Miss Ecuador 1974

Miss Ecuador 1974
Date	N/A, 1974
Venue	Teatro 9 de Octubre, Guayaquil, Guayas, Ecuador
Broadcaster	Canal 2 de TV
Entrants	9
Placements	5
Debuts	Carchi and Galápagos,
Withdrawals	Pichincha
Returns	Esmeraldas, Imbabura, Los Ríos, and Tungurahua
Winner	Silvia Jurado; Guayas

The Miss Ecuador 1974 was held in 1974. There were 10 candidates competing for the national title. Patricia Rivadeneira from Azuay crowned Silvia Jurado as Miss Ecuador 1974. The Miss Ecuador competed in Miss World 1974.

Results

Placements

Final results	Contestant
Miss Ecuador 1974	Guayas - Silvia Jurado
1st Runner-up	Manabí - Hildale Cevallos
2nd Runner-up	Esmeraldas - Verónica Maldonado
3rd Runner-up	Imbabura - Consuelo Villacís
4th Runner-up	Guayas - Lorena Gilbert

Special awards

Award	Contestant
Miss Congeniality	Guayas - Lorena Gilbert

Contestants

Country	Contestant	Age	Height (cm)	Height (ft in)	Hometown
Carchi	María Cecilia Rigard Córdova	18	167	5 ft 6 in	Tulcán
Esmeraldas	Verónica Maldonado Iriarte	19	172	5 ft 8 in	Esmeraldas
Galápagos	Diana Puebla Castro	19	169	5 ft 7 in	Puerto Baquerizo Moreno
Guayas	Elizabeth Andrade Casanello	18	176	5 ft 9 in	Guayaquil
Guayas	María Lorena Gilbert Jiménez	17	167	5 ft 6 in	Guayaquil
Guayas	Silvia Aurora Jurado Estrada	19	168	5 ft 6 in	Playas
Imbabura	Consuelo Villacis López	18	167	5 ft 6 in	Ibarra
Los Ríos	Yolanda Cabeza Sánchez	18	172	5 ft 8 in	Quevedo
Manabí	Hildale Cevallos Castro	18	169	5 ft 7 in	Portoviejo

Notes

Debuts

Returns

Last competed in:

1958
- Imbabura

1964
- Esmeraldas

1968
- Los Ríos

Withdrawals

Pichincha

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References

Miss Ecuador Past Titleholders at the Wayback Machine (archived August 23, 2007)

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