National records in the 1500 metres

The following table is an overview of national records in the 1500 metres .

Outdoor

Men

Country	Time	Athlete	Date	Place	Reference
Morocco	3:26.00	Hicham El Guerrouj	14 July 1998	Rome
Kenya	3:26.34	Bernard Lagat	24 August 2001	Brussels	[1]
Algeria	3:27.37	Noureddine Morceli	12 July 1995	Nice
United States	3:27.40	Bernard Lagat	6 August 2004	Zürich	[2]
Norway	3:27.95	Jakob Ingebrigtsen	15 June 2023	Oslo	[3]
Great Britain and N.I.	3:28.81	Mo Farah	19 July 2013	Fontvieille	[4]
England	3:28.81	Mo Farah	19 July 2013	Fontvieille	[4]
Spain	3:28.95	Fermín Cacho	´13 August 1997	Zürich
France	3:28.98	Mehdi Baala	5 September 2003	Brussels
Bahrain	3:29.14	Rashid Ramzi	14 July 2006	Rome
Burundi	3:29.18	Vénuste Niyongabo	22 August 1997	Brussels
Australia	3:29.41	Ollie Hoare	15 June 2023	Oslo	[5]
Djibouti	3:29.58	Ayanleh Souleiman	18 July 2014	Fontvieille	[6]
New Zealand	3:29.66	Nick Willis	17 July 2015	Fontvieille	[7]
Ethiopia	3:29.91	Aman Wote	18 July 2014	Fontvieille	[6]
Portugal	3:30.07	Rui Silva	19 July 2002	Fontvieille
Ukraine	3:30.33	Ivan Heshko	3 September 2004	Brussels	[8]
Poland	3:30.42	Marcin Lewandowski	9 July 2021	Fontvieille	[9]
Ireland	3:30.42	Andrew Coscoran	16 July 2023	Chorzów	[10]
Somalia	3:30.55	Abdi Bile	3 September 1989	Rieti
Uganda	3:30.58	Ronald Musagala	12 July 2019	Fontvieille	[11]
	3:30.58	Ronald Musagala	24 August 2019	Paris	[12]
Qatar	3:31.04	Daham Najim Bashir	13 May 2005	Doha
Wales	3:31.08	Jake Heyward	5 August 2022	Birmingham	[13]
Denmark	3:31.17	Robert Kiplagat Andersen	13 August 1997	Zürich
Netherlands	3:31.25	Niels Laros	23 August 2023	Budapest	[14]
Turkey	3:31.30	Ilham Tanui Özbilen	19 July 2013	Fontvieille	[15]
Uganda	3:31.33	Ronald Musagala	5 July 2019	Lausanne	[16]
Germany	3:31.58	Thomas Wessinghage	27 August 1980	Koblenz
Tunisia	3:31.70	Alí Hakimi	22 August 1997	Brussels
Canada	3:31.71	Kevin Sullivan	30 June 2000	Rome
Switzerland	3:31.75	Pierre Délèze	21 August 1985	Zürich
Sudan	3:31.76	Abubaker Kaki Khamis	22 July 2011	Fontvieille	[17]
Saudi Arabia	3:31.82	Mohammed Shaween	29 May 2011	Hengelo	[18] [19]
Scotland	3:31.87	Chris O'Hare	21 July 2017	Fontvieille	[20]
South Africa	3:31.93	Johan Cronje	8 September 2013	Rieti	[21]
Sweden	3:32.00	Andreas Almgren	15 June 2023	Oslo	[22]
Tanzania	3:32.16	Filbert Bayi	2 February 1974	Christchurch
Russia	3:32.28	Vyacheslav Shabunin	30 June 2000	Rome
Czech Republic	3:32.49	Jakub Holuša	20 July 2018	Fontvieille	[23]
Italy	3:32.78	Gennaro Di Napoli	9 September 1990	Rieti
Luxembourg	3:32.86	Charles Grethen	5 August 2021	Tokyo	[24]
Brazil	3:33.25	Hudson de Souza	28 August 2005	Rieti
Croatia	3:33.30	Branko Zorko	8 August 1998	Fontvieille
Uganda	3:33.65	Ronald Musagala	11 June 2017	Hengelo	[25]
Belgium	3:33.70	11 June 2017	Ismael Debjani	Hengelo	[26]
Romania	3:34.13	13 June 1997	Alexandru Vasile	Bucharest
