The following table is an overview of national records in the 800 metres.

Outdoor

Men

CountryTimeAthleteDatePlaceReferenceVideo
 Kenya1:40.91David Rudisha9 August 2012London[1]
 Denmark1:41.11Wilson Kipketer24 August 1997Cologne
 England1:41.73Sebastian Coe10 June 1981Florence
 Great Britain and N.I.1:41.73Sebastian Coe10 June 1981Florence
 Brazil1:41.77Joaquim Cruz26 August 1984Cologne
 Sudan1:42.23Abubaker Kaki Khamis4 June 2010Oslo[2]
 United States1:42.34Donavan BrazierOctober 1, 2019Doha[3]
 Ethiopia1:42.37Mohammed Aman6 September 2013Brussels[4]
 Russia1:42.47Yuriy Borzakovskiy24 August 2001Brussels
 France1:42.53Pierre-Ambroise Bosse18 July 2014Fontvieille, Monaco[5]
  Switzerland1:42.55André Bucher17 August 2001Zürich
 Norway1:42.58Vebjørn Rodal31 July 1996Atlanta
 United States1:42.60Johnny GrayAugust 28, 1985Koblenz
 Algeria1:42.61Taoufik Makhloufi15 August 2016Rio de Janeiro[6]
 Bahrain1:42.79Yusuf Saad Kamel29 July 2008Monaco
 Burundi1:42.81Jean-Patrick Nduwimana17 August 2001Zürich
 Cuba1:42.85Norberto Téllez31 July 1996Atlanta
 Djibouti1:42.97Ayanleh Souleiman17 July 2015Fontvieille, Monaco[7]
 Canada1:43.20Brandon McBride20 July 2018Fontvieille, Monaco[8]
 Poland1:43.22Paweł Czapiewski17 August 2001Zürich
 Morocco1:43.25Amine Laalou14 July 2006Rome
 Mexico1:43.44Jesús Tonatiú López9 July 2021Atlanta[9]
 Netherlands1:43.45Bram Som18 August 2006Zürich
 Venezuela1:43.54William Wuycke7 September 1986Rieti
 Somalia1:43.60Abdi Bile16 August 1989Zürich
 Germany1:43.65Willi Wülbeck9 August 1983Helsinki
 Spain1:43.65Saúl Ordóñez20 July 2018Fontvieille, Monaco[10]
 Saudi Arabia1:43.66Mohammed Al-Salhi8 May 2009Doha
 Latvia1:43.67Dmitrijs Miļkevičs3 July 2006Athens
 Uganda1:43.72Abraham Chepkirwok5 July 2008Madrid[11]
 Italy1:43.74Andrea Longo3 September 2000Rieti
 Qatar1:43.82Musaeb Abdulrahman Balla8 July 2015Barcelona[12]
 Puerto Rico1:43.83Wesley Vázquez24 August 2019Paris[13]
 Belgium1:43.86Ivo Van Damme25 July 1976Montreal
 Scotland1:43.88Tom McKean28 July 1989London
 Australia1:43.99Joseph Deng8 July 2023Décines-Charpieu[14]
 Turkey1:44.00Ilham Tanui Özbilen29 June 2013Mersin[15]
 Senegal1:44.06Moussa Fall17 August 1988Zürich
 Croatia1:44.07Luciano Sušanj4 September 1974Rome
 Finland1:44.10Ari Suhonen16 August 1989Zürich
 Kuwait1:44.13Mohammad Al-Azemi3 July 2006Athens
 South Korea1:44.14Lee Jin-il17 June 1994Seoul
 Colombia1:44.31Rafith Rodríguez15 May 2011Belém[16]
 Belarus1:44.43Anis Ananenka10 July 2013Budapest[17]
 Iran1:44.74Sajjad Moradi4 September 2005Incheon
 Serbia1:44.75Slobodan Popović15 August 1988Linz
 Ghana1:44.80Alex Amankwah19 May 2017Marietta[18]
 Luxembourg1:44.81David Fiegen18 August 2006Zürich
