon Sydenham]]
*1431–1435 [[Thomas Brunce]]
*1435–1441 [[Nicholas Bildeston]]
*1441–1446 [[Adam Moleyns]]
*1446–1449 [[Richard Leyot]]
*1449–1463 [[Gilbert Kymer]]
*1463–1472 [[James Goldwell]]
*1473–1485 [[John Davison (prêtre)|John Davison]]
*1486–1502 [[Edward Cheyne]]
===Early modern===
*1502–1509 [[Thomas Ruthall]]
*1509–1514 [[William Atwater (évêque)|William Atwater]]
*1514–1521 [[John Longland]]
*1521–1522 [[Cuthbert Tunstall]]
*1523–1536 [[Richard Pace]]
*1536–1563 [[Peter Vannes]]
*1563–1571 [[William Bradbridge]]
*1571 ''[[Thomas Cole (archidiacre d'Essex)|Thomas Cole]] (nommé)''
*1571–1572 [[Edmund Freke]]
*1572–1577 [[John Piers]]
*1577–1604 [[John Bridges (évêque)|John Bridges]]
*1604–1619 [[John Gordon (évêque)|John Gordon]]
*1619–1620 [[John Williams (archidiacre d'York)|John Williams]]
*1620–1630 [[John Bowle (évêque)|John Bowle]]
*1630–1635 [[Edmund Mason]]
*1635–1667 [[Richard Baylie]]
*1667–1675 [[Ralph Brideoake]]
*1675–1691 [[Thomas Pierce]]
*1691–1702 [[Robert Woodward (prêtre)|Robert Woodward]]
*1702–1705 [[Edward Young (prêtre)|Edward Young]]
*1705–1728 [[John Younger (prêtre)|John Younger]]
*1728–1757 [[John Clarke (doyen de Salisbury)|John Clarke]]
*1757–1780 [[Thomas Greene (prêtre)|Thomas Greene]]
*1780–1786 [[Rowney Noel]]
*1786–1808 [[John Ekins]]
===Late modern===
*1809–1823 [[Charles Talbot (prêtre)|Charles Talbot]]
*1823–1846 [[Hugh Pearson (doyen de Salisbury)|Hugh Pearson]]
*1846–1850 [[Francis Lear (doyen de Salisbury)|Francis Lear]]
*1850–1880 [[Henry Hamilton (prêtre)|Henry Hamilton]]
*1880–1880 [[J. C. Ryle]]
*1880–1901 [[George Boyle]]
*1901–1907 [[Allan Webb]]<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
*1907–1919 [[William Page Roberts]]
*1920–1927 [[Andrew Burn]]
*1928–1935 [[John Randolph (évêque de Guildford)|John Randolph]]
*1936–1943 [[Edward Henderson (prêtre)|Edward Henderson]]
*1943–1952 [[Henry Charles Robins]]
*1952–1960 [[Robert Moberly]]
*1960–1971 [[Kenneth Haworth]]
*1971–1977 [[Fenton Morley]]
*1977–1986 [[Sydney Evans (prêtre)|Sydney Evans]]
*1986–1996 The Hon [[Hugh Dickinson]]
*1996–2004 [[Derek Watson (prêtre)|Derek Watson]]
*2004-14 juillet 2017 [[June Osborne]]
==Sources==
*[https://ift.tt/2E82ep6 British History Online Deans of Salisbury] accessed on 40 October 2007
==Références==
[[Catégorie:Doyen de Salisbury| ]]
[[Catégorie:Liste en rapport avec le Wiltshire|Dean of Salisbury]]
Le '''doyen de Salisbury''' ('''' en [[anglais]]) ([[primus inter pares]] - premier parmi ses pairs) et président du [[Chapitre de religieux|Chapitre]] des canons, le corps dirigeant de la [[cathédrale de Salisbury]]. Le doyen aide l'[[archidiacre de Sarum]] et l'[[évêque de Ramsbury]] dans le [[diocèse de Salisbury]]. Le doyenné est actuellement vacant à la suite de la nomination de [[June Osborne]] en tant que [[évêque de Llandaff]].
==Liste des doyens==
===High Medieval===
* [[Walter (doyen de Salisbury)|Walter]]
* [[Osbert (prêtre)|Osbert]]
*?–1111 [[Robert (doyen de Salisbury)|Robert]]
*bef. 1115–aft. 1122 [[Serlo (abbé de Cirencester)|Serlo]]
* [[Roger (doyen de Salisbury)|Roger]]
*–aft. 1145 [[Azo (doyen de Salisbury)|Azo]]
*1148–1155 [[Robert of Chichester]]<ref name="DNBRobChich"></ref>
*1155–1164 [[Henry de Beaumont (prêtre)|Henry de Beaumont]]
*1166–1175 [[John of Oxford]]<ref name="BHONorwich">[https://ift.tt/2JaPt0H British History Online Bishops of Norwich] accessed on 14 December 2007</ref>
*1176–1193 [[Jordan (prêtre)|Jordan]]
*1194–1197 [[Eustace (évêque d'Ely)|Eustace]]<ref name="BHOEly">[https://ift.tt/2E6x4yh British History Online Bishops of Ely] accessed on 25 October 2007</ref>
*1197–1215 [[Richard Poore]]<ref name=BHODurham>[https://ift.tt/2J65pRS British History Online Bishops of Durham] accessed on 25 October 2007</ref>
*1215–1220 [[Adam (doyen de Salisbury)|Adam]]
*1220–1236 [[William de Wanda]]
*1238–1257 [[Robert de Hertford]]
*1258–1271 [[Robert Wickhampton]]
*1271–1284 [[Walter Scammel]]
*1285–1287 [[Henry Brandeston]]
*1287–1295 [[Simon de Micham]]
===Late Medieval===
*1297–1309 [[Pierre de Savoie (archevêque de Lyon)|Peter of Savoy]]
*1308–1311 [[William Rufati]]
*1311–1346 [[Reymund de Fargis]]
*1346–1347 [[Bertrand de Fargis]]
*1347–1374 [[Reynold Orsini]]
*1374–13 août 1379 (d.): [[Giacomo Orsini|Giacomo Cardinal Orsini]]
:([[Cardinal (religion)|Cardinal-diacre]] de [[Église San Giorgio in Velabro|San Giorgio in Velabro]]; aussi
:[[Archidiacre de Leicester]] et [[Archidiacre de Durham]])
*1380–1381 [[Robert Braybrooke]]
*1382–1404 [[Thomas Montagu]]
*1404–1417 [[John Chandler (évêque)|John Chandler]]
*1418–1431 [[Simon Sydenham]]
*1431–1435 [[Thomas Brunce]]
*1435–1441 [[Nicholas Bildeston]]
*1441–1446 [[Adam Moleyns]]
*1446–1449 [[Richard Leyot]]
*1449–1463 [[Gilbert Kymer]]
*1463–1472 [[James Goldwell]]
*1473–1485 [[John Davison (prêtre)|John Davison]]
*1486–1502 [[Edward Cheyne]]
===Early modern===
*1502–1509 [[Thomas Ruthall]]
*1509–1514 [[William Atwater (évêque)|William Atwater]]
*1514–1521 [[John Longland]]
*1521–1522 [[Cuthbert Tunstall]]
*1523–1536 [[Richard Pace]]
*1536–1563 [[Peter Vannes]]
*1563–1571 [[William Bradbridge]]
*1571 ''[[Thomas Cole (archidiacre d'Essex)|Thomas Cole]] (nommé)''
*1571–1572 [[Edmund Freke]]
*1572–1577 [[John Piers]]
*1577–1604 [[John Bridges (évêque)|John Bridges]]
*1604–1619 [[John Gordon (évêque)|John Gordon]]
*1619–1620 [[John Williams (archidiacre d'York)|John Williams]]
*1620–1630 [[John Bowle (évêque)|John Bowle]]
*1630–1635 [[Edmund Mason]]
*1635–1667 [[Richard Baylie]]
*1667–1675 [[Ralph Brideoake]]
*1675–1691 [[Thomas Pierce]]
*1691–1702 [[Robert Woodward (prêtre)|Robert Woodward]]
*1702–1705 [[Edward Young (prêtre)|Edward Young]]
*1705–1728 [[John Younger (prêtre)|John Younger]]
*1728–1757 [[John Clarke (doyen de Salisbury)|John Clarke]]
*1757–1780 [[Thomas Greene (prêtre)|Thomas Greene]]
*1780–1786 [[Rowney Noel]]
*1786–1808 [[John Ekins]]
===Late modern===
*1809–1823 [[Charles Talbot (prêtre)|Charles Talbot]]
*1823–1846 [[Hugh Pearson (doyen de Salisbury)|Hugh Pearson]]
*1846–1850 [[Francis Lear (doyen de Salisbury)|Francis Lear]]
*1850–1880 [[Henry Hamilton (prêtre)|Henry Hamilton]]
*1880–1880 [[J. C. Ryle]]
*1880–1901 [[George Boyle]]
*1901–1907 [[Allan Webb]]<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
*1907–1919 [[William Page Roberts]]
*1920–1927 [[Andrew Burn]]
*1928–1935 [[John Randolph (évêque de Guildford)|John Randolph]]
*1936–1943 [[Edward Henderson (prêtre)|Edward Henderson]]
*1943–1952 [[Henry Charles Robins]]
*1952–1960 [[Robert Moberly]]
*1960–1971 [[Kenneth Haworth]]
*1971–1977 [[Fenton Morley]]
*1977–1986 [[Sydney Evans (prêtre)|Sydney Evans]]
*1986–1996 The Hon [[Hugh Dickinson]]
*1996–2004 [[Derek Watson (prêtre)|Derek Watson]]
*2004-14 juillet 2017 [[June Osborne]]
==Sources==
*[https://ift.tt/2E82ep6 British History Online Deans of Salisbury] accessed on 40 October 2007
==Références==
[[Catégorie:Doyen de Salisbury| ]]
[[Catégorie:Liste en rapport avec le Wiltshire|Dean of Salisbury]]
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Mount Shaw (Antarktika)
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Mount Shaw (Antarktika)
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意味を調べるLãnh thổ Papua và Tân Guinea
新規更新March 31, 2018 at 02:31PM
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Lãnh thổ Papua và Tân Guinea
123.16.115.95:
[[Tập tin:Territory of New Guinea and Papua (29223239370).jpg|nhỏ|'''Territory of Papua''']]
Lãnh thổ của Papua bao gồm phía đông nam của đảo New Guinea từ năm 1883 đến năm 1975. Vào năm 1883, Chính phủ Queensland đã sát nhập lãnh thổ này cho Đế quốc Anh [2]. Chính phủ Vương quốc Anh đã từ chối phê chuẩn việc sáp nhập, nhưng năm 1884, một bang bảo hộ đã được tuyên bố trên lãnh thổ, sau đó được gọi là "Anh New Guinea". Có một sự mơ hồ nhất định về ngày chính xác mà toàn bộ lãnh thổ được người Anh sát nhập. Đạo luật Papua năm 1905 nói rằng điều này đã xảy ra "vào khoảng" ngày 4 tháng 9 năm 1888. [3] Vào ngày 18 tháng 3 năm 1902, Lãnh thổ được đặt dưới thẩm quyền của Khối thịnh vượng chung Úc. [4] Nghị quyết chấp thuận đã được thông qua bởi Quốc hội Liên bang, người đã chấp nhận lãnh thổ dưới tên của Papua [3].
Năm 1949, Lãnh thổ và Lãnh thổ của New Guinea được thành lập trong một liên minh hành chính với tên gọi Lãnh thổ Papua và New Guinea. [5] Liên minh hành chính đó đã được đổi tên thành Papua New Guinea vào năm 1971. [6] Mặc dù nó là một phần của một liên minh hành chính, Lãnh thổ của Papua luôn giữ lại một địa vị pháp lý riêng biệt và bản sắc; nó là sở hữu của Hoàng gia, trong khi Lãnh thổ của New Guinea ban đầu là lãnh thổ uỷ nhiệm Liên đoàn và sau đó là một lãnh thổ ủy thác của Liên Hợp Quốc. Sự phân biệt về pháp lý và chính trị quan trọng này vẫn còn tồn tại cho đến khi Nhà nước độc lập của Papua New Guinea xuất hiện vào năm 1975.
Papua chiếm khoảng một nửa Papua New Guinea hiện tại và có thủ đô Port Moresby của lãnh thổ, sau đó trở thành thủ đô của nước độc lập.
Lãnh thổ của Papua bao gồm phía đông nam của đảo New Guinea từ năm 1883 đến năm 1975. Vào năm 1883, Chính phủ Queensland đã sát nhập lãnh thổ này cho Đế quốc Anh [2]. Chính phủ Vương quốc Anh đã từ chối phê chuẩn việc sáp nhập, nhưng năm 1884, một bang bảo hộ đã được tuyên bố trên lãnh thổ, sau đó được gọi là "Anh New Guinea". Có một sự mơ hồ nhất định về ngày chính xác mà toàn bộ lãnh thổ được người Anh sát nhập. Đạo luật Papua năm 1905 nói rằng điều này đã xảy ra "vào khoảng" ngày 4 tháng 9 năm 1888. [3] Vào ngày 18 tháng 3 năm 1902, Lãnh thổ được đặt dưới thẩm quyền của Khối thịnh vượng chung Úc. [4] Nghị quyết chấp thuận đã được thông qua bởi Quốc hội Liên bang, người đã chấp nhận lãnh thổ dưới tên của Papua [3].