Serbia	3:34.20	Elzan Bibić	4 August 2023	Bern	[27]
Peru	3:34.67	18 June 2017	David Torrence	Stockholm	[28]
Austria	3:34.69	7 June 2000	Günther Weidlinger	Kassel
Sweden	3:34.89	16 August 2019	Kalle Berglund	Gothenburg	[29]
Cuba	3:35.03	7 June 2012	Maurys Surel Castillo	Huelva	[30]
India	3:35.24	Jinson Johnson	1 September 2019	Berlin	[31]
Hungary	3:35.57	Balázs Tölgyesi	1 August 1996	Atlanta
Puerto Rico	3:35.63	Rob Napolitano	3 June 2021	Portland	[32]
Zimbabwe	3:35.76	11 August 1991	Phillimon Hanneck	Grosseto
Eritrea	3:35.96	10 June 2009	Hais Welday	Huelva
Sweden	3:36.07	3 August 2019	Kalle Berglund	Bern	[33]
Belarus	3:36.16	6 August 1992	Azat Rakipov	Barcelona
Argentina	3:36.18	Federico Bruno	29 June 2021	Castellón de la Plana
Finland	3:36.33	10 September 1972	Pekka Vasala	Munich
China	3:36.49	24 October 2003	Dou Zhaobo	Changsha
Sweden	3:36.49	27 June 1986	Johnny Kroon	Oslo
Dominica	3:36.60	2 June 1996	Steve Agar	Abbotsford
Mexico	3:36.67	30 May 2009	Pablo Solares	New York City
Greece	3:36.74	24 August 1997	Panagiotis Stroubakos	Cologne
Venezuela	3:36.96	1 September 2011	Eduard Villanueva	Daegu	[34]
Iran	3:37.1 h	23 November 2010	Sajjad Moradi	Guangzhou	[35]
Moldova	3:37.2 h	22 July 1976	Anatoliy Mamontov	Podolsk
Latvia	3:37.35	28 June 2011	Dmitrijs Jurkevičs	Sollentuna	[36]
Japan	3:37.42	31 July 2004	Fumikazu Kobayashi	Heusden-Zolder
Malta	3:37.52 #	Jordan Gusman	17 May 2018	Los Angeles
Kazakhstan	3:37.54	24 June 1984	Vladimir Kalsin	Kyiv
India	3:37.62	15 June 2019	Jinson Johnson	Nijmegen	[37]
Chile	3:37.82	3 June 2016	Carlos Díaz	Huelva	[38]
India	3:37.86	14 April 2018	Jinson Johnson	Gold Coast	[39]
Ecuador	3:37.88	25 July 2007	Bayron Piedra	Rio de Janeiro
Kuwait	3:37.95	12 June 2013	Mohammad Al-Azemi	Dakar	[40]
Egypt	3:38.16	29 July 2011	Hamada Mohamed	Stockholm	[41]
Rwanda	3:38.16	29 July 2000	Alexis Sharangabo	Stanford
Estonia	3:38.59	15 August 2008	Tiidrek Nurme	Beijing	[42]
South Korea	3:38.60	3 December 1993	Kim Soon-hyung	Manila
Lithuania	3:39.01	29 June 2018	Simas Bertašius	Vilnius	[43]
Jamaica	3:39.19	28 August 1994	Steve Green	Victoria
Slovenia	3:39.29	8 July 2002	Aleš Tomič	Zagreb
Liechtenstein	3:39.34	29 July 1976	Günther Hasler	Montreal
Mozambique	3:39.41	13 April 2013	Flávio Shoule	Stellenbosch	[44]
Slovakia	3:39.41	26 June 1977	Jozef Lenčéš	Athens
Cyprus	3:39.50	3 June 2016	Amine Khadiri	Huelva	[38]
Guatemala	3:39.52	19 April 2019	Luis Grijalva	Azusa	[45]
Bulgaria	3:39.53	28 August 1982	Evgeni Ignatov	Sofia
Angola	3:39.54	3 August 1992	João N'Tyamba	Barcelona
Botswana	3:39.60	24 May 2001	Glody Dube	Nijmegen
Ivory Coast	3:39.60	23 August 2001	Siahka Bamba	Nantes
Sri Lanka	3:39.61	30 August 2011	Chaminda Wijekoon	Daegu	[46]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	3:39.83	22 July 1981	Vinko Pokrajčić	Bucharest
Lithuania	3:39.88	15 June 2018	Simas Bertašius	Ogre	[47]
