The following is a list of marathon races located in Europe.
| Symbol/Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Bold | Bold faced races are included in the World Marathon Majors |
| Gold IAAF Label | |
| Silver IAAF Label | |
| Bronze IAAF Label | |
| (year) | Defunct |
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