 Ireland1:44.82David Matthews5 September 1995Rieti
 Czech Republic1:44.84Lukáš Vydra12 August 1998Zürich
 Portugal1:44.91Rui Silva20 August 2002San Sebastián
 Egypt1:44.92Hamada Mohamed14 July 2017Madrid[19]
 Romania1:44.93Cătălin Tecuceanu14 September 2021Zagreb[20]
 Slovakia1:44.94Jozef Repčík12 June 2008Ostrava
 Tunisia1:44.99Abdessalem Ayouni1 August 2021Tokyo[21]
 Jamaica1:45.02Navasky Anderson10 June 2022Eugene[22]
 Sweden1:45.03Andreas Kramer25 July 2018Karlstad[23]
 Sweden1:45.03Andreas Kramer11 August 2018Berlin[24]
 Zimbabwe1:45.03Savieri Ngidhi15 June 1996Caorle
 Ukraine1:45.08Leonid Masunov22 June 1984Kyiv
 Tanzania1:45.28Samwel Mwera15 May 2005Rio de Janeiro
 Hungary1:45.37Tamás Kazi8 September 2013Rieti[25]
 Trinidad and Tobago1:45.43Sherridan Kirk11 June 2005Sacramento
 Guyana1:45.58Quamel Prince17 May 2019Marietta
 India1:45.65Jinson Johnson27 June 2018Guwahati[26]
 Chile1:45.75Pablo Squella12 August 1990Hengelo
 Japan1:45.75Sho Kawamoto11 May 2014Tokyo[27]
 Haiti1:45.79Jean-Marc Destiné11 May 1996Eagle Rock, Haiti
 Barbados1:45.83Jonathan Jones24 March 2022Austin[28]
 Estonia1:45.87Urmet Uusorg10 June 1999Helsinki
 Iraq1:45.88Adnan Almntfage25 November 2010Guangzhou[29]
 Nigeria1:45.91Ado Maude9 September 1992Bologna
 Slovenia1:46.00Žan Rudolf1 July 2015Velenje[30]
 Argentina1:46.01Luis Migueles14 June 1986Bratislava
 Kyrgyzstan1:46.04Boris Kaveshnikov15 July 1999Moscow
 Dominican Republic1:46.13Luis Peralta15 May 2021Los Angeles[31]
 Zambia1:46.14Prince Mumba1 July 2011Burnaby[32][33]
 Austria1:46.21Michael Wildner19 July 1992Ingolstadt
 Bermuda1:46.26Aaron Evans28 May 2010Greensboro[34]
 Andorra1:46.26Pol Moya16 June 2022Castellón
 China1:46.32Teng Haining21 May 2014Beijing[35]
 Mozambique1:46.32Alberto Mamba9 June 2016Oslo[36]
 Mali1:46.37Moussa Camara27 August 2011Daegu[37]
 Malta1:46.50Jared Micallef20 May 2023Karlsruhe[38]
 Swaziland1:46.54Ndumiso Mdziniso1 July 1997Kristinestad
 Ecuador1:46.55Bayron Piedra25 May 2008Belém
 Lithuania1:46.58Vitalij Kozlov8 July 2008Kaunas
 Namibia1:46.62Daniel Nghipandulwa10 April 2011Durban[39]
 Azerbaijan1:46.7Alibey Sükürov3 June 2004Baku
 Suriname1:46.74Tommy Asinga8 May 1992Indianapolis
 British Virgin Islands1:46.98Greg Rhymer25 May 1994Ypsilanti
 Kazakhstan1:46.99Mikhail Kolganov5 June 2004Almaty
 Peru1:47.01David Torrence15 April 2017Torrance, California[40]
 Liberia1:47.04Bobby True29 April 2000Des Moines
 Palestine1:47.04Wesam Al-Massri18 May 2017Baku[41]
 Sri Lanka1:47.13Indunil Herath16 June 2018Kenya[42]
 Republic of Macedonia1:47.14Vančo Stojanov10 May 2002Sofia
 Cyprus1:47.17Spyros Spyrou15 September 1983Casablanca
 Moldova1:47.18Vitaliy Cherkes19 August 2000Staiki
 Eritrea1:47.20Girmay Hadgu20 July 2011Rio de Janeiro[43]