Senegal	3:40.31	19 September 2010	Mor Seck	Bari	[48]
Lithuania	3:40.41	2 June 2018	Simas Bertašius	Utena	[49]
South Sudan	3:40.79	Dominic Lokinyomo Lobalu	12 June 2021	Geneva	[50]
Israel	3:40.90	27 June 2009	Yossef Gezachw	Uden
Lithuania	3:40.90	7 June 1987	Pavelas Fedorenka	Moscow
Kyrgyzstan	3:41.2	1 August 1971	Yuriy Makarov	Moscow
Guatemala	3:41.21	20 April 2018	Luis Grijalva	Azusa	[51]
Pakistan	3:41.4	11 August 1970	Muhammad Younis	Cologne
Iceland	3:41.65	31 May 1982	Jón Diðriksson	Rehlingen
Panama	3:41.73	8 September 1972	Donaldo Arza	Munich
Bermuda	3:41.97	10 July 1998	Terrance Armstrong	Montreal
Colombia	3:41.99	Carlos San Martín	14 June 2023	Castellón	[52]
Democratic Republic of the Congo	3:42.02	5 July 2001	Patrick Tambwé	Reims
Albania	3:42.29	2 August 2019	David Nikolli	Orvieto
Iraq	3:42.50	29 September 2014	Adnan Almntfage	Incheon	[53]
Andorra	3:42.59	Pol Moya	4 June 2022	Andújar
Malawi	3:42.73	11 June 2008	Chauncy Makolani Master	Avellino
Fiji	3:42.81	Richard Kermode	13 February 1982	Auckland	[54]
Nigeria	3:42.85	Ado Maude	19 July 1991	Cesenatico
Uruguay	3:43.47	Ricardo Vera	20 June 1989	Seville
Thailand	3:43.53+	Kieran Tuntivate	15 August 2020	Nashville	[55]
Dominican Republic	3:43.57	30 March 2002	Isidro Pimentel	Stanford
Gabon	3:43.58	30 July 1999	Jean-Marc Léandro	Niort
Bolivia	3:43.60	David Ninavia	1 July 2022	Valledupar
Guyana	3:43.81	Quamel Prince	13 April 2019	Fairfax
Gibraltar	3:43.84	14 April 2018	Harvey Dixon	Gold Coast, Queensland	[39]
Uzbekistan	3:44.0	30 July 1987	Ilshat Kalimuddin	Chelyabinsk
Zambia	3:44.14	20 April 2012	Jordan Chipangama	Walnut	[56]
Armenia	3:44.27	Yervand Mkrtchyan	25 June 2018	Kropyvnytskyi
Guatemala	3:44.44	Luis Martínez	27 July 1989	San Juan, Puerto Rico
Malta	3:44:48	Jared Micallef	1 June 2023	Marsa	[57]
Tajikistan	3:44.51	Yevgeniy Stakanov	24 June 2004	Tula, Russia
Madagascar	3:44.80	Edouard Rasoanaivo	13 January 1973	Lagos
Swaziland	3:44.89	Sipho Dlamini	7 April 1995	Knoxville
Trinidad and Tobago	3:45.09	Sheldon Monderoy	26 July 1998	Lahti
Vietnam	3:45.31	Nguyễn Đình Cương	11 December 2007	Nakhon Ratchasima
Namibia	3:45.35	Reinholdt Iita	5 June 1998	Kotka
Jordan	3:45.39	Bashar Al Kafraini	10 December 2006	Doha
Malaysia	3:45.70	11 December 2007	Mahendran Vadivellan	Nakhon Ratchasima
Bahamas	3:45.72	17 May 1983	William Johnson	Austin
Cape Verde	3:45.94	24 June 2017	Samuel Freire	Bilbao
Haiti	3:45.96	21 July 2009	Moise Joseph	Ghent
North Korea	3:46.0	20 October 1963	Kang Hyong-Man	Pyongyang	[58]
Cayman Islands	3:46.09	15 July 2011	Jon Rankin	Mayagüez	[59] [60]
Equatorial Guinea	3:46.14	14 July 2018	Benjamín Enzema	Kortrijk
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	3:46.20	19 June 2016	Nicol-Samuel Delohnni	London	[61]
Indonesia	3:46.21	24 September 1995	Julius Leuwol	Jakarta
