The following table is an overview of all national records in the 10,000 metres.

Outdoor

Men

CountryTimeAthleteDatePlaceReference
 Uganda26:11.00Joshua Cheptegei7 October 2020Valencia[1]
 Ethiopia26:17.53Kenenisa Bekele26 August 2005Brussels
 Kenya26:27.85Paul Tergat22 August 1997Brussels[2]
 United States26:33.84Grant Fisher6 March 2022San Juan Capistrano[3]
 Eritrea26:37.25Zersenay Tadese25 August 2006Brussels
 Morocco26:38.08Salah Hissou23 August 1996Brussels
 Qatar26:38.76Ahmad Hassan Abdullah5 September 2003Brussels
 England26:46.57Mo Farah3 June 2011Eugene, Oregon[4][5][6]
 Great Britain and N.I.26:46.57Mo Farah3 June 2011Eugene, Oregon[4][5][6]
 Belgium26:52.30Mohammed Mourhit3 September 1999Brussels
 Canada26:59.35Mohammed Ahmed6 October 2019Doha[7]
 Canada27:02.35Mohammed Ahmed4 August 2017London[8]
 Tanzania27:06.17John Yuda Msuri30 August 2002Brussels
 Bahrain27:07.49Birhanu Balew19 May 2021Ostrava[9]
 Mexico27:08.23Arturo Barrios18 August 1989Berlin
 Japan27:09.80Kazuya Shiojiri10 December 2023Tokyo[10]
 Portugal27:12.47António Pinto30 July 1999Stockholm
 Spain27:14.44Fabián Roncero4 April 1998Lisbon
 Thailand27:17.14Kieran Tuntivate20 February 2021San Juan Capistrano[11][12]
 France27:17.29Julien Wanders17 July 2019Hengelo[13]
  Switzerland27:17.29Julien Wanders17 July 2019Hengelo[14]
 Burundi27:20.38Aloÿs Nizigama7 July 1995London
 Germany27:21.53Dieter Baumann5 April 1997Baracaldo
 Rwanda27:22.28Dieudonné Disi14 September 2007Brussels
 Australia27:23.80Stewart McSweyn14 December 2019Melbourne[15]
 Turkey27:24.09Ali Kaya2 May 2015Mersin[16]
 Norway27:24.78Are Nakkim14 July 1990Kristiansand[17]
 Australia27:24.95Ben St. Lawrence1 May 2011Palo Alto[18][19]
 Netherlands27:26.29Kamiel Maase30 August 2002Brussels
 Brazil27:28.12Marílson dos Santos2 June 2007Neerpelt
 South Africa27:29.94Hendrick Ramaala22 February 1999Port Elizabeth
 New Zealand27:30.90Jake Robertson13 April 2018Gold Coast, Queensland
 Finland27:30.99Martti Vainio29 August 1978Prague
 Lithuania27:31.50Aleksandras Antipovas29 August 1978Prague
 Saudi Arabia27:31.61Mukhlid Al-Otaibi9 June 2012Radès[20]
 Norway27:32.52Sondre Nordstad Moen31 August 2019Oslo
 Ecuador27:32.59Bayron Piedra1 May 2011Palo Alto[21]
 Israel27:33.99Tadesse Gethahon20 May 2023London[22]
 Austria27:36.46Günther Weidlinger4 May 2008Palo Alto
 Argentina27:38.72Antonio Silio26 September 1993Brussels
 Ireland27:39.55Alistair Cragg29 April 2007Palo Alto
 Romania27:40.06Ilie Floroiu29 August 1978Prague
 Estonia27:40.61Enn Sellik29 August 1978Prague
 Belarus27:41.89Aleksandr Fedotkin4 September 1979Brussels
 Guatemala27:42.56Luis Grijalva4 March 2023San Juan Capistrano[23]
 Slovakia27:42.98Róbert Štefko29 June 1997Lille
 Scotland27:43.03Ian Stewart9 September 1977London
 Czech Republic27:47.90Jan Pešava8 June 1998Prague
 Botswana27:48.2Matthews Motshwarateu7 May 1979Stellenbosch
 Colombia27:53.02Domingo Tibaduiza11 June 1978Vienna