Năm 1949, Lãnh thổ và Lãnh thổ của New Guinea được thành lập trong một liên minh hành chính với tên gọi Lãnh thổ Papua và New Guinea. [5] Liên minh hành chính đó đã được đổi tên thành Papua New Guinea vào năm 1971. [6] Mặc dù nó là một phần của một liên minh hành chính, Lãnh thổ của Papua luôn giữ lại một địa vị pháp lý riêng biệt và bản sắc; nó là sở hữu của Hoàng gia, trong khi Lãnh thổ của New Guinea ban đầu là lãnh thổ uỷ nhiệm Liên đoàn và sau đó là một lãnh thổ ủy thác của Liên Hợp Quốc. Sự phân biệt về pháp lý và chính trị quan trọng này vẫn còn tồn tại cho đến khi Nhà nước độc lập của Papua New Guinea xuất hiện vào năm 1975.
Papua chiếm khoảng một nửa Papua New Guinea hiện tại và có thủ đô Port Moresby của lãnh thổ, sau đó trở thành thủ đô của nước độc lập.
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意味を調べるStíny noci
新規更新March 31, 2018 at 10:25AM
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Stíny noci
Coin945:
'''''Stíny noci''''' (English: '''''Shadows of the Night''''') is a 1994 Czech adventure video game developed by [[Computer Experts]] and authored by Vladimír Peniska. It was originally distributed by [[Vochozka Trading]]. By 1999, the game could be freely downloaded on the Internet.<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
== Plot and gameplay ==
The player is a secret detective who has been tasked with capturing a member of the mafia for a big reward.<ref name=":0"></ref>
Players navigate thorguh a series of screens. Possible directions to travel and objects are listed on the screen. Players are able to die.<ref name=":0" /> The graphic have a resolution of 320 × 200 pixels.<ref name=":1"></ref> Each location is described with words, while accompanied by an image.<ref name=":1" /> It is strictly not considered a point-and-click adventure by ''Historie a kontext produkce počítačových her žánru adventure v České republice''.<ref>https://ift.tt/2GlK8G1>
== Critical reception ==
Freegame.cz thought the game was enjoyable, despite having outdated graphics.<ref></ref>
Textovky.cz thought it was a great game.<ref>https://ift.tt/2IkqFCn>
== References ==
== External links ==
* [https://ift.tt/2Gp7rz2 PC Engine]
* [https://ift.tt/2IgM4vZ Excalibur]
* [https://ift.tt/2Gp7tXG Score]
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Peter Albert Loeb
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Peter Albert Loeb
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João de Barros (Recife)
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João de Barros (Recife)
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Intento de golpe de estado en Guinea Ecuatorial de 2017
新規更新されました。 March 31, 2018 at 07:13AM
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Intento de golpe de estado en Guinea Ecuatorial de 2017
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Панцулая, Мамука
新規更新されました。 March 31, 2018 at 07:12AM
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Панцулая, Мамука
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意味を調べるSalón de la Fama de las mujeres de Ohio
新規更新March 31, 2018 at 04:13AM
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Salón de la Fama de las mujeres de Ohio
MarisaLR: Wikipedia:Wikiconcurso/La mujer que nunca conociste 2018 Traducción de ca [https://ift.tt/2uAuroX] Ohio Women's Hall of Fame
El '''Salón de la Fama de las mujeres de Ohio''' fue fundado en 1978 y tiene 356 miembros. Brinda reconocimiento público por los éxitos de las mujeres de [[Ohio]] que mejoran su estado, su país y su mundo. Es uno de los varios que se encuentran por todo el territorio de [[Estados Unidos]] que rinden homenaje a los logros de las mujeres dentro de los estados individuales.<ref name=OWHOF>[https://ift.tt/2Gp8sqs Ohio Women's Hall of Fame] webpage. Ohio Department of Job and Family Services website. Retrieved 18 de enero de 2011</ref>
== Galardonadas ==
{|class="wikitable sortable" style="width:98%"
|+|'''Salón de la Fama de las mujeres de Ohio'''
|-
! scope="col" style="width:25%;"| '''Nombre'''
! scope="col" style="width:8%;" class="unsortable"| '''Imagen'''
! scope="col" style="width:10%;"| '''Nacimiento–Muerte'''
! scope="col" style="width:5%;"| '''Condado'''
! scope="col" style="width:5%;"| '''Año'''
! scope="col" class="unsortable" |'''Área de éxito'''
|-
| scope="row" | || [[File:Florence Ellinwood Allen.jpg|100px]] || (1884–1966) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1978 || Jueza estadounidense Allen fue la primera mujer en ejercer en un Tribunal Supremo del estado y una de las primeras dos mujeres en servir como juez federal.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1978 ||Co-fundó el Cincinnati Nature Center y Little Miami, Inc. Black fue presidente del capítulo de Ohio de The Nature Conservancy y miembro del consejo ambiental de Ohio.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || [[File:Frances Bolton.jpg|100px]] || (1885–1977) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1978 || Política de Ohio que sirvió en la Cámara de Representantes de los Estados Unidos. Bolton fue la primera mujer elegida para el Congreso de Ohio.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1913–2002) || Abogada, feminista y escritora estadounidense. En 1968, Boyer fundó la Liga de Acción de la Equidad de la Mujer (WEAL) como un movimiento feminista moderado para mujeres profesionales.<ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (2 for 1)</ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1978 ||Primera mujer vicepresidenta del Huntington National Bank of Columbus <ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1978 ||Primera dama de Ohio de 1929 a 1931 como esposa del gobernador Myers Y. Cooper<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1908–2004) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1978 || Política estadounidense del Partido Demócrata que sejerció como Tesorera del Estado de Ohio desde 1971 hasta 1983<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1881–1971) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1978 || Trabajadora social afroamericana que estableció la Asociación de Chicas Trabajadoras en Cleveland, Ohio en 1911, que luego se convirtió en la Asociación Phillis Wheatley de Cleveland.<ref name = EoC1></ref><ref name = BOO></ref><ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1916–2016) || [[Mahoning County, Ohio|Mahoning]] || 1978 || Directora ejecutiva de St. Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center. <ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1915–2005) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1978 || Primera mujer en convertirse en asistente del superintendente de instrucción pública en Ohio.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1922 – 2011) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1978 || Miembro de la Cámara de Representantes de Ohio y del Senado de Ohio. Mahoney fue Presidenta del Senado Pro Tem y Líder de la Mayoría, así como Jefe de la División de Valores de Ohio.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Columbiana County, Ohio|Columbiana]] || 1978 || Galardonada con la Cruz del Servicio Distinguido por su servicio como miembro del Cuerpo de Enfermeras del Ejército durante la [[Primera Guerra Mundial]].<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1978 ||Ex presidenta estatal de la American Legion Auxiliary y defensora de las mujeres<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1978 ||Gerontóloga pionera y primera Directora de Ohio de la Administración de Envejecimiento de Ohio<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (?– 1968) || [[Perry County, Ohio|Perry]] || 1978 ||Granjera y ama de casa Randolph fue subdirectora de Farm Labor en OSU. <ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || [[File:EllaPStewart.gif|100px]] || (1893– 1987) || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1978 || Una de los primeros afroamericanas farmacéuticas en los Estados Unidos.<ref name="award"></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1924–) || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1978 ||Ex miembro de la Asamblea General de Ohio<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1978 ||Primera mujer emisora para informar sobre la legislatura de Ohio<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1911–1980) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1978 || Atleta polaca que se convirtió en campeona olímpico femenino<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Licking County, Ohio|Licking]] || 1978 || Promotora de un mejor trato y educación para ciudadanos discapacitados <ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1886–1966) || [[Harrison County, Ohio|Harrison]] || 1979 || Exploradora y naturalista. Akeley fue una de las primeras mujeres exploradoras en África donde ella y su esposo Carl E. Akeley cazaron y fotografiaron animales durante sus estudios de historia natural.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || [[File:Mary Ann Bickerdyke.jpg|100px]] || (1817–1901) || [[Knox County, Ohio|Knox]] || 1979 || Administradora del hospital para soldados de la Unión durante la Guerra Civil Americana<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1979 || Líder estatal asociada para 4-H en el Servicio de Extensión, Facultad de Agricultura, Universidad Estatal de Ohio<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || [[File:Charityadamsearley3.gif|100px]] || (1918–2002) || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 1979 || Primer oficial negra comisionada en el Cuerpo de ejército de mujeres<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Ashtabula County, Ohio|Ashtabula]] || 1979 || Empresaria, miembro de Zona International y numerosas juntas-<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1979 ||Artista y diseñadora de sellos postales.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1979 || Presidenta del Consejo Consultivo de Mujeres de la Oficina de Servicios de Empleo de Ohio.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || [[File:Ruth Lyons.JPG|100px]] || (1905–1988) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1979 || Locutor de radio y televisión pionero en Cincinnati.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1925– 2014) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1979 || Primera mujer en volar sola alrededor del mundo.<ref name="Buchanan2009">Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref><ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1979 || Jugador de bolos y colaboradora del Congreso Internacional de Bolos Femenino<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Tuscarawas County, Ohio|Tuscarawas]] || 1979 || Fundadora de la Ohio Ohio Historical Historical Drama Association y vicepresidenta del Ohio Arts Council<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1919–) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1979 ||Miembro del Charter Party y primera alcaldesa de Cincinnati.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1893–1989) || [[Huron County, Ohio|Huron]] || 1979 ||Ex miembro de la Cámara de Representantes de Ohio , ejerció once términos consecutivos en la Casa de Ohio de 1955 a 1976<ref></ref><ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1907 –1985) || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 1979 || Política republicana de Ohio que ejerció en la Asamblea General de Ohio<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Henry County, Ohio|Henry]] || 1979 || Asesora legal de Eleanor Roosevelt y autora del libro de quince volúmenes del derecho internacional. <ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1897 – 1982) || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1980 ||Una de las primeras mujeres de Ohio en obtener un título en ecología; oficial de la National Audubon Society.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1927–1996) || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 1980 || Humorista estadounidense que alcanzó gran popularidad en la columna de su periódico que describía la vida hogareña suburbana desde mediados de la década de 1960 hasta fines de la década de 1990<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1980 || Embajadora en la República Socialista de la Unión de Birmania.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1901–1953) || [[Columbiana County, Ohio|Columbiana]] || 1980 || Compositora moderna y especialista en música folclórica estadounidense.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Seneca County, Ohio|Seneca]] || 1980 || Activista nacional e internacional de los derechos de las mujeres<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1893–1989) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1980 || Periodista y presentadora que pasó la mayor parte de su carrera en The Cleveland Press y WEWS-TV<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || [[File:Lillian Gish-edit1.jpg|100px]] || (1893–1993) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1980 || Actriz de escenario, pantalla y televisión; llamado "La Primera dama del Cine Americano" <ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1891–1982) || [[Ross County, Ohio|Ross]] || 1980 || Educadora médica especializada en anestesiología e investigación cardíaca<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Morrow County, Ohio|Morrow]] || 1980 || Supervisora de música para el Departamento de Educación de Ohio<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Ross County, Ohio|Ross]] || 1980 || Pintora de arte popular<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1925–2008) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1980 ||Jueza de Cleveland que se convirtió en la segunda mujer en sentarse en la Corte Suprema de Ohio cuando fue nombrada en 1981.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Auglaize County, Ohio|Auglaize]] || 1980 || Fundadora de Hattie Larlham , una organización sin fines de lucro que brinda servicios a más de 1,500 niños y adultos con discapacidades del desarrollo<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1980 ||Editor comercial y publicista industrial<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || [[File:Annie-oakley.jpg|100px]] || (1860–1926) || [[Darke County, Ohio|Darke]] || 1980 ||Tiradora francotiradora de exhibición estadounidense. El talento de Oakley y el ascenso oportuno a la fama la llevaron a protagonizar el espectáculo Wild West de Buffalo Bill, que la impulsó a convertirse en la primera superestrella estadounidense.<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1980 || Artista y fotógrafoa industrial<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1981 || Founder and president of Health Clinics International<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1981 || World champion long-distance swimmer<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1981 || Executive director of the Ohio Nurses Association, president of the International Counsel of Nurses, president of the American Nurses Association, and president of the American Journal of Nursing Company<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || [[File:DorisDay-midnightlace.jpg|100px]] || (1924–) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1981 || American actress, singer, and animal rights activist<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || [[File:Phyllis diller 2-25-2007.jpg|100px]] || (1917–2012) || [[Allen County, Ohio|Allen]] || 1981 || American actress and comedian<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Athens County, Ohio|Athens]] || 1981 || Musician and composer<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1912–2005) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1981 || American science fiction and fantasy author<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Muskingum County, Ohio|Muskingum]] || 1981 || Poet and translator<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || [[File:Harriet Taylor Upton.jpg|100px]] || (1853–1945) || [[Portage County, Ohio|Portage]] || 1981 || [[Suffragette]], author, and the first woman to be vice chairman of the [[Republican National Committee]]<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || [[File:NancyWilson.JPG|100px]] || (1937–) || [[Ross County, Ohio|Ross]] || 1981 || American singer with more than 70 albums, and three Grammy Awards<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Jefferson County, Ohio|Jefferson]] || 1982 || Education<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1982 || Director of Ohio's Constitutional Revision Commission<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1982 || Writer, lecturer and fashion commentator<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1903–1994) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1982 || African American philanthropist, alternate in the United Nations General Assembly and headliner in Gian-Carlo Menotti's opera ''[[The Medium]]''<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || || (1893–1984) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1982 || Writer, historian and preservationist<ref></ref>
|-
| scope="row" | || [[File:Toni Morrison 2008-2.jpg|100px]] || (1931–) || [[Lorain County, Ohio|Lorain]] || 1982 || American novelist, editor, and professor. Winner of the [[Nobel Prize]] in 1993 and in 1987 the [[Pulitzer Prize]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1982 || Executive at Federated Department Stores<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1982 || Corporate executive<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Knox County, Ohio|Knox]] || 1982 || Radio broadcaster and founder of [[WMVO]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1913–1980) || [[Athens County, Ohio|Athens]] || 1983 || Painter and textile artist<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1983 || Political and social activist who has worked to address crime prevention, women's rights, voter registration, hunger, poverty and unemployment<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1929–) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1983 || Assistant Secretary of Labor for [[Occupational Safety and Health Administration|Occupational Safety and Health]] during the Carter Administration.