Mauritius	3:46.22	2 April 2016	Mohammed Dookun	Réduit	[62]
Nepal	3:46.38	29 April 2016	Siddhant Adhikari	New Delhi
Chinese Taipei (Taiwan)	3:46.4 h	11 June 1983	Hwang Wen-Cheng	Pomona
British Virgin Islands	3:46.47	Greg Rhymer	21 May 1994	Athens
Libya	3:46.75	15 June 2000	Ali Mabrouk El Zaidi	Prague
Comoros	3:46.96	5 June 1996	Mohamed Ahmed	Marseille
Republic of the Congo	3:47.03	13 September 2015	Alex Ngouare Moissi	Brazzaville	[63]
United Arab Emirates	3:47.06	19 August 1992	Mohamed Ahmed Amer	Dortmund
Republic of Macedonia	3:47.13	29 June 2018	Dario Ivanovski	Tarragona	[64]
Lesotho	3:47.36	24 March 2006	Moeketsi Mosuhli	Melbourne	[65]
Philippines	3:47.65	13 November 2011	Mervin Maligo Guarte	Palembang	[66] [67]
United States Virgin Islands	3:47.75	April 13, 2002	Billy Bohlke	Tempe
Chad	3:47.8	22 July 1965	Ahmed Issa	Brazzaville
Barbados	3:47.82	4 April 1991	Leo Garnes	Austin
Myanmar	3:47.83	13 June 1993	Shwe Aung	Singapore
Costa Rica	3:47.90	24 April 2015	Georman Rivas	Gainesville, Florida	[68]
Equatorial Guinea	3:47.91	17 June 2017	Benjamín Enzema	Blois
Republic of Macedonia	3:47.91	27 June 2018	Dario Ivanovski	Tarragona	[69]
Syria	3:48.12	30 June 1999	Mahmoud Kheirat	Beirut
Republic of Macedonia	3:48.50	15 July 2000	Vančo Stojanov	Sofia
Saint Lucia	3:48.50	31 March 2001	Zepherinus Joseph	Gainesville, Florida
Paraguay	3:48.74	19 September 1988	Ramon López	Seoul
Oman	3:48.92	11 June 2012	Qais Salim Al-Mahrooqi	Prague	[70]
Antigua and Barbuda	3:49.41	19 September 1988	Dale Jones	Seoul
Nicaragua	3:49.64	27 August 2015	Eric Rodriguez	Beijing	[71]
Albania	3:49.7	20 June 1990	Isuf Curri	Tirana
Mongolia	3:49.7	1 June 1980	Davaajav Ganbold	Ulaanbaatar
Yemen	3:49.8	4 October 1991	Mohamed Abdulkader Al-Halaki	Latakia
Lebanon	3:49.89	16 July 1997	Ali Khazaal	Tunis
Samoa	3:50.24	30 March 2008	Aunese Curreen	Auckland	[54]
Mauritania	3:50.25	6 July 2005	Mohamed Elbendir	Salamanca
New Caledonia	3:50.27	14 December 1987	Alain Lazare	Nouméa	[54]
Grenada	3:50.3	19 March 1972	Donald Pierre	Pointe-à-Pierre
Bangladesh	3:50.46	23 November 1987	Ahmed Mustaque	Calcutta
San Marino	3:51.30	2 June 2018	Joe Guerra	Nashville
French Polynesia	3:51.36	30 August 2011	Charles Delys	Daegu	[54]
Singapore	3:51.51	20 December 2018	Lui Yuan Chow	Melbourne	[72]
Guinea	3:51.96	1 August 1992	Mohamed Malal Sy Savané	Barcelona
Palestine	3:52.10	1 May 1999	Mohamed Al-Fayed	L'Aigle
Guam	3:52.24	24 May 1997	Brent Butler	Edwardsville	[54] [73]
Mali	3:52.29	13 April 2008	Abébé Moussa Ali	Bamako
Sierra Leone	3:52.29	11 January 1973	Victor Sesay	Lagos
Seychelles	3:52.46	5 May 2001	Ronny Marie	Victoria
Niger	3:52.55	13 April 2008	Adamou Dogo	Bamako
Netherlands Antilles	3:53.0	16 September 1973	Richard Riley	Papendal
Burkina Faso	3:53.15	12 July 1995	Jean-Bernard Yaro	Ouagadougou
Monaco	3:53.94	Brice Etès	27 September 2020	Vénissieux
Benin	3:54.12	16 May 2004	Ibrahim Ofangobi	Cotonou
