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The following is a list of the first women to serve as mayor of their respective municipalities.

1900s

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Dr. Elizabeth Garrett Anderson was the first woman elected mayor in England

1906

Lady Margaret Dockrell, first women chair of the Urban District Council of Monkstown, Ireland, United Kingdom United Kingdom[1]

1908

Elizabeth Garrett Anderson, first woman mayor in England and first female mayor of Aldeburgh, United Kingdom United Kingdom[2]

1910s

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Gwenllian Morgan was the first woman to serve as mayor in Wales.
Clara C. Munson was the first woman elected mayor in Oregon in the 20th century.
Imaginative drawing by reporter Marguerite Martyn of Mayor Ella Wilson of Hunnewell, Kansas, her supporters and opponents, with a photo. The all-male city council was attempting to remove her. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 3 September 1911
Marian Newhall Horwitz, first woman mayor in the South

1910

Sarah Lees, first woman mayor of Oldham, in Lancashire, England United Kingdom[3]
Gwenllian Morgan, first woman mayor of Brecon, Wales, United Kingdom United Kingdom
first woman mayor in Wales[4]

1911

Kate F. O'Connor, first woman mayor of Arcadia, Illinois, United States United States[5]
Ella Wilson, first woman mayor of Hunnewell, Kansas United States[6]

1912

Clara C. Munson, first woman mayor of Warrenton, Oregon, United States United States
also the first woman elected mayor following the passage of the equal suffrage law in Oregon.[7] Some sources, including The Daily Astorian, erroneously call Munson the first woman elected mayor in Oregon, however, that distinction belongs to Alice E. Burns who was elected mayor of Florence, Oregon in 1895.[8]
Mary E. Woolley Chamberlain, first woman mayor of Kanab, Utah, United States United States
Susan Wissler, mayor of Dayton, Wyoming, United States United States
Wissler was the first woman mayor in Wyoming[9]

1913

H.C. Defenhaugh, first woman elected mayor in Tyro, Kansas, United States United States[10]

1914

Clara Latourell Larsson, first woman elected mayor of Troutdale, Oregon, United States United States[11]

1915

Angela Rose Canfield, first woman mayor of Warren, Illinois, United States United States[12]
Estelle Lawton Lindsey, first woman to execute the duties of Mayor of Los Angeles, California, United States United States
it occurred when Los Angeles Mayor Henry H. Rose was absent from his post in September 1915 and directed Lindsey, a member of the city council, to fill-in as acting mayor.[13]

1916

Ellen French Aldrich, first woman elected mayor of Sawtelle, United States United States[14]
C. I. Driver, first woman to serve as mayor of Lone Rock, Colorado, United States United States
was appointed by the city council[15]
Mary Alice Partington, first woman mayor of Glossop, in Derbyshire United Kingdom.[16][17]

1917

Avis Francis, first woman mayor of Valley Center, Kansas, United States United States[18]
Ophelia "Birdie" Crosby Harwood, mayor of Marble Falls, Texas, United States United States
also the first woman mayor in Texas, elected by an all-male vote three years before women were allowed to vote.[19]
Marian Newhall Horwitz, first woman who served as mayor of Moore Haven, Florida, United States United States[20]
also first woman mayor in Florida
Laura Jane Starcher, first woman elected mayor of Umatilla, Oregon, United States United States[21]

1918

Blanch Shelley, first woman elected mayor of Sandy, Oregon, United States United States[22]
Maria Skobtsova, first woman mayor in the Russian Empire and first female mayor of Anapa, Russia Russia[23]

1919

Helen B. Coe, first woman elected mayor of Langley, Washington, United States United States
was elected with an all-woman city council[24]
Ada Summers, first woman elected mayor of Stalybridge, in Cheshire, England United Kingdom[25]

1920s

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The front page of the Flemish magazine Pallieter depicting Léonie Keingiaert de Gheluvelt, the first woman mayor in Belgium, as illustrated by Jos De Swerts.
Bertha Knight Landes was the first woman elected mayor in a major American city following her election as Mayor of Seattle in 1926.
Alzira Soriano (center) was the first woman to serve as mayor in Brazil. She held the position of Mayor of Lajes, Rio Grande do Norte from 1929 to 1930.

1920

Hattie Barnes Adkisson, first woman mayor of Jewett, Texas, United States, United States[26]
Ellen Chapman, first woman elected mayor of Worthing, in West Sussex, England United Kingdom[27]
Lula V. Coleman first woman mayor of Jena, Louisiana, United States United States
Coleman, who was serving as deputy sheriff of LaSalle Parish, was appointed mayor by Governor John M. Parker, making her the first woman to serve as mayor in Louisiana[28]
Nora Gammon, first woman mayor of Thebes, Illinois, United States United States[29][30]
Louise Fussman, mayor Humboldt, Kansas, United States United States[30]
Grace B. Lampshire, first woman elected mayor of Burns, Oregon, United States United States
also the first woman elected mayor in Oregon by write-in vote[31]
Grace Miller, first woman elected mayor of Jackson, Wyoming, United States United States[32]
Bernice Pitts, first woman to execute the office of Mayor of Portland, Oregon, United States United States
Pitts, a student at Richmond School, served as mayor in place of George Luis Baker for five minutes[33]

1921

Ellen M. Anderson, first woman mayor of Lantana, Florida, United States United States[34]
Léonie Keingiaert de Gheluvelt, first woman elected mayor of Gheluvelt, Belgium Belgium
also the first woman elected mayor in Belgium
Lillian Cox Gault, first woman elected mayor of St. Peter, Minnesota, United States United States
also the first woman to serve as mayor in Minnesota[35][36]
Christiana Hartley, first woman elected mayor of Southport, in Lancashire, England United Kingdom[27]
Amy A. Kaukonen, first woman elected mayor in Fairport Harbor, Ohio, United States United States[37][38][39]
Mayme Ousley, first woman elected mayor of St. James, Missouri, United States United States
Ousley was also the first woman elected mayor in the state of Missouri
Mary Peterson, first woman elected mayor of Red Cloud, Nebraska, United States United States[40]
Florence J. Pierce, the first woman elected mayor of Goodhue, Minnesota, United States United States[41]
Dolly Spencer, first woman elected mayor of Milford, Ohio, United States United States[42]
Alice Harrell Strickland, first woman elected mayor of Duluth, Georgia, United States United States
Strickland was the first woman elected mayor in the state of Georgia[43][44]
Clara Winterbotham, first woman elected mayor of Cheltenham, in Gloucestershire, England United Kingdom[27]