<ref name=carter>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref><ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1983 || Member of the [[Ohio House of Representatives]] from the 15th district<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 1983 || Chair of the Political Action Committee for Business and Professional Women and advocate for the [[Equal Rights Amendment]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1983 || [[Suffragist]] and advocate for women's rights<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1983 || Union organizer and advocate for women<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1983 || Cleveland political figure<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1983 || Leader of Cleveland's Welfare Rights Organization<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Gloria Steinem 2008 cropped.jpg|100px]] || (1934–) || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1983 || American [[Feminism|feminist]], journalist, and social and political activist who became nationally recognized as a leader of, and media spokeswoman for the [[Second-wave feminism|women's liberation movement]] in the late 1960s and 1970s<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Sandusky County, Ohio|Sandusky]] || 1983 || Educator, Marine officer, government official and international diplomat<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1983 || Co-founder of the Ohio Commission on the Status of Women in 1970 and leader in the struggle for the [[Equal Rights Amendment]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1984 || Activist opposing violence against women and children<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 1984 || Former President of the Dayton Urban League and community board member<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Ross County, Ohio|Ross]] || 1984 || U.S. Olympic Basketball Team gold medalist<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Marcykaptur.jpg|100px]] || (1946–) || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1984 || U.S. Representative for [[Ohio's 9th congressional district]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Karen Nussbaum 01.jpg|100px]] || (1950–) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1984 || Executive director of [[Working America]], a community affiliate of the [[AFL-CIO]]; former director of the [[United States Department of Labor]] Women's Bureau<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:MROakar.jpg|100px]] || (1940–) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1984 || Democratic politician and first Democratic woman elected to the United States Congress from Ohio<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1984 || Lobbyist with NETWORK: A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 1984 || First Black woman president of a four-year women's college<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Judith Resnik.jpg|100px]] || (1949–1986) || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 1984 || Engineer and [[NASA]] [[astronaut]] who died in the [[Space Shuttle Challenger disaster|destruction of Space Shuttle ''Challenger'']] during the launch of mission [[STS-51-L]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1895–1986) || [[Greene County, Ohio|Greene]] || 1984 || Writer<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1920–) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1984 || Former Vice Mayor of the [[Cincinnati City Council]] and the first African American woman to be elected to the Council<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1984 || President of Nationwide Investment Services<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Perry County, Ohio|Perry]] || 1984 || Union organizer and advocate for women<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 1985 || Pioneering science educator<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1985 || [[Cleveland City Council]] member<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Mahoning County, Ohio|Mahoning]] || 1985 || Associate publisher of the ''[[Warren Tribune-Chronicle]]''<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1933–) || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 1985 || First woman elected to executive committee positions at [[Communications Workers of America]] (CWA) and the [[AFL-CIO]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Nikki Giovanni speaking at Emory University 2008.jpg|100px]] || (1943–) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1985 || Poet, writer, commentator, activist, and educator<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1985 || Organizer, educator and activist in Toledo's Hispanic community<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1985 || Advocate for consumer rights, child safety, education, services to women and ethics in government<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1985 || President of the [[National Council of Jewish Women]] (NCJW)<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Stark County, Ohio|Stark]] || 1985 || Pioneer feminist and educator<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Champaign County, Ohio|Champaign]] || 1985 || Established the first classes for developmentally disabled children in Champaign County<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1985 || Founding member of the Ohio Commission on the Status of Women and Ohio Women, Inc.<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1900–1981) || [[Crawford County, Ohio|Crawford]] || 1985 || [[Aviator]] who was the first woman in the United States to establish an airport in the United States, the first woman to command an [[American Legion]] post and was the founder of the Aerial Nurse Corps of America, the predecessor of the flight nurses of the [[United States Air Force]].<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1928–2004) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1985 || Managing general partner, president and CEO of the National League's [[Cincinnati Reds]] franchise from 1984 to 1999<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1985 || Developed programs to benefit women and children<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 1986 || Pioneer for women in science and technology<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1986 || Educator and political activist<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Portage County, Ohio|Portage]] || 1986 || First woman vice president of an Ohio university<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Elizabeth Blackwell.jpg|100px]] || (1821–1910) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1986 || First woman to receive a medical degree in the United States and a pioneer in promoting the education of women as well as social and moral reform<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1986 || Black female labor leader<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1986 || Educator, lawyer and race relations pioneer<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Ruby Dee speaking.jpg|100px]] || (1922–2014) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1986 || Actress, poet, playwright, screenwriter, journalist, and activist<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1948–) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1986 || Missionary to [[El Salvador]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1986 || Advocate for social justice, racial and cultural equality<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1909–1987) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1986 || One of the pioneer leaders of the not-for-profit cooperative [[credit union]] movement in the United States; known as the "Mother of Credit Unions"<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1986 || Columbus businesswoman<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1986 || First woman health director for the city of Cleveland<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1933-)
|| [[Seneca County, Ohio|Seneca]] || 1986 || Advocate for migrant farmworkers<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Stark County, Ohio|Stark]] || 1986 || Advocate for illumination of the [[Statue of Liberty]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Mahoning County, Ohio|Mahoning]] || 1986 || Journalist and editor<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Adams County, Ohio|Adams]] || 1986 || Radio entrepreneur and founder of [[WRAC (FM)|WRAC]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1986 || Founder and director of the Native American Indian Center of Columbus<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 1986 || First woman Governor of the [[American Stock Exchange]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Faye Wattleton 2009.jpg|100px]] || (1943–) || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 1986 || First African-American and youngest President ever elected to [[Planned Parenthood]]; President of the [[Center for the Advancement of Women]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Mary Ellen Withrow.jpg|76px]] || (1930–) || [[Marion County, Ohio|Marion]] || 1986 || 40th [[Treasurer of the United States]] from March 1, 1994 to January 20, 2001 under President Bill Clinton<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Trumbull County, Ohio|Trumbull]] || 1988 || Union organizer<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lawrence County, Ohio|Lawrence]] || 1988 || Executive Director of the Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce and the Lawrence Economic Development Corporation<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1919–1992) || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1988 || Union organizer with the [[Coalition of Labor Union Women]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Greene County, Ohio|Greene]] || 1988 || Attorney, professor and President of the World YWCA<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Cathy Guisewite (1987).jpg|100px]] || (1950–) || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 1988 || Cartoonist who created the comic strip ''[[Cathy (comic strip)|Cathy]]''<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1988 || Medical researcher specializing in endocrinology, [[osteoporosis]] and metabolic bone disease<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1940–) || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 1988 || [[Figure skating|Figure skater]]. [[1960 Winter Olympics|1960 Olympic Champion]] in Ladies Singles, [[1956 Winter Olympics|1956 Olympic silver medalist]] and five-time [[World Figure Skating Championships|World Champion]] (1956–1960)<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1953–) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1988 || American actress who appeared in ''[[Hester Street (film)|Hester Street]]'' and ''[[Annie Hall]]''. Received two Emmy Awards for her work in the television series ''[[Taxi (TV series)|Taxi]]''<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1988 || First woman president of the Cincinnati Bar Association<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Mahoning County, Ohio|Mahoning]] || 1988 || Community organizer and advocate for social justice<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1988 || Advocate for social justice who led the Ohio Coalition for the Ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Eleanor Smeal.jpg|100px]] || (1939–) || [[Ashtabula County, Ohio|Ashtabula]] || 1988 || Feminist activist, political analyst, lobbyist, and grassroots organizer. President and founder of the [[Feminist Majority Foundation]], serving twice as president of the [[National Organization for Women]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1913–2005) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1988 || Music educator and youth advocate<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1988 || First woman to be elected Chair of a state university Board of Trustees in Ohio<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1989 || Industrial researcher for BP America<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Coshocton County, Ohio|Coshocton]] || 1989 || First woman president of the United Paperworkers International Union<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Tracy Chapman 3.jpg|100px]] || (1964–) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1989 || [[Singer-songwriter]], best known for her singles "[[Fast Car]]", "[[Talkin' 'bout a Revolution]]", "[[Baby Can I Hold You]]", "[[Crossroads (Tracy Chapman album)|Crossroads]]", "[[Give Me One Reason]]" and "[[Telling Stories]]". She is a multi-platinum and four-time [[Grammy Award]]-winning artist.<ref>[https://ift.tt/1CBXfqi GRAMMY Award Winners] Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2) Grammy.com</ref><ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Betsy Mix Cowles.png|100px]] || (1810–1876) || [[Ashtabula County, Ohio|Ashtabula]] || 1989 || Early leader in the United States [[Abolitionism in the United States|abolitionist]] movement<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1989 || Social worker and artist<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1989 || Banker and financial planner<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Mahoning County, Ohio|Mahoning]] || 1989 || Social worker<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1989 || Publisher and advocate of working women<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1989 || Founder of the Association for Children for the Enforcement of Support
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| scope="row" | || || (1946–) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1989 || Mathematics educator<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1947–) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1989 || Researcher and psychotherapist<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1989 || First black female public school principal in Cincinnati<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1989 || Advocate for the rights of women<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1946–) || [[Stark County, Ohio|Stark]] || 1989 || Professional golfer who played on the [[LPGA]] Tour and is currently head professional at her family's Clearview Golf Club in [[East Canton, Ohio]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1946–) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1989 || Author, activist, academic, and feminist<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1989 || President and CEO of the YWCA of Greater Cincinnati<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1939–) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1990 || Pediatrician who helped to establish the Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center at the University of Cincinnati<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 1990 || Akron's Deputy Mayor for Intergovernmental Relations<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Seneca County, Ohio|Seneca]] || 1990 || Community activist<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1913–2014) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1990 || Feminist educator, author and activist<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1943–) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1990 || Tenured professor in business at [[Harvard Business School]], where she holds the Ernest C. Arbuckle Professorship.<ref name="hbs faculty">[https://ift.tt/2IgyRDw "Rosabeth M. Kanter"]. ''Harvard Business School''. Retrieved A11 de abril de 2012.</ref><ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1905–1995) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1990 || Activist known for founding the [[Gray Panthers]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1990 || Small business owner<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Maya Lin 1.JPG|100px]] || (1959–) || [[Athens County, Ohio|Athens]] || 1990 || Architect and artist working in [[sculpture]] and [[landscape art]]; best known as the designer of the [[Vietnam Veterans Memorial]] in Washington, D.C.<ref name="NYTimesPeople"></ref><ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1990 || Union organizer with the [[Communications Workers of America]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Wood County, Ohio|Wood]] || 1990 || Advocate for the educational and economic advancement of Ohio's Hispanic community<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 1990 || Pioneer in the field of hospital public relations<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1990 || Choreographer and educator<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1859–1955) || [[Trumbull County, Ohio|Trumbull]] || 1990 || President of Rockford College<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1990 || First Black woman to serve as President of the Columbus YWCA<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Berenice Abbott by Hank ONeal NYC 1979.jpg|100px]] || (1898–1991) || [[Clark County, Ohio|Clark]] || 1991 || Photographer best known for her black-and-white photography of New York City architecture and urban design of the 1930s<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1991 || Founder and president of United Services for Effective Parenting<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Hallie Q Brown.jpg|100px]] || (1849–1949) || [[Greene County, Ohio|Greene]] || 1991 || African American educator, writer and activist<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1991 || Speaker and Minority Whip of the [[Ohio House of Representatives]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1991 || Chemist and advocate for women and ethical workplaces<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Rita dove in 2004.jpg|100px]] || (1952–) || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 1991 || [[United States Poet Laureate]] and Consultant in Poetry at the Library of Congress<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1889–1966) || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 1991 || Founded the first alcohol addiction treatment center; Sister Ignatia was known as the "Angel of Alcoholics Anonymous"<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1991 || First African American woman to graduate from [[Case Western Reserve University Law School]] and the first woman to serve on the judiciary of the [[U.S. Marine Corps Reserve]]. Harper co-founded the first victims' rights program in the United States.<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1991 || Developed transitional housing for the homeless<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Athens County, Ohio|Athens]] || 1991 || Co-founder of [[Worker Owned Network]]. Holley pioneered developing [[worker-owned cooperative]]s to alleviate poverty in Appalachia.<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Guernsey County, Ohio|Guernsey]] || 1991 || Active volunteer with the [[Ohio Republican Party]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1991 || First woman [[pipefitter]] in Ohio<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1991 || Board member of the national [[YWCA]] and advocate for minimum wage in Ohio<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1991 || Health care educator and advocate for children, families and those without housing<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Women's History Month DVIDS1101555.jpg|100px]] || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1991 || Founder of the Positive Plus Support Group. Pointer spearheaded an effort to bring [[midnight basketball]] to Cleveland.<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1991 || Former first lady of Cincinnati; administrator and director with the Helen Steiner Rice Foundation<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || (1908–2004) || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 1991 || Dance instructor and co-founder of the [[Dayton Ballet|Schwarz School of Dance]]<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Stark County, Ohio|Stark]] || 1991 || Youth fitness advocate and vice chair of the President"s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports Advisory Board<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1991 || Businesswoman and founder of Original Copy Centers<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1991 || Preserver of Italian American cultural heritage<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1992 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Mahoning County, Ohio|Mahoning]] || 1992 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1992 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1992 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1992 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Allen County, Ohio|Allen]] || 1992 || Arts, Music and Journalism
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| scope="row" | || || (1900–1981) || [[Lorain County, Ohio|Lorain]] || 1992 || Writer of religious and inspirational poetry
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| scope="row" | || || (1869–1955) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1992 || Watercolorist and painter
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Butler County, Ohio|Butler]] || 1992 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || (1905–2002) || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1993 || Journalist and author of children's books, including the earliest [[Nancy Drew]] mysteries
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Amelia Swilley Bingham 2.jpg|100px]] || (1869–1927) || [[Defiance County, Ohio|Defiance]] || 1993 || Stage actress
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1993 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1993 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || (1950–) || [[Sandusky County, Ohio|Sandusky]] || 1993 || Amputee, fashion model, osteosarcoma survivor, inspirational speaker, and fitness enthusiast
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| scope="row" | || || (1934–2002) || [[Greene County, Ohio|Greene]] || 1993 || Author of children's books and winner of the [[National Book Award for Young People's Literature]] and the [[Newbery Medal]]
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Lucy Webb Hayes - Brady-Handy.jpg|100px]] || (1831–1889) || [[Ross County, Ohio|Ross]] || 1993 || [[First Lady of the United States]] and the wife of [[President of the United States|President]] [[Rutherford B. Hayes]]
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Muskingum County, Ohio|Muskingum]] || 1993 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1993 || Law
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| scope="row" | || || (1880–1954) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1993 || Foreign news correspondent for ''[[The New York Times]]''