Togo	3:55.0 h	1972	Roger Kangni	-
El Salvador	3:55.52	2 September 2006	Francis de Jesús Jiménez	San José, Costa Rica
Suriname	3:55.69	12 May 1991	Tommy Asinga	Ann Arbor
Belize	3:56.35	23 May 1998	Adrian Jorgenson	Richmond, Belize
Brunei	3:57.51	17 May 2005	Jimmy Anak Ahar	Darwin, Northern Territory
Saint Kitts and Nevis	3:57.67	3 July 2016	Masai Jeffers	Road Town	[74]
East Timor	3:57.70	22 May 1993	Aries José Pariera	Jakarta
Vanuatu	3:58.28	16 December 1993	Tawai Keiruan	Port Vila
Honduras	3:59.2 h	28 June 1986	Jorge Ponce	Debrecen
Papua New Guinea	4:00.02	5 February 1997	Sebastine Sena	Adelaide	[54]
Maldives	4:00.06	22 December 1993	Hussain Riyaz	Dhaka
Guinea-Bissau	4:00.41	8 June 2007	Alfaba Bah	Uster
Solomon Islands	4:00.95	20 August 1997	Selwyn Kole	Tafuna	[54]
Afghanistan	4:00.98	Sebghatullah Ismaili	23 August 2020	Frauenfeld
Liberia	4:01.56	27 June 2004	Bill Rogers	Cotonou
Cambodia	4:01.8 h	16 December 1965	Nhea Khay	Kuala Lumpur
Tonga	4:03.1 h	28 April 1979	Tui'ese Ngaluafe	Nuku'alofa	[54]
Laos	4:04.82	3 August 1992	Khambieng Khamiar	Barcelona
Macau	4:04.99	Seng Tou Ip	1 April 2023	Hong Kong	[75]
Bhutan	4:08.09	15 June 2004	Lungten Tshering	Ipoh
Aruba	4:10.4 h	28 August 1979	Kimball Reynierse	Roosendaal
Tuvalu	4:12.7 h	2011	Filemu	Tuvalu	[54]
Curaçao	4:13.06	13 May 2011	Jairo Troeman	Curacao
Anguilla	4:18.0 h	5 July 1984	Nigel Richardson	St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda
Federated States of Micronesia	4:19.1 h	11 July 1990	Elias Rodriguez	San Antonio, Saipan	[54]
American Samoa	4:19.65	23 April 2011	Jezmond Papu	Pago Pago	[54] [76]
Palau	4:20.11	5 September 2007	Douglas Schmidt	Apia	[54]
Montserrat	4:21.1 h	9 July 1977	Cardinal Maynard	Road Town
Northern Mariana Islands	4:25.1	April 1, 1994	Joseph Gildilak	Mangilao	[54] [77]
Norfolk Island	4:28.05	13 July 2004	Ben Wieczorek	Grosseto	[54]
Nauru	4:29.8 h	2 September 1963	Gemenoa Joramm	Suva	[54]
Marshall Islands	4:36.0 h	30 July 1999	Lani Mejbon	Majuro	[54]
Tuvalu	4:37.7 h	13 September 1971	Nelu Auega	Pirae	[54]
Niue	4:43.08	11 September 1983	John Malcolm	Apia	[54]
Ghana	3:40.23	2 June 2018	Sampson Laari	Nashville, United States
Turkmenistan	3:42.48	27 July 1982	Rashid Kayumov	Kyiv
Central African Republic	3:48.07	8 June 2005	Arnold Gabin Kangai	Saint-Maur-des-Fossés
Gambia	3:50.77	25 August 2007	Ansu Sowe	Osaka	[78]
Turks and Caicos Islands	4:02.0 h	20 March 1996	Idi Gardiner	Cockburn Town
Kiribati	4:32.4 h	2 September 1963	Kautu Rabangaki	Suva	[54]
Finland	3:36.3 h	16 June 1980	Antti Loikkanen	Imatra
Slovakia	3:39.4 h	30 May 1974	Ivan Kovác	Bratislava
Kosovo	3:41.6 h #	11 June 1975	Ismet Abazi	Belgrade
Georgia	3:42.4 h	28 July 1979	Mikhail Shapovalov	Moscow
Armenia	3:43.6 h	16 Augusti 1980	Zorik Vardanian	Chişinău
Azerbaijan	3:43.7 h	22 April 1979	Boris Kutukov	Baku