1922

Beatrice Anna Cartwright, first woman elected mayor of Brackley, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom[45]
Dr. Josie Rogers, first woman mayor of Daytona, Florida, United States United States[46]
Ada Salter, Mayor of Bermondsey, first woman mayor in London United Kingdom[47]
Maude R. Satterthwaite, first woman mayor of Stonewall, North Carolina, United States United States[48]

1923

Catherine Alderton, first woman mayor of Colchester, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom[49]
Emma J. Harvat, first woman elected mayor of Iowa City, Iowa, United States United States
first woman in the United States to be elected mayor of a city with more than 10,000 inhabitants[50]
Mary McFadden, first woman mayor of Magnetic Springs, Ohio, United States United States
was appointed by the city council at the age of 80.[51]
Janet Stancomb-Wills, first woman mayor of Ramsgate, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom[52]

1924

Kathrine M. Cowan, first woman mayor of Wilmington, North Carolina, United States United States[53]
Lucy Dales, first woman elected mayor of Dunstable, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom[54]
Jesse Elwyn Nelson, first woman elected mayor of Signal Hill, California, United States United States
also Signal Hill's first mayor[55]
Edwina Benner, first woman elected mayor of Sunnyvale, California, United States United States
Carrie Maude Eve, first woman elected mayor of Stoke Newington, in London, England United Kingdom[56]
Alice U. Kerr, first woman elected mayor of Edmonds, Washington, United States United States[57]
Ethel Leach, first woman elected mayor of Great Yarmouth, in Norfolk, England United Kingdom[56]
Mary Mercer, first woman elected mayor of Birkenhead, in Cheshire, England United Kingdom[56]
Matilde Pérez Mollá, first woman elected mayor in Spain, (city of Gorga, Spain) Spain
Mildred Putnam, first woman elected mayor of Stoutsville, Missouri, United States United States[58]

1925

Rosa Belle Eaddy Woodberry Dickson, first woman elected mayor in South Carolina and first woman elected mayor of Johnsonville, South Carolina.
Rebecca Estell Bourgeois Winston, first woman elected mayor in New Jersey, United States United States,[59]
first mayor and founder of Estell Manor[60]
Maude Duncan, first woman elected mayor of Winslow, Arkansas, United States United States[61]
Maggie Skipwith Smith, first woman elected mayor in Louisiana, United States United States[62]

1926

Mattle Chandler, first woman mayor of Richmond, California, United States United States[63]
Bertha Knight Landes, first woman Mayor of Seattle, Washington, United States United States
first woman mayor of a major American city[64]
Aasa Helgesen, first woman elected mayor of Utsira and first female mayor in Norway Norway

1927

Alzira Soriano de Souza, first female appointed mayor in Brazil Brazil
also first female mayor of Lages
Fanne Gaar, first woman elected mayor in Arizona, mayor of Casa Grande, Arizona, United States United States[65]
Margaret Beavan, first woman elected Lord Mayor of Liverpool, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom
first woman lord mayor in the United Kingdom
Lucia Foster Welch, first woman elected Mayor of Southampton, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom

1928

Leah Arcouet Chiles, first woman elected mayor of Kenilworth Park, North Carolina, United States United States[66]
Lena Culver Hawkins, first woman mayor of Brooksville, Florida, United States United States
Ella L. Maddocks, first woman mayor of Owls Head, Maine, United States United States
"mayor" was an honorary title chosen by the Owls Head Select Committee[67]
May B. Hopkins, first woman elected mayor of Redondo Beach, California, United States United States[68]
Alzira Soriano, first woman elected mayor in Latin America, mayor of Lajes, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil Brazil

1929

Emily Jones, first woman elected mayor of Eureka, California, United States United States[69]
Bessie Moore, first woman elected mayor of Candor (village), New York, United States United States[70]
Moore won by write-in vote and refused to take the oath of office[71]

1930s

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Alicia Cañas Zañartu was the first woman popularly elected in Chile.
Australia's first woman mayor was Lilian Fowler who began her tenure as mayor of Newtown in 1938.

1930

A. F. Board, first woman elected Mayor of Watford, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom[72]
Sadiye Hanım, first woman elected mayor in Turkey when elected for Kılıçkaya in Artvin Turkey
Essie Ward, first woman elected mayor of King City, Missouri, United States United States[73]
Luiza Zavloschi, first woman elected mayor in Romania when elected for Buda (Bogdănești) Romania

1931

Clara E. Grauert, the 72-year-old widow of Emile W. Grauert chosen to fill the office of her husband as mayor of Weehawken, New Jersey[74]
Miriam Moses, first woman elected mayor of Stepney, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom[75]
also the first Jewish woman mayor in the United Kingdom
Phenie Lou Ownby, first woman elected mayor of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, United States United States[76]
Julia Platt, first woman elected mayor of Pacific Grove, California, United States United States[77]
Grace Prescott, first woman elected mayor of Godmanchester, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom[78]

1932

Stella Alexander, first woman elected mayor of Issaquah, Washington, United States United States[79]
Edna Allen, first woman elected mayor of Jefferson, Oregon, United States United States[80]
Elsie Kimber, first woman elected mayor of Newbury, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom[81]
June G. Olsen, first woman elected mayor of Ekalaka, Montana, United States United States[82]

1933

Elena Azcuy, first woman mayor of Consolación del Norte, Cuba Cuba[83]
Azcuy was the first woman to serve as mayor of a Cuban municipality.
Doris W. Bradway, first woman mayor of Wildwood, New Jersey, United States United States[84]
Lily Sophia Tawney, first woman elected mayor of Oxford, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom
in 1960, the title was changed to Lord Mayor of Oxford.
Clara Marie Emma Heiser, first woman elected mayor of Ellsworth, Kansas, United States United States[85]

1934

Mrs. Solomon S. Youmans, first woman mayor of Oak Park, Georgia, United States United States[86]

1935

Alicia Cañas, first female elected mayor in Chile, the first of Providencia Chile
Louise Bucks, first woman elected mayor of Waconia, Minnesota, United States United States[87]

1936

Ella M. Amdahl, first woman elected mayor of Hingham, Montana, United States United States[88]
Aurora Mesa Andraca, first woman mayor of Chilpancingo, Mexico Mexico[89]
Barbara Hanley, first woman elected mayor in Canada when elected to office in Webbwood, Ontario Canada[90]
Evalina Herd, first woman elected mayor of Kevin, Montana, United States United States[91]
Ann Eliza Longden, first woman elected Lord Mayor of Sheffield, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom

1937

Mary Lucy Kyle Hartson, first woman elected mayor of Kyle, Texas, United States United States[92]
Ines V. Serion, the first woman elected mayor in Philippines—elected in Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental Philippines
Kathrine Wykle, mayor of Clyde, New York, United States United States
also the first woman mayor in New York[93]

1938

Nellie Babcock, first woman mayor of Rochester, Indiana, United States United States[94]
Lilian Fowler, first woman mayor in Australia, at Newtown Australia[95]
Lady Gwladys Delamere, first woman mayor of Nairobi, Kenya Colony (today Kenya) Kenya[96]
Nettie Terrill, first woman elected mayor of Dixon, Wyoming, United States United States
Terrill ran unopposed[97]

1939

Kathleen Clarke, first woman Lord Mayor of Dublin, Ireland Republic of Ireland
Graciela Contreras, first woman elected mayor in Santiago, Chile Chile
Alice Burke, first woman elected as mayor in New England—in Westfield, Massachusetts, United States United States[98]

1940s

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1940

Mary Ellen Presnell Brendle, first woman mayor of Englewood, Tennessee, United States United States[99][100]

1941

Elsie Chamberlain, first woman mayor of Bangor, Gwynedd, Wales, United Kingdom United Kingdom[101]
Marie Elizabeth May Bell, first woman mayor of Windhoek, South West Africa (today Namibia) South West Africa
Edna Annie Crichton, first woman Lord Mayor of York, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom

1942

Gladys Maasdorp, first woman mayor of Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia (today Harare, Zimbabwe) Southern Rhodesia
Jessie Beatrice Kitson, first woman Lord Mayor of Leeds, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom
took office after the previous male holder, Arthur Clark, died in office
Jessie Reed, first woman elected mayor of Seal Beach, California, United States United States[102]

1943

Edith May Greenan, first woman to serve as mayor of Avalon, New Jersey, United States United States[103]
Nellie Grace Ibbott, first woman mayor of Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia Australia[104]

1944

Mary Carey Dondero, first woman mayor of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States United States[105][106]

1945

Mary Carey Dondero, first woman mayor of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States United States[107]
Ursula Meisterernst, first woman mayor of Arnstadt, Germany Germany
Meisterernst was the first woman to serve as mayor in Germany.
Mabel Nielsen, first woman mayor of Panguitch, Utah, United States United States[108]
Odette Roux, first woman mayor of Les Sables-d'Olonne and the first woman mayor in France France
Walker, first woman mayor of Lisle (village), New York, United States United States[109]

1946

Virginia Oteyza-De Guia, first woman mayor of Baguio, Philippines Philippines[110]
Doris Barnes, first woman elected mayor of Wrangell, Alaska, United States United States[111]
Truus Smulders-Beliën, first woman mayor of Oost-, West- en Middelbeers and the first woman mayor in Netherlands Netherlands
Luise Albertz, first woman elected mayor in Oberhausen and the first elected female mayor (Oberbürgermeisterin) in Germany Germany
Felisa Rincón de Gautier, first woman mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico Puerto Rico
first woman mayor of a capital city in United States soil
Ninetta Bartoli, first woman mayor in Italy and first female mayor in Sardinia.[112][113]

1947

Juliet M. Gregory, first woman elected mayor of Missoula, Montana, United States United States[114]
Mary Kingsmill Jones, first elected female Lord Mayor of Manchester, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Louise Schroeder, first female mayor of Berlin, Germany Germany

1948

Zenzi Hölzl, first female mayor of Gloggnitz and also the first female mayor in Austria Austria
Belle Cooledge, first female mayor of Sacramento, California, United States United States
Mildred Stark, first female mayor of East Detroit (now Eastpointe), Michigan[115]
also first female mayor in Michigan

1949

Gertrude A. Richardson, first woman mayor of Taree, New South Wales, Australia Australia[116]
also the first woman mayor of a municipality in New South Wales
Beryl Archbald Crichlow, first female mayor of San Fernando, and the first woman elected mayor in Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago
Dorothy McCullough Lee, first woman mayor of Portland, Oregon, United States United States
Edith P. Welty, first woman Mayor of Yonkers, New York, United States United States[117]
Salawati Daud, first woman mayor of Makassar, Indonesia and the first female mayor in Indonesia Indonesia
Bertha Trim, first woman elected mayor of Plainview, Minnesota, United States United States[118]

1950s

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1950

Dorothy Davis, first woman mayor of Washington, Virginia, United States United States[119]
Kathleen Harper, first woman to serve as mayor of Bath, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom[120]
Jacquetta Marshall, first woman mayor of Plymouth, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Dorothy Painter Crawford, first woman elected mayor in Mississippi, Madison, Mississippi[121] United States
Erika Keck, first woman elected mayor in Ahrensburg and the first elected female mayor (Bürgermeisterin) in Germany Germany
Katharine Elkus White, first woman mayor of Red Bank, New Jersey, United States United States
Müfide İlhan, first woman elected mayor in Turkey and of Mersin Turkey
Augustine Magdalena Waworuntu, first woman mayor of Manado, Indonesia Indonesia[122]
Rohana Muthalib, first woman mayor of Pontianak, Indonesia Indonesia[123]

1951

Blanche Barkl, first woman mayor of Bankstown, New South Wales, Australia Australia[124]
Miriam Cummings, first woman elected mayor of Mill Valley, California, United States United States
Rebekah H. Hord, first woman mayor in Kentucky and Maysville, Kentucky, United States United States
Emily L. Perry, first woman mayor of Floyd, Iowa, United States United States[125]
Charlotte Whitton, first woman elected mayor of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Canada
Olga Maturana, first woman elected Mayor of Pichilemu, Chile Chile
Vera Martucci, first woman appointed mayor of Teterboro, New Jersey, United States United States[126]

1952

Violet Grantham, first woman elected Lord Mayor of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Alice S. Johnson, first woman elected mayor of Boston, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Martha Priscilla Shaw, first woman elected Mayor of Sumter, South Carolina, United States United States[127]

1953

Elsie Gibbons, first woman elected mayor of an municipality in the Canadian province of Quebec Canada[128]
Agnes Israelson, first woman elected mayor in Thief River Falls, Minnesota, United States United States