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1993 || Arts, Music and Journalism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Mahoning County, Ohio|Mahoning]] || 1993 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Jackson County, Ohio|Jackson]] || 1993 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1993 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Morrow County, Ohio|Morrow]] || 1993 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || (1956–) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1994 || First woman of the Ohio National Guard to assume command of two separate battalions and then a regiment; Director of the Ohio Veteran's Home
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1994 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1994 || Government and Military Service
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Auglaize County, Ohio|Auglaize]] || 1994 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Licking County, Ohio|Licking]] || 1994 || Sports and Athletics
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1994 || Arts, Music and Journalism
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Florence melton.jpg|100px]] || (1911–2007) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1994 || Inventor known for innovating the foam-soled and washable slipper.<ref name=NYSun>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Tuscarawas County, Ohio|Tuscarawas]] || 1994 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || (1868–1961) || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 1994 || Pictorial photographer of the early 20th century
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Ross County, Ohio|Ross]] || 1994 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Clark County, Ohio|Clark]] || 1994 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1994 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Vinton County, Ohio|Vinton]] || 1994 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Lillian Wald at National Portrait Gallery IMG 4579.JPG|100px]] || (1867–1940) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1994 || Nurse, social worker, public health official, teacher, author, editor, publisher, activist for peace, women's, children's and civil rights, and the founder of American community nursing
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Sandra Beckwith.jpg|100px]] || (1943–) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1995 || Judge; first woman to sit on the [[United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio]]
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Defiance County, Ohio|Defiance]] || 1995 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1995 || Law
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| scope="row" | || || (1917–2011) || [[Butler County, Ohio|Butler]] || 1995 || Nurse's aide for schools in Butler County and [[Masters athletics|masters athlete]]
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| scope="row" | || || (1958–) || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1995 || Sports columnist, TV and radio commentator, best-selling author and nationally known speaker
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Clinton County, Ohio|Clinton]] || 1995 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1995 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1995 || Government and Military Service
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1995 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1995 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1995 || Arts, Music and Journalism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 1995 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism<ref></ref>
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Licking County, Ohio|Licking]] || 1995 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 1995 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Mahoning County, Ohio|Mahoning]] || 1995 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || (1939–) || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1995 || Justice of the [[Supreme Court of Ohio]]
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| scope="row" | || || (1932–) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1995 || First woman to own a seat on the [[New York Stock Exchange]] and the first woman to head one of its member firms
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Portage County, Ohio|Portage]] || 1996 || Academic administrator and former president of [[Bowling Green State University]]
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1996 || Radio broadcaster
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Morrow County, Ohio|Morrow]] || 1996 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Trumbull County, Ohio|Trumbull]] || 1996 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || || (1944–2011) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1996 || Physician, cardiologist, academic and a former head of the [[National Institutes of Health]] (NIH)
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Union County, Ohio|Union]] || 1996 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1996 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || (1948–) || [[Wood County, Ohio|Wood]] || 1996 || Republican politician who served as [[Ohio State Auditor]]
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1996 || First Lady of Ohio and wife to Governor [[Bob Taft]]
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Darke County, Ohio|Darke]] || 1997 || Arts, Music and Journalism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Ashland County, Ohio|Ashland]] || 1997 || Government and Military Service
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1997 || Law
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Clermont County, Ohio|Clermont]] || 1997 || Government and Military Service
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Miami County, Ohio|Miami]] || 1997 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Allen County, Ohio|Allen]] || 1997 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1997 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Erie County, Ohio|Erie]] || 1997 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1997 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1997 || Government and Military Service
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1997 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Gallia County, Ohio|Gallia]] || 1998 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 1998 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || || (1949–) || [[Muskingum County, Ohio|Muskingum]] || 1998 || 66th [[Governor of Ohio]]
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| scope="row" | || [[File:SJJ Headshot Wikipedia.jpg|100px]] || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1998 || Lawyer and educator, President of Stephanie Jones Strategies and former Executive Director of the [[National Urban League]] Policy Institute
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1998 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Athens County, Ohio|Athens]] || 1998 || Dean of the Ohio University of Osteopathic Medicine
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Erie County, Ohio|Erie]] || 1998 || Arts, Music and Journalism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1998 || Arts, Music and Journalism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Muskingum County, Ohio|Muskingum]] || 1998 || Government and Military Service
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| scope="row" | ||[[File:Henrietta Buckler.jpg|100px]] || || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 1998 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Logan County, Ohio|Logan]] || 1998 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 1998 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1998 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1998 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Knox County, Ohio|Knox]] || 1999 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 1999 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Sarah Deal photo from 1997.jpg|100px]] || || [[Wood County, Ohio|Wood]] || 1999 || First female Marine selected for Naval aviation training, and subsequently the Marine Corps' first female aviator in 1993
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| scope="row" | || || (1861-1927) || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 1999 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1999 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || (1920–) || [[Muskingum County, Ohio|Muskingum]] || 1999 || Wife of former astronaut and Senator [[John Glenn]]
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| scope="row" | || || (1956-) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1999 || Artist known for her installations, textile art and sculptures
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1999 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 1999 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1999 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Erie County, Ohio|Erie]] || 1999 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Trumbull County, Ohio|Trumbull]] || 1999 || Government and Military Service
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1999 || Arts, Music and Journalism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Stark County, Ohio|Stark]] || 1999 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Athens County, Ohio|Athens]] || 1999 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Beecher-Stowe.jpg|100px]] || (1811–1896) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 1999 || abolitionist and author who wrote ''[[Uncle Tom's Cabin]]'' (1852)
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1999 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 1999 || Government and Military Service
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 2000 || Sports and Athletics
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Vinton County, Ohio|Vinton]] || 2000 || Government and Military Service
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 2000 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 2000 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Jefferson County, Ohio|Jefferson]] || 2000 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 2000 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2000 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || (1939–1980) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2000 || [[Ursulines|Ursuline]] nun and missionary to [[El Salvador]]
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2000 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2000 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Knox County, Ohio|Knox]] || 2000 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Mercer County, Ohio|Mercer]] || 2000 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Greene County, Ohio|Greene]] || 2000 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2000 || Law
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Elizabeth Zane.jpg|100px]] || (1759–1823) || [[Belmont County, Ohio|Belmont]] || 2000 || Alleged heroine of the [[American Revolutionary War]]
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Delaware County, Ohio|Delaware]] || 2001 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Frances Jennings Casement.jpg|100px]] || (1840–1928) || [[Lake County, Ohio|Lake]] || 2001 || [[Suffragette]]
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| scope="row" | || || (1910–2005) || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 2001 || First woman President of [[Davis College (Ohio)|Davis College]]
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Ashland County, Ohio|Ashland]] || 2001 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Darke County, Ohio|Darke]] || 2001 || Educator, advocate for historical preservation and Darke County Park Commissioner
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2001 || Lieutenant Colonel in the Marine Corps
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| scope="row" | || || (1869–1950) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2001 || Pianist and impresario; main organiser of the [[Cleveland Orchestra]]
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2001 || Assistant Attorney General for Ohio and the first African-American woman to serve as judge in Franklin County
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 2001 || Sports and Athletics
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2001 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Irene-D-Long-NASA.png|100px]] || (1950–) || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2001 || Physician and [[NASA]] official. Long was the first female Chief Medical Officer at the [[Kennedy Space Center]].
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Allen County, Ohio|Allen]] || 2001 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2001 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Mahoning County, Ohio|Mahoning]] || 2001 || Reverend Mother and founder of the World Fellowship Interdenominational Church
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Deborah Pryce.jpg|100px]] || (1951–) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2001 || Former Republican member of the [[United States House of Representatives]] for [[Ohio's 15th congressional district]]
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Wayne County, Ohio|Wayne]] || 2001 || Sports and Athletics
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2001 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2001 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2002 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 2002 || Government and Military Service
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2002 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Delaware County, Ohio|Delaware]] || 2002 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Trumbull County, Ohio|Trumbull]] || 2002 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Athens County, Ohio|Athens]] || 2002 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Auglaize County, Ohio|Auglaize]] || 2002 || Sports and Athletics
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2002 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2002 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Wayne County, Ohio|Wayne]] || 2002 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2002 || Sports reporter and breast cancer survivor
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Kathryn D. Sullivan.jpg|100px]] || (1951–) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2002 || Geologist and former [[NASA]] astronaut. Sullivan is the first American woman to walk in space.
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2003 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 2003 || Arts, Music and Journalism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 2003 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2003 || Government and Military Service
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2003 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Elsiejanis1.jpg|100px]] || (1889–1956) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2003 || Singer, songwriter, actress, and screenwriter
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| scope="row" | || || (1893–1974) || [[Shelby County, Ohio|Shelby]] || 2003 || Writer of children's and young adult fiction
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2003 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2003 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2003 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Wayne County, Ohio|Wayne]] || 2003 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2007 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Brown County, Ohio|Brown]] || 2007 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Holmes County, Ohio|Holmes]] || 2007 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 2007 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2007 || Law
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 2007 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2007 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || (1974–) || [[Hocking County, Ohio|Hocking]] || 2007 || Basketball player; Ohio State Female Athlete of the Century
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Mahoning County, Ohio|Mahoning]] || 2007 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2008 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)}}Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2) || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2008 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Clark County, Ohio|Clark]] || 2008 || Government and Military Service
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Yvette McGee Brown 09-14-2010.jpg|100px]] || (1960–) || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2008 || President of the Center for Children and Family Advocacy at Nationwide Children's Hospital
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2008 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 2008 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 2008 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 2008 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2008 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2008 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2008 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || || (1953–) || [[Adams County, Ohio|Adams]] || 2008 || Journalist, critic and author
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Greene County, Ohio|Greene]] || 2008 || Education
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| scope="row" | || || (1945–) || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 2009 || Journalist, op-ed columnist and author, most recognized for her work with ''[[The New York Times]]''
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2009 || Dean and Vice President for Medical Affairs of the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2009 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Ross County, Ohio|Ross]] || 2009 || Educator
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 2009 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Athens County, Ohio|Athens]] || 2009 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Erie County, Ohio|Erie]] || 2009 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2009 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2009 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 2009 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2009 || Government and Military Service
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Summit County, Ohio|Summit]] || 2009 || Religion and Community Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 2009 || University of Toledo Professor and community advocate who seeks to combat domestic human trafficking and prostitution.
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Montgomery County, Ohio|Montgomery]] || 2010 || Law
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2010 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lorain County, Ohio|Lorain]] || 2010 || Sports and Athletics
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2010 || Arts, Music and Journalism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Ottawa County, Ohio|Ottawa]] || 2010 || Government and Military Service
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Pickaway County, Ohio|Pickaway]] || 2010 || Executive Director of the Pickaway County Veteran Service Commission
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 2010 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2010 || Women's Suffrage and Cultural Activism
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Knox County, Ohio|Knox]] || 2010 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 2010 || Math, Science and Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2010 || Business and Labor
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2011 || Health Services
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2011 || Community and Military Service
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| scope="row" | || [[File:Fewharper.jpg|100px]] || (1825-1911) || || 2011 || [[African-American]] abolitionist, poet and author. Harper published her first book of poetry at age 20 and her first novel, the widely praised ''[[Iola Leroy]],'' at age 67.