 Russia27:53.12Sergey Ivanov17 July 2008Kazan
 Peru27:53.58José Luis Ostos5 May 2016Stanford[24]
 Poland27:53.61Jerzy Kowol29 August 1978Prague
 Tunisia27:54.69Mohammed Gammoudi8 August 1972Munich
 Denmark27:54.76Carsten Jørgensen4 April 1998Lisbon
 Sweden27:55.74Jonny Danielson7 June 1989Södertälje
 Bulgaria27:56.26Evgeni Ignatov2 July 1988Oslo
 Zimbabwe27:57.34Cuthbert Nyasango28 July 2007Avilés
 Algeria27:58.03Khoudir Aggoune6 June 2008Saint-Maur-des-Fossés
 Serbia27:58.39Danijel Korica10 August 1971Helsinki
 Zambia28:00.33Charles Mulinga14 April 1995Walnut
 Kyrgyzstan28:00.9Vadim Mochalov10 July 1973Sochi
 Hungary28:01.88Zoltán Káldy6 July 1991Oslo
 India28:02.89Surendra Singh12 July 2008Vigo[25]
 Palestine28:04.76Mohammed Baket24 August 1996Troisdorf
 Chile28:05.61Mauricio Díaz22 September 2000Sydney
 Lesotho28:06.33Namakoe Nkhasi22 June 2016Durban[26]
 Jamaica28:06.40Kemoy Campbell31 March 2017Stanford[27]
 Somalia28:06.65Abdihakim Abdirahman7 May 1999Palo Alto
 Greece28:07.17Spyros Andriopoulos30 August 1987Rome
 China28:08.67Ren Longyun1 November 2007Wuhan
 Georgia28:16.15Oleg Strizhakov25 July 1990Seattle
 Moldova28:16.4Vasiliy Nikolayev18 July 1978Vilnius
 Djibouti28:17.4Hussein Ahmed Salah12 July 1984Rabat
 Sudan28:20.26Musa Gouda3 August 1984Los Angeles
 South Korea28:23.62Jeon Eun-hoi23 October 2010Yokohama[28]
 Croatia28:24.32Slavko Petrović2 April 2005Barakaldo
 Latvia28:25.8Genādijs Hlistovs3 June 1973Moscow
 North Korea28:26.86Ryu Ok-Hyon9 June 1990Moscow[29]
 Cyprus28:26.87Marios Kassianidis19 June 1981Prague
 Malta28:29.85Jordan Gusman31 March 2023Palo Alto[30]
 Angola28:31.09João N'Tyamba24 August 1999Seville
 Venezuela28:31.14Marvin Blanco6 December 2015Sacramento[31]
 South Sudan28:32.72Dominic Lokinyomo Lobalu4 June 2021Uster
 Slovenia28:32.86Stane Rozman30 June 1983Lausanne
 Uruguay28:34.34Valentín Soca31 March 2023Palo Alto[32]
 Bolivia28:34.37Vidal Basco9 August 2019Lima
 Namibia28:38.2Mynhardt Mbeumuna Kauanivi9 April 2016Swakopmund
 Luxembourg28:46.4Justin Gloden15 June 1984Louvain
 Uzbekistan28:48.4Abdirahman Ibragimov9 August 1980Kharkiv
 Libya28:48.53Ali Mabrouk El Zaidi14 June 1999Prague
 Cuba28:48.96Alberto Cuba10 February 1989Havana
 Turkmenistan28:50.0Rashid Kakadshanov18 July 1978Vilnius
 Iceland28:55.47Hlynur Andrésson19 September 2020Leiden
 Azerbaijan28:55.82Evans Kiplagat20 May 2017Baku[33]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo28:57.28Danny Kassap9 July 2003Hamilton
 Philippines29:02.36Eduardo Buenavista7 October 2002Busan
 Nigeria29:04.5Itsifamus Choolon7 June 1998Lagos
 Cape Verde29:09.51Nelson Cruz28 June 2008Lisbon
 Malawi29:11.13Rodwell Kamwendo26 July 2002Manchester
 Chinese Taipei (Taiwan)29:12.1Hsu Gi-sheng28 November 1993Hachioji
 Aruba29:12.53Kimball Reynierse14 May 1986Leiden
 New Caledonia29:13.0Alain Lazare7 July 1979Nouméa[34][35]
 Mongolia29:17.72Ser-Od Bat-Ochir9 October 2020Tajimi
 Haiti29:18.03Steeve Gabart27 March 2009Palo Alto