1954

Dorothy Porter, first woman elected mayor in Nevada and first woman elected mayor of North Las Vegas, Nevada, United States United States[129]
Dorothy N. Dolbey, first woman elected mayor in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States United States[130]
Emílie Knotková, first woman elected mayor in Liberec, Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia
Olive Louise Urquhart, first woman mayor of Pointe-Claire, Quebec, Canada Canada[131]
also the first woman mayor in Quebec
Adela Van Severen, first woman mayor of Santa Tecla, El Salvador El Salvador
also the first woman mayor in the country[132]

1955

Ragina Balas, first woman elected mayor of Ferry Village, New York, United States United States[133]
Jane Forrester, first woman elected mayor of Belleville, Ontario, Canada Canada[134]
Maud Godsmark, first woman elected mayor of Gatooma, Southern Rhodesia (now Kadoma, Zimbabwe) Southern Rhodesia[135]
Alba Roballo, first woman elected to the (then collective) Municipal Council of Montevideo, Uruguay Uruguay
Mary Van Stevens, first woman elected mayor of Heppner, Oregon, United States United States[136]

1956

Maria Desylla-Kapodistria, first woman elected mayor in Greece and of Corfu (city) Greece
Dorothy Edwards, first woman elected mayor in Tasmania, Australia and of Launceston Australia[137]
Hannah Levin, first woman mayor of Rishon LeZion, Israel Israel
Smt. Sulochana M. Modi, first woman elected mayor in Mumbai, India India
Myrth Sarvela, first woman elected mayor of Sitka, Alaska, United States United States[138]
Mary Estus Jones Webb, first woman to serve as Mayor-President of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States United States
Winnifred Breward, first woman elected mayor of West Hartlepool, United Kingdom United Kingdom

1957

Lolita Cass, first mayor of Watkins Glen, New York, United States United States[139]
Josephine Fey, first woman mayor in Laramie, Wyoming, United States United States[140]
Hulda Dóra Jakobsdóttir, first woman elected mayor in Kópavogur and first female mayor in Iceland Iceland
Elizabeth Hall, first woman mayor of Sag Harbor, New York[141]
Betty Potter, first woman mayor of Mount Kisco, New York, United States United States[142]

1958

Aruna Asaf Ali, first woman elected mayor in Delhi, India India
Tara Cherian, first woman elected mayor in Chennai, India India
Iris Winnifred King, first woman elected mayor in Kingston, Jamaica Jamaica
Aldamira Guedes Fernandes, first woman elected mayor in Brazil and also first female mayor of Quixeramobim Brazil
Ester Roa, first woman elected mayor in Concepción, Chile Chile
Mary Pearce, first woman elected Lord Mayor of Leeds, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom

1959

Barbara Ashton, first woman elected mayor of Que Que, Southern Rhodesia (today Kwekwe, Zimbabwe) Southern Rhodesia[143]
Helena Evans, first woman elected Lord Mayor of Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Jane Dowdall, first woman elected Lord Mayor of Cork, Ireland Republic of Ireland
Joyce Newton-Thompson, first woman elected mayor of Cape Town, South Africa South Africa

1960s

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The first woman mayor in Queensland, Australia was Nellie Robinson who was mayor of Toowoomba from 1967 to 1981.
A statue depicting Taiwan's first woman mayor, Hsu Shih-hsien, who was first elected in 1968. She was elected for a second term in 1982.

1960

Auður Auðuns, first woman mayor of Reykjavík, Iceland Iceland
Dame Jean Roberts, first woman Lord Provost of Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom United Kingdom
first woman lord provost. "Provost" is used instead of "mayor" in Scotland
Margot Brett, first woman mayor of Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia (today Zimbabwe) Southern Rhodesia
Bessie Bicknell, first woman mayor of Bournemouth, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom

1961

Barbara Saben, first woman mayor of Kampala, Uganda Uganda
May Ross McDowell, first woman elected mayor of Johnson City, Tennessee, United States United States[144]
Violet Kusbel Cimbora, first woman elected mayor in Florida. Mayor of Masaryktown, Florida, United States United States
Myrtle Reed, first woman mayor of Grand River, Ohio, United States United States

1962

Eleanor P. Sheppard, first woman elected mayor of Richmond, Virginia, United States United States[145]
Leonida Tămaș, first woman mayor of Timișoara, Romania Romania

1963

Teena Clifton, first woman mayor of Rolling Hills, California, United States United States[146]
Florence E. Douglas, first woman elected mayor of Vallejo, California, United States United States[147]
Marian Erdmann, first woman elected mayor of Great Falls, Montana, United States United States[148]
Ann Hitch Kilgore, first woman mayor of Hampton, Virginia, United States United States
Anita Fernandini de Naranjo, first woman mayor of Lima, Peru Peru
Florence Mills Brown, first woman elected lord mayor of Bristol, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom

1964

Lenore Bishop, first woman mayor of Mount Gambier, South Australia, Australia Australia
also first woman mayor in South Australia[149]
Vera Kolarič, first woman mayor of Maribor (present Slovenia) Slovenia
Margaret H. Prickett, first woman elected mayor of Mishawaka, Indiana, United States United States[150]

1965

Norma O. Walker, first woman mayor of Aurora, Colorado, United States United States
Annie Major, first elected female Lord mayor of Kingston upon Hull, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Florence Kathleen Lower, first woman elected Lord Mayor of Oxford, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Maxine Patterson, first woman elected mayor of Edgerton, Wyoming, United States United States[151]
Grace Onyango, first woman elected mayor of Kisumu, Kenya Kenya
also the first African woman who was a mayor of an African city[152]

1966

Katherine Green, became the first female mayor of Eureka Spring, Arkansas.
Constance Cummings-John, first appointed woman mayor of Freetown, Sierra Leone Sierra Leone
Bernice Stokke, first woman mayor of Petersburg, Alaska, United States United States[153]

1967

Norma Villareal de Zambrano, first woman mayor in Mexico Mexico
Ann Uccello, first woman mayor of Hartford, Connecticut, United States United States
Grace Hartman, first woman mayor of Sudbury, Ontario, Canada Canada
Janet Wesonga, first woman mayor of Mbale, Uganda Uganda
Mary "Peggy" Kerr, first woman mayor of Sayreville, New Jersey, United States United States
was elected with three female councilwomen, creating the first female-majority municipal government in New Jersey
Nellie Robinson, first woman mayor of Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia Australia
also the first woman mayor in Queensland[154]
Marie Madoé Sivomey, first woman mayor of Lomé, Togo Togo
also the first woman mayor in the country[155]