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Henry County, Ohio|Henry]] || 2011 || Military Service and Law
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin]] || 2011 || Science and Education
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lucas County, Ohio|Lucas]] || 2011 || Health Service and Law
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Lorain County, Ohio|Lorain]] || 2011 || Science
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Cuyahoga County, Ohio|Cuyahoga]] || 2011 || Community Service and Health Service
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| scope="row" | || || || [[Hamilton County, Ohio|Hamilton]] || 2011 || Arts and Conservation
|}
== Referencias ==
== Bibliografía ==
*
==Enlaces externos==
* [https://ift.tt/2Gp8sqs Ohio Women's Hall of Fame] Página web del Salón de la Fama de las Mujeres de Ohio)
* [http://www.ohioana.org Asociación de bibliotecas de Ohioana]
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[[Categoría:Historia del feminismo]]
[[Categoría:Historia del feminismo en Estados Unidos]]
[[Categoría:Historia de la mujer]]
[[Categoría:Cultura de Ohio]]
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意味を調べるمملوك (تاريخ)
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مملوك (تاريخ)
LittleDogie: أنشأ الصفحة ب''''المملوك''' (والجمع '''مماليك''') هي تسمية عربية يشار بها إلى العبيد. يشيع هذا المصطلح تاريخيا لل...'
'''المملوك''' (والجمع '''مماليك''') هي تسمية عربية يشار بها إلى العبيد. يشيع هذا المصطلح تاريخيا للإشارة إلى الجنود العبيد المسلمين والحكام المسلمين الذين يرجع أصلهم من العبيد.
[[File:Mameluke-in-Full-Armour.jpg|thumb|upright| محارب مصري مملوك في درعه الكامل ومسلح بحربة ودرع وسيف مملوكي ومسدسات]]
[[File:Ottoman Mamluk horseman circa 1550.jpg|thumb|upright| درع فارس مملوك عثماني، حوالي 1550]]
وهو يشير بالتحديد إلى:
* [[الدولة الغزنوية]] في [[خراسان الكبرى]] (977-1186)
* [[الدولة الخوارزمية]] في [[بلاد ما وراء النهر]] (1077-1231)
* [[مماليك الهند]] (1206-1290)
* [[الدولة المملوكية|سلطنة المماليك]] (القاهرة) (1250-1517)
** [[المماليك البحريون]] (1250-1382)
** [[مماليك الشركس|المماليك البرجىون]] (1382-1517)
* [[مماليك العراق]] (1704-1831)
أهم سلالات المماليك كانت طبقة الفرسان التي حكمت [[تاريخ مصر الإسلامية|مصر في العصور الوسطى]]، والتي نشأت من صفوف جنود الرقيق. وكان أغلبهم من الأتراك،<ref name="Isichei 1997 192"></ref> والأقباط المصريين،<ref name="ReferenceA">Thomas Philipp & Ulrich Haarmann. ''The Mamluks in Egyptian Politics and Society''.</ref> والشركس،<ref name=GPG></ref> والأبخاز، <ref>А.Ш.Кадырбаев, Сайф-ад-Дин Хайр-Бек - абхазский "король эмиров" Мамлюкского Египта (1517-1522), "Материалы первой международной научной конференции, посвященной 65-летию В.Г.Ардзинба". Сухум: АбИГИ, 2011, pp. 87-95</ref><ref>Thomas Philipp, Ulrich Haarmann (eds), ''The Mamluks in Egyptian Politics and Society''. (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998), pp. 115-116.</ref><ref>Jane Hathaway, ''The Politics of Households in Ottoman Egypt: The Rise of the Qazdaglis''. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1997, pp. 103-104.</ref> والكرج. <ref name=autogenerated1>"Relations of the Georgian Mamluks of Egypt with Their Homeland in the Last Decades of the Eighteenth Century". Daniel Crecelius and Gotcha Djaparidze. ''Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient'', Vol. 45, No. 3 (2002), pp. 320—341. ISSN 0022-4995.</ref><ref name="bbs"> By Reidar Visser</ref><ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref> كما أتى العديد منهم من أصل بلقاني (الألبان واليونان والسلاف الجنوبيين). <ref name="István Vásáry 2005">István Vásáry (2005) Cuman and Tatars, Cambridge University Press.</ref><ref name="T. Pavlidis 2011">T. Pavlidis, A Concise History of the Middle East, Chapter 11: Turks and Byzantine Decline, 2011</ref> يصف الباحث ديفد أيالون ما أسماه "ظاهرة المماليك"، أو إنشاء طبقة من المحاربين، <ref></ref> وكانت ذات أهمية سياسية كبيرة. استمر وجود المماليك في مصر لما يقرب من ألف سنة، من القرن التاسع إلى القرن التاسع عشر.
أصبح المماليك مع مرور الوقت طبقة عسكرية قوية في مختلف المجتمعات التي سيطر عليها الحكام المسلمون. لا سيما في مصر، ولكن أيضا في بلاد الشام وبلاد ما بين النهرين والهند، حيث استولى المماليك على مقاليد السلطة السياسية والعسكرية. وفي بعض الحالات، أصبح المماليك سلاطينا، وامتلكوا في دول أخرى سلطة إقليمية كأمراء. استولى المماليك على السلطنة في مصر والشام بين عامي 1250-1517. هزم السلاطين المماليك جنود [[إلخانات|الإلخانات]] المغول في [[معركة عين جالوت]]. كما قاتلوا الصليبيين الأوروبيين وطردوهم من مصر والشام. في عام 1302 طرد المماليك آخر الحكام الصليبيين من بلاد الشام، فانتهى بهذا عصر الحروب الصليبية. <ref></ref>
كان وضع المماليك فوق وضع العبيد العاديين الذين لم يسمح لهم بحمل السلاح أو أداء مهام معينة. في أماكن مثل مصر، من [[العهد الأيوبي]] إلى عهد [[محمد علي باشا]]، تم اعتبار المماليك "أمراء حقيقيين" و "محاربين حقيقيين"، وكان وضعهم الاجتماعي فوق عامة السكان في مصر والشام. بمعنى أنهم كانوا مثل المرتزقة المستعبدين. <ref name="ReferenceA"/><ref name="Behrens-Abouseif, Doris 2008">Behrens-Abouseif, Doris. ''Cairo of the Mamluks: A History of Architecture and Its Culture''. New York: Macmillan, 2008.</ref>
== مراجع ==
[[File:Mameluke-in-Full-Armour.jpg|thumb|upright| محارب مصري مملوك في درعه الكامل ومسلح بحربة ودرع وسيف مملوكي ومسدسات]]
[[File:Ottoman Mamluk horseman circa 1550.jpg|thumb|upright| درع فارس مملوك عثماني، حوالي 1550]]
وهو يشير بالتحديد إلى:
* [[الدولة الغزنوية]] في [[خراسان الكبرى]] (977-1186)
* [[الدولة الخوارزمية]] في [[بلاد ما وراء النهر]] (1077-1231)
* [[مماليك الهند]] (1206-1290)
* [[الدولة المملوكية|سلطنة المماليك]] (القاهرة) (1250-1517)
** [[المماليك البحريون]] (1250-1382)
** [[مماليك الشركس|المماليك البرجىون]] (1382-1517)
* [[مماليك العراق]] (1704-1831)
أهم سلالات المماليك كانت طبقة الفرسان التي حكمت [[تاريخ مصر الإسلامية|مصر في العصور الوسطى]]، والتي نشأت من صفوف جنود الرقيق. وكان أغلبهم من الأتراك،<ref name="Isichei 1997 192"></ref> والأقباط المصريين،<ref name="ReferenceA">Thomas Philipp & Ulrich Haarmann. ''The Mamluks in Egyptian Politics and Society''.</ref> والشركس،<ref name=GPG></ref> والأبخاز، <ref>А.Ш.Кадырбаев, Сайф-ад-Дин Хайр-Бек - абхазский "король эмиров" Мамлюкского Египта (1517-1522), "Материалы первой международной научной конференции, посвященной 65-летию В.Г.Ардзинба". Сухум: АбИГИ, 2011, pp. 87-95</ref><ref>Thomas Philipp, Ulrich Haarmann (eds), ''The Mamluks in Egyptian Politics and Society''. (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998), pp. 115-116.</ref><ref>Jane Hathaway, ''The Politics of Households in Ottoman Egypt: The Rise of the Qazdaglis''. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1997, pp. 103-104.</ref> والكرج. <ref name=autogenerated1>"Relations of the Georgian Mamluks of Egypt with Their Homeland in the Last Decades of the Eighteenth Century". Daniel Crecelius and Gotcha Djaparidze. ''Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient'', Vol. 45, No. 3 (2002), pp. 320—341. ISSN 0022-4995.</ref><ref name="bbs"> By Reidar Visser</ref><ref>Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)</ref> كما أتى العديد منهم من أصل بلقاني (الألبان واليونان والسلاف الجنوبيين). <ref name="István Vásáry 2005">István Vásáry (2005) Cuman and Tatars, Cambridge University Press.</ref><ref name="T. Pavlidis 2011">T. Pavlidis, A Concise History of the Middle East, Chapter 11: Turks and Byzantine Decline, 2011</ref> يصف الباحث ديفد أيالون ما أسماه "ظاهرة المماليك"، أو إنشاء طبقة من المحاربين، <ref></ref> وكانت ذات أهمية سياسية كبيرة. استمر وجود المماليك في مصر لما يقرب من ألف سنة، من القرن التاسع إلى القرن التاسع عشر.
أصبح المماليك مع مرور الوقت طبقة عسكرية قوية في مختلف المجتمعات التي سيطر عليها الحكام المسلمون. لا سيما في مصر، ولكن أيضا في بلاد الشام وبلاد ما بين النهرين والهند، حيث استولى المماليك على مقاليد السلطة السياسية والعسكرية. وفي بعض الحالات، أصبح المماليك سلاطينا، وامتلكوا في دول أخرى سلطة إقليمية كأمراء. استولى المماليك على السلطنة في مصر والشام بين عامي 1250-1517. هزم السلاطين المماليك جنود [[إلخانات|الإلخانات]] المغول في [[معركة عين جالوت]]. كما قاتلوا الصليبيين الأوروبيين وطردوهم من مصر والشام. في عام 1302 طرد المماليك آخر الحكام الصليبيين من بلاد الشام، فانتهى بهذا عصر الحروب الصليبية. <ref></ref>
كان وضع المماليك فوق وضع العبيد العاديين الذين لم يسمح لهم بحمل السلاح أو أداء مهام معينة. في أماكن مثل مصر، من [[العهد الأيوبي]] إلى عهد [[محمد علي باشا]]، تم اعتبار المماليك "أمراء حقيقيين" و "محاربين حقيقيين"، وكان وضعهم الاجتماعي فوق عامة السكان في مصر والشام. بمعنى أنهم كانوا مثل المرتزقة المستعبدين. <ref name="ReferenceA"/><ref name="Behrens-Abouseif, Doris 2008">Behrens-Abouseif, Doris. ''Cairo of the Mamluks: A History of Architecture and Its Culture''. New York: Macmillan, 2008.</ref>
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意味を調べるListe de footballeurs ayant joué le plus de match en club durant leur carrière
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Liste de footballeurs ayant joué le plus de match en club durant leur carrière
Grathis : Nouvelle page : Cet article '''liste les footballeurs et footballeuses ayant joué plus de 800 matchs en club en carrière pour les hommes et 300 pour les femmes'...
Cet article '''liste les [[Footballeur|footballeurs]] et [[Footballeuse|footballeuses]] ayant joué plus de 800 matchs en club en carrière pour les hommes et 300 pour les femmes'''.
Le sportif le plus sélectionné de tous les temps est le brésilien [[Rogério Ceni]], à 1238 reprises.<br />
La sportive la plus sélectionnée de tous les temps est l'italienne [[Patrizia Panico]], à 678 reprises.
La première footballeuse à atteindre le chiffre symbolique des 300 matchs pour un seul club est l'espagnole [[Erika Vázquez]] en 2016 pour le club de l'[[Athletic Bilbao (féminines)|Athletic Bilbao]]. Le chiffre des 300 est symbolique car seule les joueuses ayant une immense carrière ou ayant marqué l'histoire de le ou leurs clubs ont pu atteindre ce nombre.