 Gambia1:47.20Edrissa Marong20 April 2019Abidjan
 Chinese Taipei (Taiwan)1:47.24Wang Jung-Hua3 May 1980Westwood, California
 Madagascar1:47.33Joseph Rakotoarimanana28 July 1996Atlanta
 Malaysia1:47.37Batumalai Rajakumar26 September 1985Jakarta
 South Sudan1:47.43Alexander Lomong13 May 2018Bloomington
 Samoa1:47.45Aunese Curreen20 August 2008Beijing[44][45]"
 Syria1:47.45Mahmoud Kheirat19 June 1998Esch-sur-Alzette
 Uzbekistan1:47.50Erkin Isakov16 July 2005Moscow
 Philippines1:47.52Carter Lilly19 April 2019Los Angeles
 Angola1:47.54João N'Tyamba27 June 1992Belle Vue Maurel
 Sri Lanka1:47.56Ranjit Subasinghe25 December 1993Dhaka
 Armenia1:47.58Tigran Mkrtchyan23 June 2016Artashat
 Monaco1:47.61Brice Etès22 July 2010Fontvieille, Monaco[46]
 Turkmenistan1:47.66Sergey Kamayev17 September 1986Tashkent
 Kosovo1:47.70Musa Hajdari22 August 2015Beijing[47]
 Saint Lucia1:47.83Marbeq Edgar5 May 2017Houston[48]
 Myanmar1:47.9Jimmy Crampton11 December 1970Bangkok
 Oman1:48.0Idriss Hilal Al-Khuseibi3 October 2001Damascus
 Albania1:48.03Astrit Kryeziu22 August 2015Rapperswil-Jona[49]
 Libya1:48.08Aboubaker El-Gatrouni13 October 2003Abuja
 Pakistan1:48.10Muhammad Siddique28 July 1974Hanover
 Bolivia1:48.16Fadrique Iglesias27 May 2006Ponce
 Gambia1:48.24Lamin Keita16 April 2016Dakar
 Mauritius1:48.24Désiré Pierre-Louis1 May 1994Gainesville, Florida
 Yemen1:48.24Saeed Basweiden13 May 1998Knoxville
 Jordan1:48.25Jihad Al-Balawi15 July 1993Buffalo, New York
 Central African Republic1:48.26Francky Mbotto30 July 2021Tokyo[50]
 Grenada1:48.28Nathan Hood14 April 2022Azusa
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines1:48.37Handal Roban21 August 2021Nairobi[51]
 Thailand1:48.48Chern Srichudanu12 December 1995Chiang Mai
 Tajikistan1:48.5 hRivkat Agletdinov21 June 1983Dushanbe
 Cameroon1:48.6 hPaulin Nyatchou9 June 2001Yaoundé
 Chad1:48.6 hAhmed Issa26 August 1962Thonon-les-Bains
 Dominica1:48.60Erison Hurtault22 April 2011Princeton[52]
 Antigua and Barbuda1:48.62Dale Jones25 August 1991Tokyo[53]
 Iceland1:48.83Erlingur Jóhannsson4 July 1987Oslo
 United Arab Emirates1:48.86Saud Abdul Karim20 September 2010Aleppo[54]
 Vietnam1:48.97Dương Văn Thái23 August 2017Kuala Lumpur[55]
 Guatemala1:49.07Luis Martínez25 August 1991Tokyo
 Nicaragua1:49.10Edgard Cortez27 August 2011Daegu[37]
 United States Virgin Islands1:49.15Seymour WalterJune 9, 2012Indianapolis[56]
 Uruguay1:49.16Javier Marmo14 June 2015Lima[57]
 North Korea1:49.2 hHuang Myon-Son11 April 1983Pyongyang[58]
 Rwanda1:49.35Alexis Sharangabo26 May 1999Nassau
 Malawi1:49.48Kenneth Dzekedzeke8 August 1987Nairobi
 Honduras1:49.50Elvin Canales16 June 2021Guadalajara
 Bahamas1:49.54Chris Brown17 August 1998Maracaibo