1968

Silvia Boza, first woman mayor of Las Condes, Chile Chile
Lise Girardin, first woman Mayor of Geneva, Switzerland Switzerland
Hsu Shih-Hsien, first woman elected mayor of Chiayi City and the first woman elected mayor in Taiwan Taiwan[156]
Rena Parker, first woman mayor of Corona, California, United States United States[157]
Jean Robinson, first woman elected mayor of Blackpool, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom[158]

1969

Pilar Careaga Basabe, first woman mayor of Bilbao, Spain Spain
Eve Homeyer, first woman elected mayor of Aspen, Colorado, United States United States[159]
Viola Phillips, first woman mayor elected in Loveland, Ohio, United States United States
also first woman mayor in Hamilton County[160]

1970s

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Margaret Kenyatta was the first black woman to serve as Mayor of Nairobi, Kenya.
Luxembourg City elected its first woman mayor, Colette Flesch, in 1970.
In 1975, Ella Stack became the first woman elected Lord Mayor of Darwin, Australia
Unita Blackwell was the first African American woman elected mayor in Mississippi. She served as mayor of Mayersville, Mississippi from 1976 to 2001.
On 4 December 1978, Dianne Feinstein was named acting mayor of San Francisco, making her the city's first woman mayor. In 1979, she ran and won as mayor making her the first elected woman to serve as mayor in San Francisco.
Jane Byrne was the first woman elected Mayor of Chicago, Illinois in 1979.

1970

Margaret Kenyatta, first black female mayor of Nairobi, Kenya Kenya
Dabir Azam Hosna, first woman elected mayor of Babolsar, Iran Iran[161]
Colette Flesch, first woman elected mayor of Luxembourg, Luxembourg Luxembourg

1971

Patience Latting, first woman elected mayor of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States United States[162]
Latting was also the first female mayor of any major U.S. city with more than 350,000 residents.[162]
Kathryn Kirschbaum, first woman elected mayor of Davenport, Iowa, United States United States[163]
Lorette Wood, first woman mayor of Santa Cruz, California, United States United States[164]
Norene Mosley, first woman elected mayor of Polson, Montana, United States United States[165]

1972

Mila Elaine Cameron, first woman elected mayor of Point Comfort, Texas, United States United States[166]
Ellen Walker Craig-Jones, first woman elected mayor of Urbancrest, Ohio, United States United States
also the first African-American woman to be elected mayor by popular vote of a United States municipality.
Phyllis Loe, first woman elected Lord mayor of Portsmouth, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Jane Bigelow, first woman mayor of London, Ontario, Canada Canada
Stella Harris Oaks, first woman to serve as mayor of Vernal, Utah, United States United States[167]
Oaks was served as acting mayor
Marian Perry Whitehurst, first woman mayor of Chesapeake, Virginia, United States United States

1973

Jemima Cook, first woman elected mayor of Twin Bridges, Montana, United States United States[168]
Doris A. Davis, first woman mayor of Compton, California, United States United States
Lelia Foley, first woman mayor of Taft, Oklahoma United States[169]
Eileen Lloyd, first woman elected mayor of Keansburg, New Jersey, United States United States
Marjorie Alice Brown, first woman elected Lord mayor of Birmingham, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Julianne M. Jensen was elected the first woman mayor of Knoxville, Iowa, United States United States
Barbara Impellittiere, first woman elected mayor of Cold Spring, New York, United States United States[170]
Jane Tolmach first woman elected Mayor of Oxnard, California, United States United States

1974

Diane L. Bervig, First elected Mayor of Williston, North Dakota, United States United States A chance meeting, a day of fun
Janet Gray Hayes, first woman elected Mayor of San Jose, California, United States United States[171]
Hayes was also the first female mayor of a major U.S. city with more than 500,000 residents.[171]
Eleanor Kieliszek, first woman elected Mayor of Teaneck, New Jersey, United States United States[172]
Carrie Kent, first African-American woman mayor of Walthourville, Georgia, United States United States
Anne Kaplan, first woman mayor of Monticello, New York, United States United States[173]

1975

Ruth Blankman, first woman elected mayor of Canton, New York, United States United States[174]
Helen Boosalis, first woman elected mayor of Lincoln, Nebraska, United States United States
Mary Byrne, first woman elected mayor of Galway, Ireland Republic of Ireland
Ione Christensen, first woman elected mayor of Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada Canada
Lila Cockrell, first woman elected mayor of San Antonio, Texas, United States United States
Joy Cummings, first woman elected Lord Mayor of Newcastle (New South Wales), Australia Australia
Beth Finch, first woman elected mayor of Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States United States[175]
Betty Edmondson, first woman mayor of Yakima, Washington, United States United States[176]
Evelyn Helena Parker, first woman mayor of Subiaco, Western Australia, Australia Australia
also the first woman mayor in Western Australia[177]
Connie Ames Peters, first woman elected mayor of Wichita, Kansas, United States United States[178]
Jeannette Plambeck, first woman mayor of Burns, Wyoming, United States United States[179]
Eleanor A. Simpson, first woman elected mayor in Old Westbury, New York, United States United States
also first woman elected mayor in Nassau County, New York[180]
Ella Stack, first woman elected Lord Mayor of Darwin, Australia Australia

1976

Unita Blackwell, first African American woman elected mayor in Mississippi, United States United States
served as Mayor of Mayersville, Mississippi from 1976 to 2001
Sofía Medina de López, first woman elected mayor of Medellín, Colombia Colombia
Adelina Rodriguez, first woman elected mayor of Quezon City, Philippines Philippines
Margaret Hance, first woman elected Mayor of Phoenix, Arizona, United States United States[181]
Adlene Harrison, first woman mayor of Dallas, Texas, United States United States
Floretta K. Lauber, first woman mayor of Arcadia, California, United States United States[182][183]
Dorothy Wilken, first woman elected mayor of Boca Raton, Florida, United States United States[184]
Phyllis Sweeney, first woman elected mayor of Laguna Beach, California, United States United States[185]

1977

Maria Barnaby Greenwald, first woman elected mayor of Cherry Hill, New Jersey[186]
Isabella Cannon, first woman elected mayor of Raleigh, North Carolina, United States United States[187]
Eleanor Crouch, first woman elected mayor of Santa Paula, California, United States United States[188]
Joyce Ebert, first woman to serve as mayor of Everett Washington, United States United States[189]
Carole Keeton Strayhorn, first woman elected mayor of Austin, Texas, United States United States
Betty Marshall, first woman elected Mayor of York, Pennsylvania, United States United States[190]
Suzi Oppenheimer, first woman elected mayor of Mamaroneck (village), New York, United States United States[191]
Mathilde Schroyens, first woman elected mayor of Antwerp, Belgium Belgium