Jordan	3:45.0 h	7 September 1992	Jihad Al-Balawi	Latakia
Haiti	3:45.54 #	12 May 2002	Moise Joseph	Starkville, Mississippi
Republic of Macedonia	3:46.6 h	27 June 1970	Sotir Gavrilovski	Belgrade
Kosovo	3:46.77 #	19 July 2014	Musa Hajdari	Skopje
Cameroon	3:49.7 h	7 June 1997	Pierre Foka	Yaoundé
Hong Kong	3:55.6 h	7 March 1972	Dave Gibson	Manila
Montenegro	3:55.8 (ht)	2 July 1989	Muhamed Bardić	Belgrade
São Tomé and Príncipe	4:02.3 h	2 January 1984	António Cadio Paraiso	Luanda
Wallis and Futuna	4:08.1 h	22 August 1987	Angélo Pétélo	Sydney	[54]
Cook Islands	4:14.1 h	12 March 1983	Rima Herman	Hamilton	[54]

Women

Country	Time	Athlete	Date	Place	Reference
Kenya	3:51.07	Faith Kipyegon	9 July 2021	Fontvieille	[79]
Romania	3:53.96	Paula Ivan	1 October 1988	Seoul
Ireland	3:55.87	Ciara Mageean	8 September 2023	Brussels	[80]
Bahrain	3:56.18	Maryam Yusuf Jamal	27 August 2006	Rieti
Sweden	3:56.60	Abeba Aregawi	10 May 2013	Doha	[81]
Australia	3:56.92	Linden Hall	16 September 2023	Eugene	[82]
Moldova	3:57.05	Svetlana Guskova	27 July 1982	Kyiv
Jamaica	3:58.77	Adelle Tracey	20 August 2023	Budapest	[83]
Uganda	3:59.56	Winnie Nanyondo	16 June 2019	Rabat	[84]
Norway	4:00.55	Grete Waitz	3 September 1978	Prague
Czech Republic	4:01.23	Kristiina Mäki	4 August 2021	Tokyo	[85]
United Arab Emirates	4:03.70	Betlhem Desalegn	18 May 2016	Beijing	[86]
Serbia	4:04.77	Amela Terzić	12 July 2015	Tallinn	[87]
Namibia	4:05.30	Agnes Samaria	29 July 2008	Fontvieille
Luxembourg	4:06.94	Vera Hoffmann	18 June 2023	Poznan
Croatia	4:09.14	Slobodanka Čolović Maričić	21 July 1987	Celje
Uruguay	4:09.45	María Pía Fernández	2 October 2019	Doha	[88]
Puerto Rico	4:09.92	Beverly Ramos	1 July 2011	Burnaby	[89]
Israel	4:11.37	Selamawit Teferi	17 July 2019	Liège
Argentina	4:11.71	Carolina Lozano	16 May 2016	Rio de Janeiro	[90]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	4:12.19	Marica Mršić	14 June 1983	Nova Gorica
Malta	4:12.64	Gina McNamara	14 July 2023	Langley	[91]
Venezuela	4:12.92	Joselyn Daniely Brea	14 April 2021	Barinas
Djibouti	4:13.10	Souhra Ali Mohamed	12 April 2021	Djibouti City
Bolivia	4:16.64	Niusha Mancilla	7 June 2003	Seville
Angola	4:17.35	Neide Dias	29 June 2019	Braga
Ghana	4:17.75	Agnes Abu	21 April 2017	Auburn
San Marino	4:20.27	Elisa Vagnini	9 July 1998	Rome
Thailand	4:22.58	Sasithorn Chantanuhong	10 December 1985	Bangkok
Chinese Taipei	4:22.8 h	Lee Chiu-hsia	17 May 1975	Bakersfield
Armenia	4:22.8 h	Lyudmila Artyomova	12 July 1976	Moscow
Grenada	4:23.00	Neisha Bernard-Thomas	13 June 2009	Waltham
Malaysia	4:23.49	Jayanthi Palaniappan	14 September 1993	New Delhi
Iraq	4:23.5 h	Maysa Matrood	15 May 1995	Baghdad
Guatemala	4:25.71	Viviana Aroche	28 June 2022	Málaga	[92]
Belize	4:29.29	Sharette Garcia	17 April 1992	Walnut
Pakistan	4:31.41	Sumaira Zahoor	5 April 2004	Islamabad
South Sudan	4:31.65	Anjelina Lohalith	2 August 2021	Tokyo