 Costa Rica1:49.76Juan Diego Castro15 July 2017Nairobi[59]
 New Caledonia1:49.8 hAdrien Kela26 February 2011Nouméa[44][60][61]
 Indonesia1:49.93Alexander Resmol12 December 1995Chiang Mai
 Cape Verde1:49.94Samuel Freire17 June 2017Lisbon
 Saint Kitts and Nevis1:49.96Ian Godwin27 June 1996Kingston, Jamaica
 Turks and Caicos Islands1:50.02Ken Reyes2 June 2018Kingston
 Armenia1:50.09Akraik Hovanesian27 August 2011Daegu
 Paraguay1:50.17Francisco Figueredo13 August 1987Indianapolis
 Cayman Islands1:50.22Jon Rankin8 April 2011Westwood, California[62]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo1:50.39Patrick Tambwé4 July 2001Saint-Maur-des-Fossés
 Guinea-Bissau1:50.50Danilson Riciulli29 June 2002Funchal
 Singapore1:50.56Sinnathambi Pandian22 July 1987Singapore
   Nepal1:50.60Dhani Ram Chaudhari24 December 1995Chennai
 Lebanon1:50.66Ali Khazaal4 August 1997Athens
 Niger1:50.8Moussa Daweye13 July 1983Saint-Maur-des-Fossés
 Lesotho1:50.85Freddy Lenka6 March 1982Welkom
 El Salvador1:50.85Pablo Andrés Ibáñez26 June 2022San Salvador
 Benin1:50.89Akim Balogoun21 May 1999Lagos
 Equatorial Guinea1:50.91Benjamín Enzema2 August 2018Asaba
 Netherlands Antilles1:51.0Richard Riley11 August 1973Papendal
 Vanuatu1:51.13Arnold Sorina8 October 2010Delhi
 Bangladesh1:51.16Mohamed Hossain Milzer23 September 1988Seoul
 Gibraltar1:51.17John Chappory30 June 1984Barcelona
 Sierra Leone1:51.23Prince Amara9 July 1995Cwmbran
 Equatorial Guinea1:51.54Benjamín Enzema20 June 2017Cergy-Pontoise
 Cook Islands1:51.64Alex Beddoes10 April 2018Gold Coast[63]
 Cook Islands1:51.70Alex Beddoes26 August 2015Watford[64]
 Guinea1:51.80Mohamed Malal Sy Savané1 August 1992Barcelona
 San Marino1:51.8Manlio Molinari25 June 1997San Marino
 Montenegro1:52.05Slaviša Vraneš16 June 1996Niš
 Togo1:52.09Roger Kangni31 August 1972Munich
 Anguilla1:52.17Vernal Gumbs28 July 1989San Juan, Puerto Rico
 Hong Kong1:52.17Leung Tat Wai18 April 1999Hongkong
 Belize1:52.33Jonathan Williams8 March 2008Walnut
 Cambodia1:52.33Chhun Bunthorn9 December 2019New Clark City
 Honduras1:52.41Elvin Canales17 March 2017Palafrugell[65]
 Mongolia1:52.6Tumur Ankhbayar22 June 2005Ulan-Ude
 Mongolia1:52.63Chuluunbaatar Ariunsaichan7 June 1988Ostrava
 Solomon Islands1:52.64Charlie Oliver5 October 1982Brisbane[44]
 Maldives1:53.08Naseer Ismail27 September 1999Kathmandu
 Comoros1:53.10Attoumani Djamchi12 August 2011Victoria[66]
 French Polynesia1:53.28Pascal Adams8 July 1987Colombes[44]
 Afghanistan1:53.62Wais Ibrahim Khairandesh12 June 2016Portland, Oregon[67]
 Montserrat1:54.92Henry Sweeney6 May 1995Long Beach
 Brunei1:55.05Jimmy Anak Ahar10 September 2002Kota Kinabalu
 Curaçao1:55.50Jairo Troeman11 March 2011Curaçao