1978

Dianne Feinstein, first woman and first person of Jewish faith to serve as Mayor of San Francisco, United States United States
Feinstein was appointed mayor on 4 December 1978 following the shooting death of her predecessor, George Moscone. In 1979, she became the first woman elected Mayor of San Francisco.
Enma González, first elected female Mayor of Vigo, Spain Spain
Dusty Miller, first woman elected Mayor of Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada Canada
Marjorie Carroll, first woman elected Mayor of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada Canada
Helen Wilkes, first woman to become Mayor of West Palm Beach, Florida, United States United States[192]
Frances Prince, first woman to become mayor of Thousand Oaks, California, United States United States
also served 1983 to 1984[193]

1979

Núria Albó, first woman elected mayor of La Garriga, Spain Spain
Jane M. Byrne, first woman elected Mayor of Chicago, Illinois, United States, United States United States
Byrne was also the first female mayor of any United States city with more than 3 million residents.
Clo Hoover, first woman elected mayor of Santa Monica, California, United States United States
Delitha Kilgore, first woman elected mayor of Lewiston, Idaho, United States United States[194]
Virginia Smith, first woman mayor of Ticonderoga, New Yorkk, United States United States[195]
Regina Zokosky, first woman elected mayor of Indio, California, United States United States[196]

1980s

[edit]
Kathryn J. Whitmire was the first woman elected Mayor of Houston, Texas in 1982.
The first woman mayor of Mayor of Auckland City, Catherine Tizard, was elected in 1983.
Sallyanne Atkinson was the first woman elected Lord Mayor of Brisbane, Australia in 1985.
Virginia Beach first elected Meyera Oberndorf mayor in 1988, making her the city's first woman mayor. She served in that capacity until 2009.
In 1989, Luiza Erundina became the first woman Mayor of São Paulo, Brazil.
In 1989, Strasbourg, France elected its first woman mayor, Catherine Trautmann.

1980

Janice Bateman, first woman mayor of Berwick, Victoria, Australia Australia[197]
Sr. Carolyn Farrell, first woman elected mayor of Dubuque, Iowa, United States United States[198]
Farrell was the first nun elected mayor in Iowa
Josephine Heckman, first woman elected mayor of Pasadena, California, United States United States[199]
Patricia Logan, first woman elected mayor of Noblesville, Indiana, United States United States
Janet Smith, first woman elected mayor of St. Albans (city), Vermont, United States United States
less than a week after she was sworn-in Smith was shot and killed at her home.[200]

1981

Joy Burgess, first woman elected mayor of Milwaukie, Oregon, United States United States[201]
Ruth Burleigh, first woman elected mayor of Bend, Oregon, United States United States[202]
Juanita Crabb, first woman elected Mayor of Binghamton, New York, United States United States[203]
Eileen Anderson, first woman elected Mayor of Honolulu, Hawaii, United States United States
Maria Barnaby Greenwald, first woman elected Mayor of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, United States United States
previously served from 1977 to 1979 as chosen by city council
Violet Khouri, first woman elected mayor of Kafr Yasif and the first female mayor in Israel Israel
Mary K. Shell, first woman elected mayor of Bakersfield, California, United States United States[204]
Deborah Ponder Baker, first woman mayor of Hot Springs, North Carolina, United States United States[205]
Dr. G. M. Wells, first woman elected mayor of Enterprise, Kansas, United States United States[206]

1982

Claudette Kaye McCrary, first woman elected mayor of Casper, Wyoming, United States United States[207]
Kathryn J. Whitmire, first woman elected mayor of Houston, Texas, United States United States
Tina Tomlje, first woman mayor of Ljubljana, present Slovenia Slovenia
Grace Bannister, first woman elected Lord Mayor of Belfast, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Patricia Rustad, first woman elected mayor of Beaconsfield, Quebec, Canada Canada[208]
Kit Ward, first woman mayor of Nuneaton and Bedworth, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom[209]
Sue Marie Young, first woman elected mayor of Richfield, Utah, United States United States[210]

1983

Mary Donaldson, Baroness Donaldson of Lymington, first woman elected Lord Mayor of London, England, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Luiza Erundina, first woman elected mayor of São Paulo, Brasil Brazil
Wendy Chapman, first woman elected Lord Mayor of Adelaide, Australia Australia
Edith Henningsgaard, first woman elected mayor of Astoria, Oregon, United States United States
Elizabeth Kishkon, first woman elected mayor of Windsor, Ontario, Canada Canada
Sue Miller, first woman elected mayor of Salem, Oregon, United States United States[211]
Eve Poole, first woman elected mayor of Invercargill, New Zealand New Zealand
Elda Pucci, first woman elected mayor of Palermo, Italy Italy
also the first female mayor of an Italian city
Catherine Tizard, first woman elected mayor of Auckland, New Zealand New Zealand[212]
Helen Westberg, first woman mayor of Carbondale, Illinois, United States United States[213]

1984

Daurene Lewis, first black female mayor in Nova Scotia, Canada (Annapolis Royal) Canada[214]
Mary Kate Stovall, first female, first African American mayor of Hurtsboro, Alabama, United States United States
Donna Owens, first woman elected Mayor of Toledo, Ohio, United States United States[215]
Karen Johnson, first woman elected mayor of Schenectady, New York, United States United States[216]
Elsie Wayne, first woman elected mayor of Saint John, New Brunswick Canada Canada[217]

1985

Sallyanne Atkinson, first woman elected Lord Mayor of Brisbane, Australia Australia
first woman member of the Liberal Party of Australia to serve as Lord Mayor[218]
Ella Bengel, first woman elected mayor of New Bern, North Carolina, United States United States[219]
Dee Donne, the first woman elected mayor of Torrington, Connecticut, United States United States[220]
Bogdana Glumac-Levakov, first woman elected mayor of Zrenjanin, present Serbia Serbia
Shirley Huffman, first woman elected mayor of Hillsboro, Oregon, United States United States[221]
Lorna Kesterson, first woman elected mayor of Henderson, Nevada, United States United States[222]
Karen Kirby, first woman elected mayor of Miami Shores, Florida, United States United States[223][224]
Gerri Lynn O'Connor, first woman elected mayor of Uxbridge, Ontario, Canada Canada[225]
Ann Pomykal, first woman elected mayor of Lewisville, Texas, United States United States[226]
Joan Barr, first woman elected mayor of Evanston, Illinois, United States United States[227]
Kristi M. Vetri, first woman elected mayor of O'Fallon, Illinois, United States United States[228]