U.S. Virgin Islands	4:35.43	Rachel Conhoff	8 May 2022	Collegeville
Kuwait	4:36.21	Danah Al-Nasrallah	21 April 2017	Columbus
Bahamas	4:36.37	Jennaya Hield	6 May 2017	Greensboro	[93]
Honduras	4:38.77	Magda Castillo	23 April 2004	Havana
Saint Lucia	4:39.38	Nessa Paul	5 May 2006	Bloomington
Burkina Faso	4:39.4 h	Zanata Domo	18 July 1997	Cotonou
Turks and Caicos Islands	4:46.03	Rebecca Bernadin	22 April 2022	Tuscaloosa
Gibraltar	4:47.0 h	Kim Baglietto	3 October 2008	Gibraltar
Bangladesh	4:50.3 h	Rawshanara Putul	3 April 2009	Dhaka
British Virgin Islands	4:50.50	Lakeisha Warner	20 March 2012	Road Town
Solomon Islands	4:52.63	Sharon Firisua	31 October 2015	Melbourne
Macau	4:52.92	Hoi Long	27 November 2010	Macau
Samoa	5:25.3 h	Mele Steiner	12 February 1983	Napier
Afghanistan	5:27.35	Mehrangiz Bijanpoor	3 June 2007	Asker
Saudi Arabia	5:30.51	Sarah Attar	10 March 2012	Fullerton
Montserrat	5:48.3 h	Magdalena O'Brien	9 July 1977	Road Town

Indoor

Men

Country	Time	Athlete	Date	Place	Reference
Norway	3:30.60	Jakob Ingebrigtsen	17 February 2022	Liévin	[94]
Kenya	3:32.11	Laban Rotich	1 February 1998	Stuttgart
United States	3:33.22+	Yared Nuguse	11 February 2023	New York City	[95]
Portugal	3:34.23	Isaac Nader	30 January 2024	Ostrava	[96]
Djibouti	3:35.2 h	Ayanleh Souleiman	6 February 2014	Stockholm	[97]
Italy	3:35.63	Ossama Meslek	6 February 2024	Toruń	[98]
Luxembourg	3:35.99+	Charles Grethen	3 February 2024	Boston	[99]
Sweden	3:36.63	Kalle Berglund	6 February 2019	Toruń	[100]
Bahrain	3:36.28	Belal Mansoor Ali	20 February 2007	Stockholm
Austria	3:37.36	Raphael Pallitsch	30 January 2024	Ostrava	[101]
Serbia	3:37.84	Elzan Bibić	7 March 2022	Belgrade	[102]
Argentina	3:38.03	Federico Bruno	8 February 2022	Sabadell	[103]
Croatia	3:38.05	Branko Zorko	2 February 1997	Stuttgart
Uganda	3:39.14	Julius Achon	9 March 2001	Lisbon	[104]
Romania	3:40.30	Ioan Zaizan	28 January 2014	Vienna	[105]
Moldova	3:41.1 h	Anatoliy Mamontov	12 March 1978	Milan
Uruguay	3:42.94	Santiago Catrofe	19 February 2020	Sabadell	[106]
Puerto Rico	3:43.14+	Alfredo Santana	4 February 2018	New York City	[107]
Iraq	3:44.38	Adnan Taess Akkar	18 February 2009	Stockholm
Armenia	3:44.55	Yervand Mkrtchyan	16 February 2019	Istanbul	[108]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	3:46.2 h	Vinko Pokrajčić	25 February 1979	Vienna
Kuwait	3:46.69	Omar Awadh Al-Rashidi	2 November 2009	Hanoi
Angola	3:46.48	Tulio António	21 February 2009	Pombal
Israel	3:47.85	Itai Maggidi	25 February 2005	Clemson
Saudi Arabia	3:49.65	Mohammed Shahween	20 September 2017	Ashgabat	[109]
Gibraltar	3:49.89	Harvey Dixon	3 March 2018	Birmingham	[110]
Venezuela	3:50.20	Miguel Angel García Pérez	1 March 2003	Valencia
United Arab Emirates	3:54.77	Saud Al-Zaabi	12 February 2019	Ostrava	[111]
Bolivia	3:55.50	Fadrique Iglesias	27 January 2007	Valencia
