Miss St. Martin

Miss St. Martin is a national beauty pageant that selects queen from St. Martin representative to Miss Universe pageant.

Titleholders

The official winner of Miss St. Maarten (Dutch) will represent the country at the Miss Universe and Miss World pageant

Year	Miss Saint Maarten	Notes
2015	D'shany Mathew York ^[1]	Dutch title holder
2012	Glenicia Mitchell ^[2]^[3]	Dutch and French title holder
2011	Trumane Trotman
2001	Genesis Romney
1982	Liana Elviara Brown
1988	Myrtille Charlotte Brookson
1999	Ifelola Badejo
1976	Angela Huggins
1977	Marie Madeleine Boirard
1980	Lucie Marie Davic

The official winner of Miss St. Martin (French) will represent the country at the Miss Universe pageant

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Miss Universe

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Titleholders Runners-up and Finalists Editions Countries

Active
(1952–present)

Region of China	Hong Kong (1952–2000)

Constituent country of Denmark	Greenland (1987–1990)

Overseas regions of France	French Guiana (1977–1984) Guadeloupe (1977–1984) Martinique (1957–1984) New Caledonia (1982) Réunion (1977–1986) Tahiti (1962–1985)

Part of United Kingdom	England (1955–1990) Scotland (1961–1990) Wales (1961-1990)

Part of Japan	Okinawa (1963-1968)

Bantustans of South Africa	Bophuthatswana (1979) Transkei (1979-1983)

Territories of United States	Alaska (1952-1958) Hawaii (1952-1959)

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