1986

Julene Kennerly, first woman elected mayor of Browning, Montana, United States United States
also the first Native American woman elected mayor in the United States[229]
Alexis Ord, first woman elected mayor of Lord Mayor of Melbourne, Australia Australia
Gretchen Brewin, first woman elected mayor of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Canada
Doone Kennedy, first woman elected Lord Mayor of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Australia[230]
Maria Luíza Fontenele, first woman elected mayor of Fortaleza, Brasil Brazil
Maureen O'Connor, first woman elected mayor of San Diego, California, United States United States
Jessie M. Rattley, first woman and African American elected by fellow Council members as mayor of the City of Newport News, Virginia, United States United States[231]
Lois Reed, first woman elected mayor of Malinta, Ohio, United States United States
Reed served for ten minutes before tendering her resignation[232]

1987

Maria Magnani Noya, first woman elected mayor of Turin, Italy Italy
Carrie Saxon Perry, first woman elected mayor of Hartford, Connecticut, United States United States
Sandra Warshaw Freedman, first woman elected mayor of Tampa, Florida, United States United States[233]
May Cutler, first woman elected mayor of Westmount, Quebec, Canada United States
Sue Myack, first woman elected Mayor of Charlotte, North Carolina, United States United States
Lottie Shackelford, first woman to serve as mayor of Little Rock, Arkansas, United States United States[234]
Laura Slate, first woman elected mayor of Gouverneur, New York, United States United States[235]
Annette Strauss, first woman elected mayor of Dallas, Texas, United States United States[236]
Betty Turner, first woman elected mayor of Corpus Christi, Texas, United States United States[237]
Helen Perkins, first woman elected mayor of Hollandale, Mississippi, United States United States
also the city's first African American mayor[238]

1988

Agnes Devanadera, first woman elected mayor of Sampaloc, Quezon, Philippines Philippines
Elizabeth H. Dwarica, first woman elected mayor of Leonia, New Jersey, United States United States[239][240]
Luiza Erundina, first woman elected mayor of São Paulo, Brazil Brazil
Eleanor McLaughlin, first woman Lord Provost of Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Sophie Masloff, first woman elected Mayor of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States United States
Meyera E. Oberndorf, first woman elected mayor of Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States United States
Joyce Trimmer, first woman elected mayor of Scarborough, Ontario, Canada Canada[241]
Rosalia I. Umali, first woman elected Mayor of Calapan, Philippines Philippines

1989

Annette Jäger, first female mayor of Essen, Germany Germany[242][circular reference]
Catherine Trautmann, first woman elected mayor of Strasbourg, France France
Jan Reimer, first woman elected mayor of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Canada
Vicki Buck, first woman elected Mayor of Christchurch, New Zealand New Zealand[243]
Krystyna Nesteruk, first woman elected mayor of Katowice, Poland Poland
Janice Stork, first woman elected Mayor of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States United States[244]
Suzie Azar, first woman elected mayor of El Paso, Texas, United States United States
Martha S. Wood, first woman elected mayor of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States United States[245]
Clementina Ródenas, first woman elected mayor of Valencia, Spain Spain
Marguerite Balenguélé-Zarambaud, first woman mayor of Bangui, Central African Republic Central African Republic[246]