 United States Virgin Islands29:18.25Eduardo Garcia28 May 2021Portland[36]
 Swaziland29:19.71Siphesihle Mdluli26 July 2002Manchester
 Egypt29:20.91Muharram Hamedallah Mohamad16 March 2017Cairo[37]
 Iran29:22.65Hamid Sajjadi26 July 1996Atlanta[38]
 Jordan29:24.35Awad Al-Hasini10 October 1994Hiroshima
 Indonesia29:25.77Agus Prayogo26 November 2010Guangzhou[39]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina29:29.8Sead Kondo7 June 1975Sarajevo
 Malaysia29:30.19Ramachandran Murusamy27 August 1994Victoria
 Andorra29:30.31Marcos Sanza11 April 2015Huelva
 Myanmar29:37.4Gopal Thein Win24 February 1993Rangoon
 Albania29:41.5Isuf Curri21 October 1989Tirana[40]
 Vietnam29:44.82Nguyễn Văn Lai19 December 2013Naypyidaw[41]
 Paraguay29:48.27Derlis Ayala25 March 2015Buenos Aires[42]
 Saint Lucia29:48.97Zepherinus Joseph23 March 2001Tallahassee
 Gambia30:03.77Nfamara Njie14 May 2016Rome
 United Arab Emirates30:04.1Mohamed Ahmed Amer8 August 1997Västerås
 Bermuda30:04.66Christopher Estwanik3 July 2015Saint Clement[43]
 Iraq30:06.0 hAbdulkarim Al-Sadi9 November 1986Mosul
 Cameroon30:07.3Pierre Foka26 August 1995Yaoundé
 Mozambique30:09.3Pedro Mulomo16 May 1982Maputo
 Ghana30:10.2Alhaji Alhassan30 September 1989Accra
 Togo30:13.81Kama Pakoula Lekadé15 September 1995Rome
 Senegal30:15.17Ibrahima Gning22 June 2007Dakar
 Ivory Coast30:17.64Atse Herrera Jonathan29 August 2020Pacé
 Niger30:18.5Inni Aboubacar11 July 1980Grasse
 Nicaragua30:25.25William Aguirre10 March 1989Havana
 Dominican Republic30:25.51Domingo Batista4 July 1988Puerto Ordaz
 Mauritius30:26.42Menon Ramsamy4 September 2003-
 Pakistan30:27.2Mazhar Hussain2 August 1977Troisdorf
 Bangladesh30:27.7Mohamed Eliysuddin18–20 March 1999Dhaka
 El Salvador30:27.96Ronald Arias25 May 2001Havana
 Trinidad and Tobago30:30.42Quintin John16 June 1905Kingston, Jamaica
 Gabon30:30.5Jérôme Abi20 July 1978Algiers
 Bahamas30:32.11Gabriel Curtis17 April 2021Charlottesville[44]
 Lebanon30:36.74Ali Awad28 June 1995Tunis
   Nepal30:39.1Rajendra Bahadur Bhandari29 June 2006Kathmandu
 Central African Republic30:41.5Jules Yadagba12 July 2003Bangui
 Barbados30:44.30Leo Garnes22 April 1993Albany
 Honduras30:44.8Clovis Morales3 August 1977Ludenscheid
 San Marino30:45.4Gian Luigi Macina12 April 1992Rubiera
 Chad30:47.29Yaya Ismaïl23 September 1988Seoul
 Mali30:47.98Youssouf Diallo20 July 1994Lisbon
 Republic of the Congo30:48.27Obva Elengha22 September 1991Cairo
 Yemen30:49.58Khalid Al-Etashi31 July 1992Barcelona
 Kuwait30:57.04Omar Awad Al-Rashidi16 March 2008Kuwait City
 Gibraltar30:59.87Michael Sánchez10 July 2005Lerwick
 Oman31:02.00Ahmad Saeed Al-Rawahi7 November 1997Bangkok
 Seychelles31:05.55Simon Labiche21 June 1997Durban
 Sierra Leone31:06.29Alifu Massaquoi18 July 1970Edinburgh
 Singapore31:10.70Soh Rui Yong11 May 2023Phnom Penh[45]
 Guyana31:14.14Kelvin Johnson21 June 2013Port of Spainx[46]
 Papua New Guinea31:21.4Tau John Tokwepota29 May 1905Lae[34]