== Joueurs comptant plus de 800 caps ==
<small><nowiki/></small>
{| class="wikitable alternance sortable"
|+
!#
!Nom
!Pays
!Confédération
!'''Caps'''
!Club
!'''Buts'''
!Trophée
! colspan="2" |Carrière
|-
|'''1.'''
|[[Rogério Ceni]]
| [[Brésil]]
|[[Confédération sud-américaine de football|CONMEBOL]]
|'''1238'''
|<small>[[São Paulo Futebol Clube|São Paulo]] (1238)</small>
|'''132'''
|18
|1990
|2015
|-
|'''2.'''
|[[Ryan Giggs]]
| [[Équipe du pays de Galles de football|Pays de Galles]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''963'''
|<small>[[Manchester United Football Club|Manchester United]] (963)</small>
|'''169'''
|'''35'''
|1991
|2014
|-
|'''3.'''
|[[David Seaman]]
| [[Angleterre]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''957'''
|<small>[[Peterborough United Football Club|Peterborough United]] (106), [[Birmingham City Football Club|Birmingham City]] (84), [[Queens Park Rangers Football Club|Queens Park Rangers]] (175), [[Arsenal Football Club|Arsenal]] (564), [[Manchester City Football Club|Manchester City]] (26)</small>
|'''0'''
|13
|1982
|2004
|-
|'''4.'''
|[[Raúl (football)|Raúl]]
| [[Espagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''920'''
|<small>[[Real Madrid Club de Fútbol|Real Madrid]] (749), [[FC Schalke 04|Schalke 04]] (98), [[Sadd Sports Club|Al-Sadd SC]] (61), [[Cosmos de New York (2010)|New York Cosmos]] (32)</small>
|'''405'''
|22
|1994
|2015
|-
|'''5.'''
|[[Xavi]]
| [[Espagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''909'''
|<small>[[FC Barcelone (football)|FC Barcelone]] et [[FC Barcelone (football)|FC Barcelone]] B (828), [[Al Sadd Sports Club|Al Sadd SC]] (81)</small>
|'''98'''
|26
|1997
|2018
|-
|'''6.'''
|[[Paolo Maldini]]
| [[Italie]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''902'''
|<small>[[Associazione Calcio Milan|AC Milan]] (902)</small>
|'''33'''
|27
|1985
|2009
|-
|'''7.'''
|[[John Trollope]]
| [[Angleterre]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''889'''
|<small>[[Swindon Town Football Club|Swindon Town FC]] (889)</small>
|'''28'''
|?
|1960
|1980
|-
|'''8.'''
|[[Rivaldo]]
| [[Brésil]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|CONMEBOL]]
|'''882'''
|
|'''397'''
|30
|1989
|2015
|-
|'''9.'''
|'''[[Gianluigi Buffon]]'''
| [[Italie]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''867'''
|<small>[[Parme Football Club|Parme AC]] (220), [[Juventus FC]] (647)</small>
|'''0'''
|17
|1995
|
|-
|'''10.'''
|Said Altınordu
| [[Turquie]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''847'''
|<small>[[Altınordu FK|Altınordu SK]] (847)</small>
|'''29'''
|6
|1929
|1956
|-
|
|[[Denis Irwin]]
| [[Équipe de République d'Irlande de football|Irlande]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''843'''
|<small>[[Leeds United Association Football Club|Leeds United]] (72), [[Oldham Athletic Association Football Club|Oldham Athletic]] (167), [[Manchester United F.C.|Manchester United]] (529), [[Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club|Wolverhampton]] (75)</small>
|'''41'''
|20
|1983
|2004
|-
|
|Roy Sproson
| [[Angleterre]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''842'''
|<small>[[Port Vale Football Club]] (842)</small>
|'''35'''
|3
|1950
|1972
|-
|
|[[Maurice Malpas]]
| [[Écosse|Ecosse]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''832'''
|<small>[[Dundee United Football Club|Dundee United FC]] (832)</small>
|'''?'''
|2
|1979
|2000
|-
|
|'''[[Iker Casillas]]'''
| [[Espagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''830'''
|<small>[[Real Madrid Club de Fútbol|Real Madrid]] (725), [[Futebol Clube do Porto|FC Porto]] (105)</small>
|'''0'''
|18
|1999
|
|-
|
|[[Lee Dixon]]
| [[Angleterre]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''830'''
|<small>[[Burnley Football Club|Burnley]] (5), [[Chester City Football Club|Chester City]] (63), [[Bury Football Club|Bury]] (58), [[Stoke City Football Club|Stoke City]] (88), [[Arsenal Football Club|Arsenal]] (616)</small>
|'''41'''
|13
|1982
|2002
|-
|
|[[Jimmy Dickinson]]
| [[Angleterre]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''828'''
|<small>[[Portsmouth FC|Portsmouth]] (828)</small>
|'''10'''
|?
|1946
|1965
|-
|
|[[Edwin van der Sar]]
| [[Pays-Bas]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''820'''
|<small>[[Ajax Amsterdam]] (312), [[Juventus Football Club|Juventus]] (88), [[Fulham Football Club|Fulham]] (154), [[Manchester United Football Club|Manchester United]] (266)</small>
|'''1'''
|24
|1990
|2011
|-
|
|[[Bobby Charlton]]
| [[Angleterre]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''807'''
|<small>[[Manchester United Football Club|Manchester United]] (758), [[Preston North End Football Club|Preston North End]] (45), [[Waterford United]] (4)</small>
|'''260'''
|9
|1956
|1976
|-
|
|[[Pelé]]
| [[Brésil]]
|[[Confédération sud-américaine de football|CONMEBOL]]
|'''720'''
|<small>[[Santos Futebol Clube (Santos)|Santos FC]] (656), [[New York Cosmos|NY Cosmos]] (64)</small>
|'''680'''
|23
|1956
|1974
|}
== Joueuses comptant plus de 300 caps ==
<small><nowiki/></small>
{| class="wikitable alternance sortable"
|+
!#
!Nom
!Pays
!Confédération
!'''Caps'''
!Club
!'''Buts'''
!Trophée
! colspan="2" |Carrière
|-
|'''1.'''
|[[Patrizia Panico]]
| [[Italie]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''686'''
|<small>Lazio Rome (280), Torino (74), CF Modene (29), AC Milan (27), [[Associazione Sportiva Dilettantistica AGSM Vérone|Bardolino Vérone]] (62),<br />[[Torres Calcio Femminile|Torres Calcio]] (156), [[Sky Blue Football Club|Sky Blue]] (10), [[Associazione Sportiva Dilettantistica AGSM Vérone|AGSM Vérone]] (25), [[Fiorentina Women's Football Club|Fiorentina]] (23)</small>
|'''647'''
|'''25'''
|1993
|2016
|-
|'''2.'''
|'''[[Camille Abily]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''513'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[En Avant de Guingamp (féminines)|Saint-Brieuc FF]] (20), [[Étoile sportive ornaysienne de football Vendée La Roche-sur-Yon|La Roche ESOF]] (21), [[Centre national de formation et d'entraînement de Clairefontaine|CNFE Clairefontaine]] (17), [[Montpellier Hérault Sport Club (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (90),<br />[[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (316), [[Sol de Los Angeles|Los Angeles Sol]] (18), [[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris SG]] (13), [[Football Club Gold Pride|FC Gold Pride]] (18)</small>
|'''259'''
|'''25'''
|2000
|
|-
|'''3.'''
|[[Homare Sawa]]
| [[Japon]]
|[[AFC]]
|'''466'''
|<small>[[Yomiuri Beleza]] (136), [[Atlanta Beat]] (55), [[NTV Beleza]] (112), [[Washington Freedom]] (41),<br />[[INAC Leonessa]] (122)</small>
|'''159'''
|21
|1991
|2015
|-
|'''4.'''
|'''[[Gaëtane Thiney]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''426'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Saint-Memmie Olympique]] (124), [[US Compiègne Club Oise|US Compiègne CO]] (44), [[Football Club Féminin Juvisy Essonne|Paris Football Club]] (258)</small>
|'''209'''
|0
|2000
|
|-
|'''5.'''
|'''[[Lotta Schelin]]'''
| [[Suède]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''390'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC|Göteborg FC]] (134), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (224), [[FC Rosengård (football féminin)|FC Rosengård]] (32)</small>
|'''346'''
|17
|2001
|
|-
|'''7.'''
|'''[[Shinobu Ohno]]'''
| [[Japon]]
|[[AFC]]
|'''378'''
|<small>[[NTV Beleza]] (225), [[INAC Kobe]] (125), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (7),<br />[[AS Elfen Saitama]] (11), [[Arsenal Ladies Football Club|Arsenal FC]] (22)</small>
|'''210'''
|1
|1999
|
|-
|'''6.'''
|'''[[Erika Vázquez]]'''
| [[Espagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''377'''
|<small>[[Athletic Bilbao (féminines)|Athletic Bilbao]] (347), [[RCD Espanyol de Barcelone|RCD Espanyol]] (30)</small>
|'''292'''
|3
|1998
|
|-
|'''8.'''
|'''[[Élodie Thomis]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''368'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Centre national de formation et d'entraînement de Clairefontaine|CNFE Clairefontaine]] (35), [[Montpellier Hérault Sport Club (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (58), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (275)</small>
|'''164'''
|21
|2003
|
|-
|'''9.'''
|[[Kerstin Garefrekes]]
| [[Allemagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''365'''
|<small>[[FFC Heike Rheine]] (102), [[1. FFC Francfort|FFC Francfort]] (253), [[Spirit de Washington|Washington Spirit]] (10)</small>
|'''248'''
|5
|1998
|2014
|-
|'''10.'''
|[[Sabrina Delannoy]]
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''361'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Centre national de formation et d'entraînement de Clairefontaine|CNFE Clairefontaine]] (41), [[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris Saint-Germain]] (320)</small>
|'''32'''
|1
|2003
|2017
|-
|11.
|[[Sabrina Viguier]]
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''354'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Toulouse FC (féminines)|Toulouse FC]] (88), [[Montpellier HSC (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (104), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (93),<br />[[Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC|Goteborg]] (22), [[Association sportive de Saint-Étienne (féminines)|Saint-Etienne]] (34), [[Limhamn-Bunkeflo 07]] (13)</small>
|'''18'''
|17
|1999
|2016
|-
|12.
|[[Trine Rønning]]
| [[Norvège]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''351'''
|<small>[[SK Trondheims-Ørn]] (89), [[Kolbotn]] (99), [[Stabæk Fotball|Stabæk FK]] (168)</small>
|'''109'''
|8
|1998
|2017
|-
|13.
|'''[[Sandrine Brétigny]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''348'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Football Club de Lyon (football)|FC Lyon]] (62), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (186), [[1. FFC Francfort|FFC Francfort]] (14),<br />[[Paris Football Club (féminines)|Paris FC]] (42), [[Olympique de Marseille (féminines)|Olympique de Marseille]] (44)</small>
|'''275'''
|13
|2000
|
|-
|14.
|'''[[Élise Bussaglia]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''343'''
|<small>[[Centre national de formation et d'entraînement de Clairefontaine|CNFE Clairefontaine]] (20), [[Football Club Féminin Juvisy Essonne|Paris Football Club]] (62) [[Montpellier Hérault Sport Club (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (48), [[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris Saint-Germain]] (70), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (72),</small> <small>[[VfL Wolfsbourg (féminines)|VfL Wolfsbourg]] (50), [[FC Barcelone (féminines)|FC Barcelone]] (21)</small>
|'''55'''
|11
|2003
|
|-
|15.