1990s

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Sharon Pratt Kelly was the first woman mayor of Washington, D.C. (elected in 1990, took office in 1991).
Frankfurt, Germany elected Petra Roth mayor in 1995, making her the first woman to serve the city in that capacity.
Ivi Eenmaa was the first woman mayor of Tallinn, Estonia, serving from 1997 to 1999.
From 1999 to 2009, Rosa Aguilar was the Mayor of Córdoba, the first woman in the city's history to serve in that capacity.
1990
Hazel Beard, first woman elected mayor of Shreveport, Louisiana, United States United States
Franciszka Cegielska first woman elected mayor of Gdynia, Poland Poland
Alice Jempsa, Los Alamitos, California, United States United States[247]
Rohani Darus Danil first woman mayor of Tebing Tinggi, Indonesia Indonesia[248]
Marie Bednářová, first woman elected mayor of Kladno, Czech Republic Czech Republic[249]
1991
Cosetta Castagno, first woman elected mayor of Vernon, Utah, United States United States[250]
Ruth Devenney, first woman mayor of Kiama, New South Wales, Australia Australia[251]
Harue Kitamura, first woman elected mayor of Ashiya, Japan Japan
Moira Leiper Ducharme, first woman elected mayor of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Canada[252]
Linda Lingle, first woman elected Mayor of Maui, Hawaii, United States United States
Sharon Pratt Kelly, first woman elected Mayor of the District of Columbia, United States United States[253]
Ana Rosa Payán, first woman elected mayor of Mérida, Mexico Mexico
June Rowlands, first woman elected mayor of Toronto, Ontario, Canada Canada
Kaba Rougui Barry, first woman elected mayor of Matam, Guinea Guinea[254]
Susan Weiner, first woman elected Mayor of Savannah, Georgia, United States United States[255]
Elizabeth Brater, first woman elected Mayor of Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States United States
Joyce Johnson, first woman mayor of Orem, Utah, United States United States[256]
Mary Kanyha, first woman mayor of Pine Knoll Shores, North Carolina, United States United States[257]
1992
Deedee Corradini, first woman elected mayor of Salt Lake City, Utah, United States United States
Irene Sáez, first woman elected mayor of Chacao Municipality, Venezuela Venezuela
Sonia Durán de Infante, first woman in function of mayor of Bogotá, Colombia Colombia
Rose Janneire, first woman elected mayor of Arima, Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago
Jane Robbins, first woman elected mayor of Pine City, Minnesota, United States United States
Marilyn Roman, first woman to serve as Mayor of Jersey City, New Jersey, United States United States
served as acting mayor for over four months following the removal of her predecessor, Gerald McCann, who was convicted of fraud[258]
Ann-Marit Sæbønes, first woman elected mayor of Oslo, Norway Norway
M. Susan Savage, first woman elected mayor Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States United States
Claire Stewart, first woman elected mayor of New Plymouth, New Zealand New Zealand
Susan Thompson, first woman elected mayor of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Canada
Fran Wilde, first woman elected mayor of Wellington, New Zealand New Zealand[259]
Cheryll Woods-Flowers, first woman elected mayor of Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, United States United States
Stella Welsh, first woman elected mayor of Orem, Utah, United States United States[260]
Welsh defeated Joyce Johnson, the first woman mayor of Orem who was appointed by the city council, in the 1991 general election
1993
Linda Blogoslawski, first woman elected mayor of New Britain, Connecticut, United States United States[261]
Eunice Britto, first woman elected mayor Mangalore (Mangaluru), India India[262]
Rita Cutajar, first woman mayor of Għasri (Gozo), and also first female mayor in Malta Malta
Slobodanka Gruden, first woman elected mayor of Belgrade, Serbia Serbia
Ildikó Asztalos, first woman elected mayor of Miskolc, Hungary Hungary
Agnethe Davidsen, first woman elected mayor of Nuuk, Greenland Greenland
Ruth Bascom, first woman mayor of Eugene, Oregon, United States United States[263]
Frances Gibbs, first woman elected mayor of Peekskill, New York.[264]
Anne Jones, first woman elected mayor of Pottstown, Pennsylvania, United States United States[265]
Sylvia Kerckhoff first woman elected mayor of Durham, North Carolina
Shirley Seney, first woman mayor of Lake Placid, New York, United States United States[266]
Judy Green, first woman to serve as mayor of Oviedo, Florida, United States United States[267]
Sharon Sayles Belton, first woman and first African-American elected mayor of Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States United States
Hana Demlová, first woman elected mayor of Pardubice, Czech Republic Czech Republic[268]
1994
Patricia Candiano, first woman mayor of Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States United States[269]
Dagmar Lastovecká, first woman elected mayor of Brno, Czech Republic Czech Republic
Marie-Luise Smeets, first woman elected mayor of Düsseldorf, Germany Germany
1995
Muriel Allerton, first woman elected mayor of Fulton, Oswego County, New York, United States United States[270]
Soledad Becerril, first elected female mayor of Seville, Spain Spain
Ivi Eenmaa, first woman mayor of Tallinn, Estonia Estonia[271]
Christine Korff, first woman elected mayor of Port Chester, New York, United States United States[272]
Mary Lou Makepeace, first woman mayor of Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States United States[273]
Petra Roth first woman elected mayor of Frankfurt, Germany Germany
Luisa Fernanda Rudi, first elected female mayor of Zaragoza, Spain Spain
Joan Shafer, first woman elected mayor of Surprise, Arizona, United States United States[274]
Saroj Singh, first woman elected mayor of Varanasi, India India[275]
Sukhi Turner, first woman elected mayor of Dunedin, New Zealand[276]
Celia Villalobos, first elected female mayor of Málaga, Spain Spain
Rosemary Waldorf, first woman elected Mayor of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States United States[277]
1996
Margaret Farquhar, first woman elected Lord Provost of Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Marina Matulović-Dropulić, first woman in function of mayor of Zagreb, Croatia Croatia
(appointed 1996, elected 1997)
Eva-Riitta Siitonen, first woman elected mayor of Helsinki, Finland Finland
1997
Sue Bauman, first woman elected mayor of Madison, Wisconsin, United States United States[278]
Fay Brennan, first woman elected mayor of Wyong, New South Wales, Australia Australia[279]
Jessica Maes, first woman elected mayor of Huntington Park, California, United States United States[280]
Joan Wagnon, first woman elected of mayor of Topeka, Kansas, United States United States[281]
Tokozile Xasa, first woman elected mayor of Amathole District, South Africa South Africa
also first woman mayor in Eastern Cape[282]
1998
Maria Clara Lobregat, first woman elected Mayor of Zamboanga City, Philippines Philippines
Elenita Binay, first woman elected Mayor of Makati City, Philippines Philippines
Fran Barford, first woman elected mayor of Temple Terrace, Florida, United States United States
Barford ran unopposed[283]
Roxanne Browning, first women elected mayor of Northport, New York, United States United States[284]
Janet Crampsey, first woman mayor of Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom United Kingdom[285]
Miriam Feirberg, first woman elected mayor of Netanya, Israel Israel
Betty Flores, first woman elected mayor of Laredo, Texas, United States United States[286]
Yael German, first woman elected mayor of Herzliya, Israel Israel
Diane Mathis, first woman mayor of Tulare, California, United States United States
Fikile Mtembu, first woman elected mayor of Manzini, Eswatini Eswatini[287]
also first woman mayor in Swaziland[288]
Maria O'Brien Campbell, first woman mayor of Drogheda, Ireland Republic of Ireland
Vilma Santos, first woman elected mayor of Lipa City, Philippines Philippines
Sarojini Yogeswaran, first woman elected mayor of Jaffna, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka
she was assassinated three months into her term[289]
Molly Mulyahati Djubaedi, first woman mayor of Sukabumi, Indonesia Indonesia[290]
1999
Rosa Aguilar, first woman elected mayor of Córdoba, Spain Spain
Yolanda Barcina, first woman elected mayor of Pamplona, Spain Spain
Kay Barnes, first woman elected Mayor of Kansas City, Missouri, United States United States
Paz Fernández, first woman elected mayor of Gijón, Spain Spain
Jan Laverty Jones, first woman elected Mayor of Las Vegas, Nevada, United States United States
Patricia Nawa, first woman elected mayor of Lusaka, Zambia Zambia[291]
Shirley Robb, first woman elected mayor of Princeton, Indiana, United States United States[292]
Rosario Robles, first woman appointed Head of Government of the Federal District in Mexico City, Mexico Mexico[293]
in Mexico City, "Head of Government of the Federal District" is the equivalent of a mayor.
Theresia Samaria, first woman elected mayor of Walvis Bay, Namibia Namibia
Frankie Seaberry, first woman elected mayor of Centerville, Missouri, United States United States[294]
Jennifer Stultz, first woman elected mayor of Gastonia, North Carolina, United States United States
Helen Wright, first woman elected Lord Provost of Dundee, Scotland, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Yvonne Thorne, first woman elected mayor of Dorset Council in Tasmania, Australia Australia[295]
Blanca Vela, first woman elected mayor of Brownsville, Texas, United States United States[296]
Deborah C. Whitcraft, the first woman elected mayor of Beach Haven, New Jersey, United States United States[297]
Sharon J. Bilinski, the first woman elected Mayor of Pana, Illinois, United States, 1 May 1999.

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