 East Timor31:22.21Año Alves11 September 1996Jakarta
 Benin31:24.6Imorou Zato18 July 1997Cotonou
 Republic of Macedonia31:26.55Trpe Martinovski27 June 1997Athens
 Liechtenstein31:29.18Roland Wille7 July 1994Dübendorf
 Burkina Faso31:31.0Charles Néboua20 April 1996Ouagadougou
 Grenada31:31.1Emerald Frederick8 March 1991St. George's
 Fiji31:32.0Usaia Sotutu1 April 1971Provo, Utah[34]
 French Polynesia31:32.87Georges Richmond30 April 2003Pirae[34]
 Equatorial Guinea31:52.2José Luis Ebatela7 July 2002Mongomo
 Laos31:52.66Sinlasone Sanith21 August 1996Sydney
 Dominica31:53.3Steve Agar16 April 1989St George's
 Monaco32:00.76Antoine Berlin22 April 2010Philadelphia[47]
 Comoros32:15.56Daou Bacar Mouhamadi11 March 2017Saint-Denis, Réunion[37]
 Guinea32:27.5Mohamed Malal Sy Savané28/29 June 1989Conakry
 Macau32:40.0Fong Kim Fong1 March 1989Guangzhou
 Solomon Islands32:44.0Chris Votu26 April 2003Lae[34]
 Maldives32:46.14Hussain Fazeel Haroon21 April 2019Doha
 Liberia33:04.0 hNimley Twegbe1 September 1984Monrovia
 Guinea-Bissau33:04.04Aruna Dabo18 July 1989Casablanca
 Vanuatu33:04.1 hJimmy Sandy Sam7 July 2003Suva
 Mauritania33:04.49Ismaël Ould Adermaz5 August 1995Gothenburg
 Suriname33:24.9 hMarcus Aminta1 July 1983Paramaribo
 Afghanistan33:25.6 hNouruddin1961Kabul
 Cayman Islands33:29.01Nicholas Akers6 August 1978Edmonton
 Antigua and Barbuda33:32.6 hTyrone Thibou1986Bridgetown
 Cambodia33:40.2 hSuos Chhin1 September 1966Phnom Penh
 Brunei33:56.35Sifli Anak Ahar8 December 2003Hanoi
 Belize34:55.45Novian Middleton14 April 2011Atlanta[48]
 Saint Kitts and Nevis35:18.4 hJesse Mulcaire13 May 1990Basseterre
 Wallis and Futuna35:57.6Sosefo Aikilikopi30 August 1979Suva[34]
 Northern Mariana Islands36:39.7John HoffmanMarch 27, 1994Mangilao[34][49]
 Kiribati36:46.2Tara Mango31 August 1963Suva[34]
 Tonga37:33.6Peau'afi Houkinima30 August 1979Suva[34]
 Bhutan38:39.7Dhoman Tenzin22 September 1984Kathmandu
 Norfolk Island38:42.1Trevor Calder7 November 1992Middlegate[34]
 Curaçao39:16.00Virgilio Isenia30 April 2010Aruba
 Marshall Islands40:11.92Bob Sholar3 August 1998Koror[34]
 Italy27:10.76Yemaneberhan Crippa6 October 2019Doha[50]
 Kazakhstan27:58.9Anatoliy Badrankov3 November 1978Tashkent
 Tajikistan29:29.0Anatoliy Belogurov8 May 1977Dushanbe
 Guam31:39.24Johnson Lee18 April 2008Monmouth[34]
 Federated States of Micronesia35:46.1Elias Rodriguez27 March 1994Mangilao[34]
 Ukraine27:59.8hPavlo Andreyev10 July 1973Moscow
 Angola28:20.0 #João N'Tyamba5 May 2001Lubango
 Puerto Rico28:27.1 hCarmelo RíosApril 28, 1984Walnut
 Madagascar28:42.0 hJules Randrianarivelo21 July 1979Moscow
 Costa Rica28:48.4 hRafael Angel Perez8 May 1976Knoxville
 Sri Lanka29:18.0 hLucien Sellapuliage B. Rosa13 May 1975Arkansas City, Arkansas
 Mauritius29:50.6 #Menon Ramsamy10 August 1998Saint-Paul
 Armenia29:52.8 hArtashes Mikoyan20 July 1976Chişinău
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines29:58.3 hPamenos Ballantyne19 July 1998Derby
