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List of Women Who Climbed Mt Everest {16-MAY-1975 -28 May 2019} List of women who climbed Mt Everest {16-MAY-1975 -28 May 2019} № № Name Nationality Ag Date Route Occupation e 1 38 Ms. Junko Tabei Japan 35 16-May-75 S Col Housewife 2 44 Ms. Phantog (Phandu, Pando) China 36 27-May-75 N Col 3 76 Ms. Wanda Rutkiewicz Poland 35 16-Oct-78 S Col Electronics engineer 4 96 Ms. Hannelore Schmatz W Germany 39 2-Oct-79 S Col Housewife 5 156 Ms. Bachendri Pal India 29 23-May-84 S Col Teacher, physical education 6 188 Ms. Sharon Wood Canada 29 20-May-86 W Rid Alpinist & instructor 7 220 Ms. Stacy Allison USA 29 29-Sep-88 S Col Builder 8 227 Ms. Peggy Luce USA 29 2-Oct-88 S Col Bicycle messenger 9 234 Ms. Lydia Margaret Bakewell (1/6) New Zealand 27 14-Oct-88 S Col Alpine guide 10 267 Ms. Guisang (Kuisang) (1/2) China 32 9-May-90 N Col Professional alpinist 11 272 Ms. Ekaterina Ivanova USSR 27 10-May-90 N Col 12 298 Ms. Christine Janin France 33 5-Oct-90 S Col Physician 13 313 Ms. Marija Stremfelj Yugoslavia 33 7-Oct-90 S Col Geology teacher 14 317 Ms. Catherine J. Gibson USA 35 7-Oct-90 S Col Financial executive 15 359 Ms. Santosh Yadav (1/2) India 24 12-May-92 S Col ITBP inspector 16 361 Ms. Ingrid M. Baeyens Belgium 36 12-May-92 S Col Physiotherapist 17 429 Ms. Pasang Lhamu Sherpa (Surke) Nepal 30 22-Apr-93 S Col Housewife 18 438 Ms. Jan Elizabeth Arnold New Zealand 29 10-May-93 S Col Physician 19 446 Ms. Hyung-Ok Ji S Korea 32 10-May-93 S Col Silk-screen designer 20 447 Ms. Oh-Soon Choi S Korea 24 10-May-93 S Col Office clerk 21 448 Ms. Soon-Joo Kim S Korea 22 10-May-93 S Col Student of business /M 22 452 Ms. Mary E. (Dolly) Lefever USA 47 10-May-93 S Col Nurse 23 456 Ms. Dicky Dolma India 19 10-May-93 S Col High school student 24 457 Ms. Kunga Bhutia India 20 10-May-93 S Col College student 25 476 Ms. Radha Devi Thakur India 19 16-May-93 S Col High school teacher 26 482 Ms. Savita Martolia India 24 16-May-93 S Col Primary school teacher 27 483 Ms. Deepu Sharma India 22 16-May-93 S Col Graduate student (English) 28 485 Ms. Suman Kutiyal India 23 16-May-93 S Col UP Government officer 29 490 Ms. Rebecca L. Stephens UK 31 17-May-93 S Col Journalist 30 502 Ms. Ginette Lesley Harrison UK 35 7-Oct-93 S Col Physician 31 556 Ms. Hsiu- Chen (Ann) Chiang (1/2) Taiwan 24 12-May-95 N Col Accountant 32 563 Ms. Alison Jane Hargreaves UK 33 13-May-95 N Col Alpinist 33 617 Ms. Charlotte Conant Fox USA 39 10-May-96 S Col Ski patroller & investor 34 618 Ms. Lene Gammelgaard Nielsen Denmark 34 10-May-96 S Col Counselor of drug abusers 35 620 Sandra Hill (Sandy) Pittman USA 41 10-May-96 S Col Writer 36 626 Ms. Yasuko Namba Japan 47 10-May-96 S Col Federal Express 37 655 Ms. Araceli Segarra Roca Spain 26 23-May-96 S-Col Physiotherapist 38 668 Ms. Catherine (Cathy) O'Dowd (1/2) S Africa 27 25-May-96 S Col Journalism lecturer 39 671 Ms. Clara Sumarwati Indonesia 29 26-Sep-96 N Col Psychology teacher 40 691 Ms. Lyudmila Savina Kazakhstan 41 20-May-97 N Col Alpinist 41 720 Ms. Brigitte Muir Australia 38 27-May-97 S Col Tour operator 42 774 Ms. Francys Distefano - Arsentiev USA 40 22-May-98 N Col Office worker 43 775 Ms. Svetlana Baskakova Uzbekistan 41 23-May-98 N Col Geologist 44 797 Ms. Sumiyo Tsuzuki Japan 30 25-May-98 N Col TV Researcher 45 808 Ms. Elsa Flor Avila Bello de Carsolio Mexico 35 5-May-99 S Col Outdoor activities instructor 46 815 Ms. Renata Chlumska Sweden 25 5-May-99 S Col Helps run Kropp’s lecturing 47 830 Ms. Katja Staartjes Netherlands 36 13-May-99 S Col 48 851 Ms. Tina Olga Marikova Sjogren Sweden 40 26-May-99 S Col Retailer of house/supplies 49 858 Ms. Maria Jesus (Chus) Lago Rey Spain 34 26-May-99 N Col Aerobics instructor 50 861 Ms. Karla Wheelock Aguayo Mexico 31 27-May-99 N Col Attorney 51 863 Ms. Helga Hengge Germany 32 27-May-99 N Col Vogue magazine editor 52 867 Ms. Gigi (Gyigyi, Jiji) (1/3) China 30 28-May-99 N Col 53 879 Ms. Polly Murray UK 26 16-May-00 S