|'''[[Corine Petit]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''342'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[ASJ Soyaux]] (129), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (213)</small>
|'''86'''
|19
|2003
|
|-
|
|[[Louisa Necib]]
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''341'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Centre national de formation et d'entraînement de Clairefontaine|CNFE Clairefontaine]] (38), [[Montpellier Hérault Sport Club (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (25), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (278)</small>
|'''129'''
|19
|2004
|2016
|-
|
|'''[[Vero Boquete]]'''
| [[Espagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''338'''<ref></ref>
|<small>Prainsa Zaragoza (83), [[RCD Espanyol de Barcelone|RCD Espanyo]]<nowiki/>l (97), [[Flash de Western New York|Buffalo Flash]] (9), [[Chicago Red Stars]] (3),<br />[[Independence de Philadelphie]] (13), [[FC Energiya Voronej|Energy Voronezh]] (5), [[Tyresö FF]] (39), [[Portland Thorns FC]] (15), [[1. FFC Francfort|FFC Francfort]] (23), [[Bayern Munich (féminines)|Bayern Munich]] (9), [[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris Saint-Germain]] (42)</small><small><nowiki/></small>
|'''173'''
|5
|2005
|
|-
|
|[[Inka Grings]]
| [[Allemagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''337'''
|<small>[[FCR 2001 Duisbourg|FCR Duisbourg]] (271), [[FC Zürich Frauen|FC Zürich]] (31), [[Chicago Red Stars]] (16), [[1. FC Cologne (féminines)|FC Cologne]] (19)</small>
|'''434'''
|8
|1995
|2014
|-
|
|[[Hoda Lattaf]]
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''334'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Montpellier HSC (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (275), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (59)</small>
|'''229'''
|7
|2000
|2014
|-
|
|'''[[Solveig Gulbrandsen]]'''
| [[Norvège]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''332'''
|<small>[[Kolbotn IL]] (254), [[Stabæk Fotball|Stabæk]] (23), [[FC Gold Pride]] (8), [[Vålerenga Fotball|Vålerenga]] (47)</small>
|'''154'''
|5
|1997
|
|-
|
|'''[[Marta Vieira da Silva|Marta]]'''
| [[Brésil]]
|[[Confédération sud-américaine de football|CONMEBOL]]
|'''330'''
|<small>[[Santa Cruz Futebol Clube (Recife)|Santa Cruz]] (38), [[Umeå IK]] (103), [[Los Angeles Sol]] (20), [[Santos Futebol Clube (féminines)|Santos FC]] (26), [[Football Club Gold Pride|FC Gold Pride]] (24),<br />[[Western New York Flash]] (14), [[Tyresö FF]] (38), [[FC Rosengård (football féminin)|FC Rosengård]] (43), [[Orlando Pride]] (24)</small>
|'''288'''
|11
|2002
|
|-
|
|'''[[Laura Georges]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''329'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris Saint-Germain]] (121), [[Boston College Eagles]] (47),<br />[[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (160), [[Bayern Munich (féminines)|Bayern Munich]] (1)</small>
|'''19'''
|10
|2003
|
|-
|
|'''[[Marie-Laure Delie]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''328'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Centre national de formation et d'entraînement de Clairefontaine|CNFE Clairefontaine]] (37), [[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris Saint-Germain]] (154), [[Montpellier Hérault Sport Club (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (137)</small>
|'''239'''
|1
|2005
|
|-
|
|'''[[Sarah Bouhaddi]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''326'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Centre national de formation et d'entraînement de Clairefontaine|CNFE Clairefontaine]] (38), [[Toulouse FC (féminines)|Toulouse FC]] (22), [[Paris Football Club (féminines)|Paris FC]] (53), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (213)</small>
|'''1'''
|18
|2003
|
|-
|
|[[Nozomi Yamago]]
| [[Japon]]
|[[AFC]]
|'''326'''
|
|'''0'''
|0
|1993
|2014
|-
|
|[[Laëtitia Tonazzi|'''Laetitia Tonazzi''']]
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''324'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Paris Football Club (féminines)|Paris FC]] (213), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (59), [[Montpellier HSC (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (52)</small>
|'''252'''
|7
|1995
|
|-
|
|'''[[Eugénie Le Sommer]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''321'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Stade briochin (féminines)|Stade briochin]] (71), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (250)</small>
|'''267'''
|17
|2007
|
|-
|
|'''[[Yūki Ōgimi]]'''
| [[Japon]]
|[[AFC]]
|'''318'''
|<small>[[NTV Beleza]] (133), [[1. FFC Turbine Potsdam|FFC Turbine Potsdam]] (109), [[Chelsea Ladies Football Club|Chelsea LFC]] (25), [[VfL Wolfsbourg (féminines)|VfL Wolfsbourg]] (9),<br />[[1. FFC Francfort|FFC Francfort]] (35), [[Red Stars de Chicago|Chicago Red Stars]] (7)</small>
|'''189'''
|13
|2003
|
|-
|
|[[Sonia Bompastor]]
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''318'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[La Roche ESOF]] (10), [[Montpellier HSC (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (83), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (170),<br />[[Washington Freedom]] (42),[[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris Saint-Germain]] (13)</small>
|'''75'''
|14
|2000
|2013
|-
|
|'''[[Ainhoa Tirapu]]'''
| [[Espagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''315'''
|<small>[[Athletic Bilbao (féminines)|Athletic Bilbao]] (315)</small>
|'''0'''
|2
|2005
|
|-
|
|[[Martina Müller (football)|Martina Müller]]
| [[Allemagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''311'''
|<small>[[FSV Francfort]] (22), [[SC 07 Bad Neuenahr]] (79), [[VfL Wolfsbourg (féminines)|VfL Wolfsbourg]] (210)</small>
|'''138'''
|6
|1998
|2015
|-
|
|[[Saskia Bartusiak]]
| [[Allemagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''308'''
|<small>[[FSV Francfort]] (101), [[1.FFC Francfort|FFC Francfort]] (207)</small>
|'''43'''
|9
|1996
|2017
|-
|
|'''[[Wendie Renard]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''303'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (303)</small>
|'''87'''
|22
|2006
|
|-
|
|'''[[Shirley Cruz Traña]]'''
| [[Costa Rica]]
|[[Confédération de football d'Amérique du Nord, d'Amérique centrale et des Caraïbes|CONCACAF]]
|'''303'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (172), [[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris Saint-Germain]] (131)</small>
|'''68'''
|10
|2006
|
|-
|
|[[Nekane Díez]]
| [[Espagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''282'''
|<small>[[Athletic Bilbao (féminines)|Athletic Bilbao]] (282)</small>
|'''141'''
|1
|2007
|
|}
=== Classement par pays ===
{| class="wikitable alternance sortable"
!Rang
!Pays
!Joueuses
!Active
|-
| align="center" |1
| [[équipe de France de football féminin|France]]
| align="center" |17
| align="center" |12
|-
| align="center" |2
| [[Espagne]]
| align="center" |4
| align="center" |4
|-
| align="center" |
| [[Japon]]
| align="center" |4
| align="center" |2
|-
| align="center" |
| [[équipe d'Allemagne de football féminin|Allemagne]]
| align="center" |4
| align="center" |0
|-
| align="center" |5
| [[Norvège]]
| align="center" |2
| align="center" |1
|-
| align="center" |6||| [[équipe de Suède de football féminin|Suède]] || align="center" |1|| align="center" |1
|-
|
| [[Brésil]]
| align="center" |1
| align="center" |1
|-
|
| [[Costa Rica]]
| align="center" |1
| align="center" |1
|-
|
| [[Italie]]
| align="center" |1
| align="center" |0
|}
=== Classement par confédération ===
{| class="wikitable alternance sortable"
|+
!Rang
!Confédération
!Joueuse
!Active
!Pays
|-
| align="center" |1.
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
| align="center" |29
| align="center" |18
|<small>[[équipe de France de football féminin|France]] (17), [[équipe d'Allemagne de football féminin|Allemagne]] (4), [[Espagne]] (4), [[Norvège]] (2), [[équipe de Suède de football féminin|Suède]] (1), [[Italie]] (1)</small>
|-
| align="center" |2.
|[[AFC]]
| align="center" |4
| align="center" |2
|<small>[[Japon]] (4)</small>
|-
| align="center" |3.
|[[Confédération de football d'Amérique du Nord, d'Amérique centrale et des Caraïbes|CONCACAF]]
| align="center" |1
| align="center" |1
|<small>[[Costa Rica]] (1)</small>
|-
| align="center" |3.
|[[Confédération sud-américaine de football|CONMEBOL]]
| align="center" |1
| align="center" |1
|<small>[[Brésil]] (1)</small>
|}
== Voir aussi ==
*[[Liste des meilleurs buteurs en sélection nationale de football]]
*[[Liste des footballeurs sélectionnés plus de 100 fois en équipe nationale]]
=== Notes et références ===
=== Liens internes ===
Le sportif le plus sélectionné de tous les temps est le brésilien [[Rogério Ceni]], à 1238 reprises.<br />
La sportive la plus sélectionnée de tous les temps est l'italienne [[Patrizia Panico]], à 678 reprises.
La première footballeuse à atteindre le chiffre symbolique des 300 matchs pour un seul club est l'espagnole [[Erika Vázquez]] en 2016 pour le club de l'[[Athletic Bilbao (féminines)|Athletic Bilbao]]. Le chiffre des 300 est symbolique car seule les joueuses ayant une immense carrière ou ayant marqué l'histoire de le ou leurs clubs ont pu atteindre ce nombre.
== Joueurs comptant plus de 800 caps ==
<small><nowiki/></small>
{| class="wikitable alternance sortable"
|+
!#
!Nom
!Pays
!Confédération
!'''Caps'''
!Club
!'''Buts'''
!Trophée
! colspan="2" |Carrière
|-
|'''1.'''
|[[Rogério Ceni]]
| [[Brésil]]
|[[Confédération sud-américaine de football|CONMEBOL]]
|'''1238'''
|<small>[[São Paulo Futebol Clube|São Paulo]] (1238)</small>
|'''132'''
|18
|1990
|2015
|-
|'''2.'''
|[[Ryan Giggs]]
| [[Équipe du pays de Galles de football|Pays de Galles]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''963'''
|<small>[[Manchester United Football Club|Manchester United]] (963)</small>
|'''169'''
|'''35'''
|1991
|2014
|-
|'''3.'''
|[[David Seaman]]
| [[Angleterre]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''957'''
|<small>[[Peterborough United Football Club|Peterborough United]] (106), [[Birmingham City Football Club|Birmingham City]] (84), [[Queens Park Rangers Football Club|Queens Park Rangers]] (175), [[Arsenal Football Club|Arsenal]] (564), [[Manchester City Football Club|Manchester City]] (26)</small>
|'''0'''
|13
|1982
|2004
|-
|'''4.'''
|[[Raúl (football)|Raúl]]
| [[Espagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''920'''
|<small>[[Real Madrid Club de Fútbol|Real Madrid]] (749), [[FC Schalke 04|Schalke 04]] (98), [[Sadd Sports Club|Al-Sadd SC]] (61), [[Cosmos de New York (2010)|New York Cosmos]] (32)</small>
|'''405'''
|22
|1994
|2015
|-
|'''5.'''
|[[Xavi]]
| [[Espagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''909'''
|<small>[[FC Barcelone (football)|FC Barcelone]] et [[FC Barcelone (football)|FC Barcelone]] B (828), [[Al Sadd Sports Club|Al Sadd SC]] (81)</small>
|'''98'''
|26
|1997
|2018
|-
|'''6.'''
|[[Paolo Maldini]]
| [[Italie]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''902'''
|<small>[[Associazione Calcio Milan|AC Milan]] (902)</small>
|'''33'''
|27
|1985
|2009
|-
|'''7.'''
|[[John Trollope]]
| [[Angleterre]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''889'''
|<small>[[Swindon Town Football Club|Swindon Town FC]] (889)</small>
|'''28'''
|?
|1960
|1980
|-
|'''8.'''
|[[Rivaldo]]
| [[Brésil]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|CONMEBOL]]
|'''882'''
|
|'''397'''
|30
|1989
|2015
|-
|'''9.'''
|'''[[Gianluigi Buffon]]'''
| [[Italie]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''867'''
|<small>[[Parme Football Club|Parme AC]] (220), [[Juventus FC]] (647)</small>
|'''0'''
|17
|1995
|
|-
|'''10.'''
|Said Altınordu
| [[Turquie]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''847'''
|<small>[[Altınordu FK|Altınordu SK]] (847)</small>
|'''29'''
|6
|1929
|1956
|-
|
|[[Denis Irwin]]
| [[Équipe de République d'Irlande de football|Irlande]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''843'''
|<small>[[Leeds United Association Football Club|Leeds United]] (72), [[Oldham Athletic Association Football Club|Oldham Athletic]] (167), [[Manchester United F.C.|Manchester United]] (529), [[Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club|Wolverhampton]] (75)</small>
|'''41'''
|20
|1983
|2004
|-
|
|Roy Sproson
| [[Angleterre]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''842'''
|<small>[[Port Vale Football Club]] (842)</small>
|'''35'''
|3
|1950
|1972
|-
|
|[[Maurice Malpas]]
| [[Écosse|Ecosse]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''832'''
|<small>[[Dundee United Football Club|Dundee United FC]] (832)</small>
|'''?'''
|2
|1979
|2000
|-
|
|'''[[Iker Casillas]]'''
| [[Espagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''830'''
|<small>[[Real Madrid Club de Fútbol|Real Madrid]] (725), [[Futebol Clube do Porto|FC Porto]] (105)</small>
|'''0'''
|18
|1999
|
|-
|
|[[Lee Dixon]]
| [[Angleterre]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''830'''
|<small>[[Burnley Football Club|Burnley]] (5), [[Chester City Football Club|Chester City]] (63), [[Bury Football Club|Bury]] (58), [[Stoke City Football Club|Stoke City]] (88), [[Arsenal Football Club|Arsenal]] (616)</small>
|'''41'''
|13
|1982
|2002
|-
|
|[[Jimmy Dickinson]]
| [[Angleterre]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''828'''
|<small>[[Portsmouth FC|Portsmouth]] (828)</small>
|'''10'''
|?
|1946
|1965
|-
|
|[[Edwin van der Sar]]
| [[Pays-Bas]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''820'''
|<small>[[Ajax Amsterdam]] (312), [[Juventus Football Club|Juventus]] (88), [[Fulham Football Club|Fulham]] (154), [[Manchester United Football Club|Manchester United]] (266)</small>
|'''1'''
|24
|1990
|2011
|-
|
|[[Bobby Charlton]]
| [[Angleterre]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''807'''
|<small>[[Manchester United Football Club|Manchester United]] (758), [[Preston North End Football Club|Preston North End]] (45), [[Waterford United]] (4)</small>
|'''260'''
|9
|1956
|1976
|-
|
|[[Pelé]]
| [[Brésil]]
|[[Confédération sud-américaine de football|CONMEBOL]]
|'''720'''
|<small>[[Santos Futebol Clube (Santos)|Santos FC]] (656), [[New York Cosmos|NY Cosmos]] (64)</small>
|'''680'''
|23
|1956
|1974
|}
== Joueuses comptant plus de 300 caps ==
<small><nowiki/></small>
{| class="wikitable alternance sortable"
|+
!#
!Nom
!Pays
!Confédération
!'''Caps'''
!Club
!'''Buts'''
!Trophée
! colspan="2" |Carrière
|-
|'''1.'''
|[[Patrizia Panico]]
| [[Italie]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''686'''
|<small>Lazio Rome (280), Torino (74), CF Modene (29), AC Milan (27), [[Associazione Sportiva Dilettantistica AGSM Vérone|Bardolino Vérone]] (62),<br />[[Torres Calcio Femminile|Torres Calcio]] (156), [[Sky Blue Football Club|Sky Blue]] (10), [[Associazione Sportiva Dilettantistica AGSM Vérone|AGSM Vérone]] (25), [[Fiorentina Women's Football Club|Fiorentina]] (23)</small>
|'''647'''
|'''25'''
|1993
|2016
|-
|'''2.'''
|'''[[Camille Abily]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''513'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[En Avant de Guingamp (féminines)|Saint-Brieuc FF]] (20), [[Étoile sportive ornaysienne de football Vendée La Roche-sur-Yon|La Roche ESOF]] (21), [[Centre national de formation et d'entraînement de Clairefontaine|CNFE Clairefontaine]] (17), [[Montpellier Hérault Sport Club (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (90),<br />[[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (316), [[Sol de Los Angeles|Los Angeles Sol]] (18), [[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris SG]] (13), [[Football Club Gold Pride|FC Gold Pride]] (18)</small>
|'''259'''
|'''25'''
|2000
|
|-
|'''3.'''