 Panama30:07.0 hAgustin Morán22 March 1997Panama City
 Republic of Macedonia30:11.8 h #Milan Madzgalj16 May 1981Skopje
 Syria30:14.5 hFarouk Khadour10 October 1986Yalta
 Republic of Macedonia30:25.1 (ht)Milan Madzgalj28 June 1980Vilnius
 Kuwait30:29.73 #Ali Saleh9 November 1983Kuwait City
 Montenegro30:45.0 hOsman Erović31 May 1987Kumbor
 Kosovo30:47.0 h #Nexhmidin Ibishi29 May 1971Belgrade
 Hong Kong30:53.6 hGi Ka Man28 March 2012Hongkong
 Kosovo32:41.30 #Lulzim Kallaba14 June 2003Mitrovica, Kosovo
 São Tomé and Príncipe33:30.0 hMário Pitra5 June 1982São Tomé
 Niue34:17.1 hPalana Ahotala16 October 1982Paliati[34]
 American Samoa34:28.0 hSailala Solilai9 September 1971Pirae[34]
 Samoa34:42.5aJames Hoeflich30 August 1979Apia[34]
 Cook Islands35:23.0 hMuriaroa Ngaro30 August 1979Suva[34]
 Palau38:24.2 hRichard Madrekewet8 July 1990San Antonio[34]

Women

CountryTimeAthleteDatePlaceReference
 Kenya29:32.53Vivian Cheruiyot12 August 2016Rio de Janeiro[51]
 Bahrain29:50.77Kalkidan Gezahegne8 May 2021Maia[52]
 Scotland30:00.86Eilish McColgan4 March 2023San Juan Capistrano[53]
 United States30:03.82Alicia Monson4 March 2023San Juan Capistrano[54]
 Norway30:13.74Ingrid Kristiansen5 July 1986Oslo
 Israel30:46.37Lonah Chemtai Salpeter15 August 2022Munich[55]
 Uganda31:06.46Sarah Chelangat10 October 2020Hengelo[56]
 United Arab Emirates31:10.25Alia Saeed Mohammed23 April 2016Dubai[57]
 Romania31:11.24Mihaela Botezan27 August 2004Athens
 Serbia31:29.65Olivera Jevtić30 September 2022Sydney
 Croatia32:28.67Bojana Bjeljac20 May 2023London[58]
 Puerto Rico32:36.03Beverly Ramos5 May 2017Stanford[59]
 Argentina32:33.99Daiana Ocampo14 May 2022Buenos Aires
 Venezuela33:09.33Joselyn Daniely Brea10 April 2021Torrevieja
 Chinese Taipei33:39.90Xie Qianhe9 March 2021New Taipei City[60]
 Namibia33:42.19Elizabeth Mongudhi25 July 1999Windhoek
 Malaysia33:50.80Jayanthi Palaniappan16 July 1994Brussels
 Bosnia and Herzegovina34:03.23Lucia Kimani12 April 2008Istanbul
 Bolivia34:09.54Jhoselyn Camargo29 May 2021Guayaquil[61]
 Malta34:25.1 h MxCarol Galea30 April 1997Watford
 Thailand34:46.61Jane Vongvorachoti25 April 2013Philadelphia[62]
 Angola35:06.9 hErnestina Paulino2 August 2008Luanda
 Uruguay35:56.58Lorena Sosa6 March 2021Montevideo[63]
 U.S. Virgin Islands36:27.71Jackie Morgan16 April 1999Walnut
 Solomon Islands37:54.60Sharon Firisua1 July 2017Suva[64]
 South Sudan37:55.31Falicia Oyo25 June 2016Durban[65]
 Macao38:52.01[lower-alpha 1]Hoi Long22 October 2021Xi'an[66]
 Honduras38:56.52Edith Ramirez11 December 1997San Pedro Sula
 Pakistan40:42.7 hRabia Ashiq21 April 2011Lahore[67]
 Bangladesh42:34.1 hRinki Biswas4 January 2022Dhaka[68]
 Bahamas45:50.79Jennaya Hield29 March 2015Towson[69]
 Afghanistan46:11.52Shabnam Fayyaz13 April 2019Greencastle

Notes

  1. ↑ ratified by AAMC; not recognized by World Athletics

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