South Sudan	3:56.10	ADey Tuach Dey	3 March 2018	Birmingham	[112]
Thailand	3:56.12	Teerachai Rayabsri	12 February 2006	Pattaya
Seychelles	3:56.24	Gaylord Silly	27 January 2019	Bordeaux
Honduras	3:58.56	Elvin Canales	10 January 2020	Sabadell	[113]
Ghana	3:58.65 y [lower-alpha 1]	Sampson Laari	26 February 2017	Boston	[114]
Chinese Taipei	4:02.68	Chen Fu-pin	8 February 2004	Tehran
Pakistan	4:03.43	Uddin Saad Jalal	9 March 2001	Lisbon
Afghanistan	4:07.14	Dost Mohammed Sultani	12 February 2015	Sandnes
Macau	4:14.11	Lei Chi Keong	11 February 2007	Macau
Malaysia	4:16.54	Mohd Jironi Riduan	26 February 2010	Tehran
Bahamas	4:24.15y	Andre Colebrook	10 January 2014	New York City	[115]

Women

Country	Time	Athlete	Date	Place	Reference
Bahrain	3:59.79	Maryam Yusuf Jamal	9 March 2008	Valencia	[116]
Romania	4:00.27+	Doina Melinte	9 February 1990	East Rutherford
Kenya	4:02.09	Beatrice Chepkoech	4 February 2020	Düsseldorf	[117]
Portugal	4:04.11	Carla Sacramento	25 February 2001	Liévin
Uganda	4:04.25	Winnie Nanyondo	28 January 2022	Karlsruhe	[118]
United Arab Emirates	4:05.61	Betlhem Desalegn	19 February 2015	Stockholm	[119]
New Zealand	4:06.51	Maia Ramsden	1 March 2024	Glasgow	[120]
Japan	4:08.46	Nozomi Tanaka	4 February 2024	Boston	[121]
Serbia	4:08.48	Amela Terzić	17 February 2019	Istanbul	[122]
Norway	4:08.65	Ingvill Måkestad	22 February 2011	Stockholm	[123] [124]
Argentina	4:12.95	Fedra Luna	28 January 2023	Sabadell	[125]
Croatia	4:17.55	Ljiljana Ćulibrk	20 January 2001	Budapest
Bolivia	4:20.16	Niusha Mancilla	5 March 1999	Maebashi
Angola	4:21.20	Lilian Silva	2 February 2008	Espinho
Bosnia and Herzegovina	4:21.72	Jasmina Fočak	16 February 1985	Genoa
Venezuela	4:24.24 y	Valentina Medina	23 February 2002	Lincoln
San Marino	4:25.8 h	Elisa Vagnini	14 February 2000	Genoa
Uruguay	4:27.48 A	María Pia Fernández	27 January 2024	Cochabamba	[126]
Israel	4:33.12	Viorica Auplager	14 March 1998	Bacău
Armenia	4:35.48	Ellada Alaverdyan	12 February 2017	Istanbul	[127]
Iraq	4:38.6 h	Maysa Matrood	12 October 2001	Rasht
Puerto Rico	4:42.02 y	Liliani Mendez	28 February 2009	College Station
Pakistan	4:43.54	Sumaira Zahoor	25 September 2005	Tehran
Malta	4:49.64 [lower-alpha 2]	Giselle Camilleri	18 February 2012	Aubière
Thailand	4:51.42	Woraphan Nuanlsri	19 September 2017	Ashgabat	[128]
U.S. Virgin Islands	4:59.46 y	Ninfa Barnard	8 February 2014	Birmingham	[129]
Kuwait	5:09.44 y	Danah Al-Nasrallah	3 February 2018	Hillsdale
Bahamas	5:10.92 y	Jennaya Hield	14 February 2014	New York City	[130]
Macau	5:22.84	Cheng Ka I	11 February 2007	Macau
Turks and Caicos Islands	5:27.45 y	Rebecca Bernadin	28 February 2021	Topeka
Afghanistan	5:53.68	Madineh Ahmadi	15 February 2013	Tehran

Notes

1. by World Athletics source; 3:58.75 by other sources
2. not ratified by MAAA but recognised by World Athletics

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