|[[Homare Sawa]]
| [[Japon]]
|[[AFC]]
|'''466'''
|<small>[[Yomiuri Beleza]] (136), [[Atlanta Beat]] (55), [[NTV Beleza]] (112), [[Washington Freedom]] (41),<br />[[INAC Leonessa]] (122)</small>
|'''159'''
|21
|1991
|2015
|-
|'''4.'''
|'''[[Gaëtane Thiney]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''426'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Saint-Memmie Olympique]] (124), [[US Compiègne Club Oise|US Compiègne CO]] (44), [[Football Club Féminin Juvisy Essonne|Paris Football Club]] (258)</small>
|'''209'''
|0
|2000
|
|-
|'''5.'''
|'''[[Lotta Schelin]]'''
| [[Suède]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''390'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC|Göteborg FC]] (134), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (224), [[FC Rosengård (football féminin)|FC Rosengård]] (32)</small>
|'''346'''
|17
|2001
|
|-
|'''7.'''
|'''[[Shinobu Ohno]]'''
| [[Japon]]
|[[AFC]]
|'''378'''
|<small>[[NTV Beleza]] (225), [[INAC Kobe]] (125), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (7),<br />[[AS Elfen Saitama]] (11), [[Arsenal Ladies Football Club|Arsenal FC]] (22)</small>
|'''210'''
|1
|1999
|
|-
|'''6.'''
|'''[[Erika Vázquez]]'''
| [[Espagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''377'''
|<small>[[Athletic Bilbao (féminines)|Athletic Bilbao]] (347), [[RCD Espanyol de Barcelone|RCD Espanyol]] (30)</small>
|'''292'''
|3
|1998
|
|-
|'''8.'''
|'''[[Élodie Thomis]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''368'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Centre national de formation et d'entraînement de Clairefontaine|CNFE Clairefontaine]] (35), [[Montpellier Hérault Sport Club (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (58), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (275)</small>
|'''164'''
|21
|2003
|
|-
|'''9.'''
|[[Kerstin Garefrekes]]
| [[Allemagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''365'''
|<small>[[FFC Heike Rheine]] (102), [[1. FFC Francfort|FFC Francfort]] (253), [[Spirit de Washington|Washington Spirit]] (10)</small>
|'''248'''
|5
|1998
|2014
|-
|'''10.'''
|[[Sabrina Delannoy]]
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''361'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Centre national de formation et d'entraînement de Clairefontaine|CNFE Clairefontaine]] (41), [[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris Saint-Germain]] (320)</small>
|'''32'''
|1
|2003
|2017
|-
|11.
|[[Sabrina Viguier]]
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''354'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Toulouse FC (féminines)|Toulouse FC]] (88), [[Montpellier HSC (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (104), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (93),<br />[[Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC|Goteborg]] (22), [[Association sportive de Saint-Étienne (féminines)|Saint-Etienne]] (34), [[Limhamn-Bunkeflo 07]] (13)</small>
|'''18'''
|17
|1999
|2016
|-
|12.
|[[Trine Rønning]]
| [[Norvège]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''351'''
|<small>[[SK Trondheims-Ørn]] (89), [[Kolbotn]] (99), [[Stabæk Fotball|Stabæk FK]] (168)</small>
|'''109'''
|8
|1998
|2017
|-
|13.
|'''[[Sandrine Brétigny]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''348'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Football Club de Lyon (football)|FC Lyon]] (62), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (186), [[1. FFC Francfort|FFC Francfort]] (14),<br />[[Paris Football Club (féminines)|Paris FC]] (42), [[Olympique de Marseille (féminines)|Olympique de Marseille]] (44)</small>
|'''275'''
|13
|2000
|
|-
|14.
|'''[[Élise Bussaglia]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''343'''
|<small>[[Centre national de formation et d'entraînement de Clairefontaine|CNFE Clairefontaine]] (20), [[Football Club Féminin Juvisy Essonne|Paris Football Club]] (62) [[Montpellier Hérault Sport Club (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (48), [[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris Saint-Germain]] (70), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (72),</small> <small>[[VfL Wolfsbourg (féminines)|VfL Wolfsbourg]] (50), [[FC Barcelone (féminines)|FC Barcelone]] (21)</small>
|'''55'''
|11
|2003
|
|-
|15.
|'''[[Corine Petit]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''342'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[ASJ Soyaux]] (129), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (213)</small>
|'''86'''
|19
|2003
|
|-
|
|[[Louisa Necib]]
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''341'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Centre national de formation et d'entraînement de Clairefontaine|CNFE Clairefontaine]] (38), [[Montpellier Hérault Sport Club (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (25), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (278)</small>
|'''129'''
|19
|2004
|2016
|-
|
|'''[[Vero Boquete]]'''
| [[Espagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''338'''<ref></ref>
|<small>Prainsa Zaragoza (83), [[RCD Espanyol de Barcelone|RCD Espanyo]]<nowiki/>l (97), [[Flash de Western New York|Buffalo Flash]] (9), [[Chicago Red Stars]] (3),<br />[[Independence de Philadelphie]] (13), [[FC Energiya Voronej|Energy Voronezh]] (5), [[Tyresö FF]] (39), [[Portland Thorns FC]] (15), [[1. FFC Francfort|FFC Francfort]] (23), [[Bayern Munich (féminines)|Bayern Munich]] (9), [[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris Saint-Germain]] (42)</small><small><nowiki/></small>
|'''173'''
|5
|2005
|
|-
|
|[[Inka Grings]]
| [[Allemagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''337'''
|<small>[[FCR 2001 Duisbourg|FCR Duisbourg]] (271), [[FC Zürich Frauen|FC Zürich]] (31), [[Chicago Red Stars]] (16), [[1. FC Cologne (féminines)|FC Cologne]] (19)</small>
|'''434'''
|8
|1995
|2014
|-
|
|[[Hoda Lattaf]]
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''334'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Montpellier HSC (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (275), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (59)</small>
|'''229'''
|7
|2000
|2014
|-
|
|'''[[Solveig Gulbrandsen]]'''
| [[Norvège]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''332'''
|<small>[[Kolbotn IL]] (254), [[Stabæk Fotball|Stabæk]] (23), [[FC Gold Pride]] (8), [[Vålerenga Fotball|Vålerenga]] (47)</small>
|'''154'''
|5
|1997
|
|-
|
|'''[[Marta Vieira da Silva|Marta]]'''
| [[Brésil]]
|[[Confédération sud-américaine de football|CONMEBOL]]
|'''330'''
|<small>[[Santa Cruz Futebol Clube (Recife)|Santa Cruz]] (38), [[Umeå IK]] (103), [[Los Angeles Sol]] (20), [[Santos Futebol Clube (féminines)|Santos FC]] (26), [[Football Club Gold Pride|FC Gold Pride]] (24),<br />[[Western New York Flash]] (14), [[Tyresö FF]] (38), [[FC Rosengård (football féminin)|FC Rosengård]] (43), [[Orlando Pride]] (24)</small>
|'''288'''
|11
|2002
|
|-
|
|'''[[Laura Georges]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''329'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris Saint-Germain]] (121), [[Boston College Eagles]] (47),<br />[[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (160), [[Bayern Munich (féminines)|Bayern Munich]] (1)</small>
|'''19'''
|10
|2003
|
|-
|
|'''[[Marie-Laure Delie]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''328'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Centre national de formation et d'entraînement de Clairefontaine|CNFE Clairefontaine]] (37), [[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris Saint-Germain]] (154), [[Montpellier Hérault Sport Club (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (137)</small>
|'''239'''
|1
|2005
|
|-
|
|'''[[Sarah Bouhaddi]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''326'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Centre national de formation et d'entraînement de Clairefontaine|CNFE Clairefontaine]] (38), [[Toulouse FC (féminines)|Toulouse FC]] (22), [[Paris Football Club (féminines)|Paris FC]] (53), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (213)</small>
|'''1'''
|18
|2003
|
|-
|
|[[Nozomi Yamago]]
| [[Japon]]
|[[AFC]]
|'''326'''
|
|'''0'''
|0
|1993
|2014
|-
|
|[[Laëtitia Tonazzi|'''Laetitia Tonazzi''']]
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''324'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Paris Football Club (féminines)|Paris FC]] (213), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (59), [[Montpellier HSC (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (52)</small>
|'''252'''
|7
|1995
|
|-
|
|'''[[Eugénie Le Sommer]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''321'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Stade briochin (féminines)|Stade briochin]] (71), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (250)</small>
|'''267'''
|17
|2007
|
|-
|
|'''[[Yūki Ōgimi]]'''
| [[Japon]]
|[[AFC]]
|'''318'''
|<small>[[NTV Beleza]] (133), [[1. FFC Turbine Potsdam|FFC Turbine Potsdam]] (109), [[Chelsea Ladies Football Club|Chelsea LFC]] (25), [[VfL Wolfsbourg (féminines)|VfL Wolfsbourg]] (9),<br />[[1. FFC Francfort|FFC Francfort]] (35), [[Red Stars de Chicago|Chicago Red Stars]] (7)</small>
|'''189'''
|13
|2003
|
|-
|
|[[Sonia Bompastor]]
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''318'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[La Roche ESOF]] (10), [[Montpellier HSC (féminines)|Montpellier HSC]] (83), [[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (170),<br />[[Washington Freedom]] (42),[[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris Saint-Germain]] (13)</small>
|'''75'''
|14
|2000
|2013
|-
|
|'''[[Ainhoa Tirapu]]'''
| [[Espagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''315'''
|<small>[[Athletic Bilbao (féminines)|Athletic Bilbao]] (315)</small>
|'''0'''
|2
|2005
|
|-
|
|[[Martina Müller (football)|Martina Müller]]
| [[Allemagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''311'''
|<small>[[FSV Francfort]] (22), [[SC 07 Bad Neuenahr]] (79), [[VfL Wolfsbourg (féminines)|VfL Wolfsbourg]] (210)</small>
|'''138'''
|6
|1998
|2015
|-
|
|[[Saskia Bartusiak]]
| [[Allemagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''308'''
|<small>[[FSV Francfort]] (101), [[1.FFC Francfort|FFC Francfort]] (207)</small>
|'''43'''
|9
|1996
|2017
|-
|
|'''[[Wendie Renard]]'''
| [[France]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''303'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (303)</small>
|'''87'''
|22
|2006
|
|-
|
|'''[[Shirley Cruz Traña]]'''
| [[Costa Rica]]
|[[Confédération de football d'Amérique du Nord, d'Amérique centrale et des Caraïbes|CONCACAF]]
|'''303'''<ref></ref>
|<small>[[Olympique lyonnais (féminines)|Olympique lyonnais]] (172), [[Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (féminines)|Paris Saint-Germain]] (131)</small>
|'''68'''
|10
|2006
|
|-
|
|[[Nekane Díez]]
| [[Espagne]]
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
|'''282'''
|<small>[[Athletic Bilbao (féminines)|Athletic Bilbao]] (282)</small>
|'''141'''
|1
|2007
|
|}
=== Classement par pays ===
{| class="wikitable alternance sortable"
!Rang
!Pays
!Joueuses
!Active
|-
| align="center" |1
| [[équipe de France de football féminin|France]]
| align="center" |17
| align="center" |12
|-
| align="center" |2
| [[Espagne]]
| align="center" |4
| align="center" |4
|-
| align="center" |
| [[Japon]]
| align="center" |4
| align="center" |2
|-
| align="center" |
| [[équipe d'Allemagne de football féminin|Allemagne]]
| align="center" |4
| align="center" |0
|-
| align="center" |5
| [[Norvège]]
| align="center" |2
| align="center" |1
|-
| align="center" |6||| [[équipe de Suède de football féminin|Suède]] || align="center" |1|| align="center" |1
|-
|
| [[Brésil]]
| align="center" |1
| align="center" |1
|-
|
| [[Costa Rica]]
| align="center" |1
| align="center" |1
|-
|
| [[Italie]]
| align="center" |1
| align="center" |0
|}
=== Classement par confédération ===
{| class="wikitable alternance sortable"
|+
!Rang
!Confédération
!Joueuse
!Active
!Pays
|-
| align="center" |1.
|[[Union des associations européennes de football|UEFA]]
| align="center" |29
| align="center" |18
|<small>[[équipe de France de football féminin|France]] (17), [[équipe d'Allemagne de football féminin|Allemagne]] (4), [[Espagne]] (4), [[Norvège]] (2), [[équipe de Suède de football féminin|Suède]] (1), [[Italie]] (1)</small>
|-
| align="center" |2.
|[[AFC]]
| align="center" |4
| align="center" |2
|<small>[[Japon]] (4)</small>
|-
| align="center" |3.
|[[Confédération de football d'Amérique du Nord, d'Amérique centrale et des Caraïbes|CONCACAF]]
| align="center" |1
| align="center" |1
|<small>[[Costa Rica]] (1)</small>
|-
| align="center" |3.
|[[Confédération sud-américaine de football|CONMEBOL]]
| align="center" |1
| align="center" |1
|<small>[[Brésil]] (1)</small>
|}
== Voir aussi ==
*[[Liste des meilleurs buteurs en sélection nationale de football]]
*[[Liste des footballeurs sélectionnés plus de 100 fois en équipe nationale]]
=== Notes et références ===
=== Liens internes ===
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