Col Ski instructor 54 898 Ms. Ruchia Takahashi Japan 34 17-May-00 N Col Restaurant waitress 55 908 Ms. Lhakpa Sherpa (Tashigaon) (1/9) Nepal 26 18-May-00 S Col Helper in trekking groups 56 919 Ms. Pemba Doma Thaktopa/Sherpa(1/2) Nepal 29 19-May-00 N Col Student of languages 57 942 Ms. Anna Barbara Czerwinska Poland 50 22-May-00 S Col Runs Indian handicrafts shop 58 945 Ms. Lily Richardson Leonard USA 44 24-May-00 S Col Office manager 59 949 Ms. Christine Joyce Feld Boskoff (1/2) USA 32 24-May-00 S Col Owns bus/ organizing Exp 60 985 Ms. Claire Bernier Roche France 28 22-May-01 N Col Paragliding instructor 61 986 Ms. Anna Morillot Collet France 47 22-May-01 N Col Airplane & helicopter pilot 62 1014 Ms. Evelyne Yvonne Binsack Switzerland 34 23-May-01 N Col Alpine guide & pilot 63 1030 Ms. Vivianne Cuq Maggi Chile 37 23-May-01 S Col Alpine guide 64 1032 Ms. Cristina Alejandra Prieto Overeem Chile 24 23-May-01 S Col Outdoor activities instructor 65 1034 Ms. Patricia Andrea Soto Borquez Chile 30 23-May-01 S Col Social worker & alpine guide 66 1050 Ms. Ellen Elizabeth Miller (1/2) USA 42 23-May-01 N Col Ski instructor 67 1052 Ms. Edurne Pasaban Lizarribar Spain 27 23-May-01 S Col Mechanical engineer 68 1071 Ms. Anna Akinina Russia 32 23-May-01 N Col Mechanical engineer 69 1083 Ms. Nancy D. Feagin USA 35 24-May-01 S Col Alpine guide 70 1113 Ms. Michele Irene Merat Switzerland 36 16-May-02 S Col Physician 71 1136 Ms. Tamae Watanabe (1/2) Japan 63 16-May-02 S Col Retired civil servant 72 1139 Ms. Susan Kay Ershler USA 46 16-May-02 S Col President of TV company 73 1157 Ms. Badia Briseida Bonilla Luna Mexico 35 17-May-02 N Col Nutritionist 74 1165 Ms. Claudia Baeumler Germany 33 17-May-02 N Col Economist 75 1168 Ms. Maria del Carmen Pena Monroy Mexico 40 17-May-02 N Col Motivational trainer 76 1207 Ms. Qun Liang China 34 21-May-03 N Col University teacher 77 1213 Ms. Cang La (Canglha, Cangmula) China 24 21-May-03 N Col Alpinist 78 1214 Ms. Phurba Drugar/Pubo DogaPupatika China 32 21-May-03 N Col Alpinist 79 1236 Ms. Alexia Zelda Cecile Zuberer (1/2) Switzerland 31 22-May-03 S Col Ski instructor 80 1256 Ms. Tryntje Young USA 41 22-May-03 N Col Paramedic and firefighter 81 1293 Ms. Mingkipa Sherpa (Tashigaon) (1/2) Nepal 15 22-May-03 N Col 82 1303 Ms. Manuela Di Centa Italy 40 23-May-03 S Col Television journalist 83 1325 Ms. Maria Y. (Mimi) Vadasz USA 48 26-May-03 S Col Alpine guide, director 84 1368 Ms. Susan Erica (Sue) Fear Australia 40 31-May-03 N Col Trekking guide 85 1373 Ms. Annabelle S. Bond UK 34 15-May-04 S Col Real estate agent 86 1389 Ms. Susan Harper Todd UK 43 16-May-04 S Col Alpine guide 87 1395 Ms. Victoria (Vicky) Jack UK 51 16-May-04 S Col Director of businesses 88 1424 Ms. Amy Camp (Supy) Bullard USA 36 17-May-04 S Col Alpine guide 89 1448 Ms. Clare Louise O'Leary Ireland 33 18-May-04 S Col Physician 90 1476 Ms. Nuria Balague Gomez Spain 34 19-May-04 N Col Psychologist 91 1477 Ms. Maite Hernandez Martinez Spain 31 19-May-04 N Col Physical education teacher 92 1492 Ms. Randi Skaug Norway 44 20-May-04 N Col Communications strategy 93 1495 Ms. Shoko Ota Japan 63 20-May-04 N Col Physician 94 1498 Ms. Eun-Sun Oh S Korea 38 20-May-04 N Col Alpinist 95 1499 Ms. Chizuko Kono Japan 57 20-May-04 N Col Maternity nurse 96 1500 Ms. Makiko Hisasue Japan 55 20-May-04 N Col Artist for museum 97 1504 Ms. Laji (Lhagyi, La Ji) (1/2) China 34 22-May-04 N Col 98 1509 Ms. Cecilie Skog Norway 29 23-May-04 N Col Nurse 99 1528 Ms. Joanne Rachel (Jo) Gambi UK 35 24-May-04 N Col Physiotherapist 100 1537 Ms. Mary Mills Davis USA 32 24-May-04 S Col Dog breeder 101 1566 Ms. Samantha Mary-Claire O'Carroll Ireland 27 27-May-04 S Col Student 102 1588 Ms. Rosa Maria Fernandez Rubio Spain 45 21-May-05 N Col Sports shop manager 103 1640 Ms. Shaunna Marie Burke Canada 29 30-May-05 S Col PhD student in sports 104 1654 Ms. Laleh Keshavarz Iran 25 30-May-05 S Col Dentist 105 1655 Ms.
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