 Macau1:55.54Lou Wai Un21 September 2021Xi'an
 Mauritania1:55.65Souleymane Ould Chebel3 June 2007Bissau
 Tonga1:56.8 hHenele Taliai26 November 1998Melbourne[44]
 Aruba1:57.57Justice Dreischor28 March 2016St. George's[68]
 Laos1:57.97Khambieng Khamiar24 November 1989Bangkok
 Norfolk Island1:58.0Jonathan McKee18 May 1986Gothenburg[44]
 Palau1:59.16Douglas Schmidt23 September 2009Nikao[44]
 Kiribati2:01.73Tanini Teekea3 September 2007Apia[44][69]
 Federated States of Micronesia2:01.95Cornelius Ardos25 July 2002Kolonia, Pohnpei[44]
 Bhutan2:05.05Kinzang Dorji26 September 1999Kathmandu
 Marshall Islands2:05.2Martin Motu'ahala28 July 1994Majuro[44]
 Northern Mariana Islands2:06.88Ketson KabirielAugust 7, 1998Koror[44]
 Niue2:09.91John Malcolm8 September 1983Apia[44]
 Tuvalu2:12.0Nelu Auega1971Meneñ[44]
 Nauru2:12.35John-Rico Togogae1 July 2014Palikir[70]
 Botswana1:41.73Nijel Amos9 August 2012London[1]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina1:42.51Amel Tuka17 July 2015Fontvieille, Monaco[7]
 South Africa1:42.69Hezekiél Sepeng3 September 1999Brussels
 Greece1:45.00Panagiotis Stroubakos13 August 1997Zürich
 Liechtenstein1:46.16Günther Hasler20 August 1975Zürich
 Bulgaria1:46.3 hBinko Kolev12 July 1979Celje
 Israel1:46.46 #Mark Handelsman15 July 1982Lausanne
 Israel1:46.49 #Mark Handelsman31 August 1983Koblenz
 Azerbaijan1:46.64 #Alibey Sükürov3 July 2004Baku
 Ivory Coast1:47.09Siahka Bamba6 August 2003Castres
 Gambia1:48.1 hEbrima Ceesay12 May 2000Abidjan
 Papua New Guinea1:48.29Clement Abai20 April 2002Baton Rouge[44]
 Gabon1:48.45Franck Matamba3 June 1994Caluire
 Fiji1:48.70Isireli Naikelekelevesi8 August 2004Szombathely[44]
 Guam1:53.26Anthony Quan3 April 1999Seattle[44][71]
 Italy1:43.7 hMarcello Fiasconaro27 June 1973Milan
 New Zealand1:44.3+ hPeter Snell3 February 1962Christchurch
 Uzbekistan1:46.98 #Erkin Isakov23 July 2004Bishkek
 Kosovo1:47.40 #Musa Hajdari31 August 2014Mitrovica
 Israel1:47.8 (ht)Oz Katz18 May 1983Koblenz
 Panama1:48.5 (ht)Donaldo Arza29 May 1971Trier
 Costa Rica1:48.95 (ht)Juan Diego Castro29 July 2018Barranquilla[72]
 Republic of the Congo1:49.5 (ht)Ghislain Obounghat1 May 1983Tunis
 Georgia1:49.6 (ht)Anatoliy Nekrasov14 July 1979Tbilisi
 Singapore1:49.9 (ht)Subramani Surendra30 April 1983Oregon
 Seychelles1:51.2 (ht)Selwyn Bonne24 April 1999Victoria
 Burkina Faso1:52.1 (ht)Kondia Ouoba13 April 1974Abidjan
 São Tomé and Príncipe1:52.8 (ht)António Cadio Paraiso27 August 1981Luanda
 East Timor1:56.6 (ht)Bader Atamimi19 October 1989Jakarta
 Wallis and Futuna2:00.7 (ht)Angélo Pétélo31 August 1983Nouméa[44]
 American Samoa2:01.3 (ht)Afutolu Lefiaseu10 April 1992Utulei[44]

Women

CountryTimeAthleteDatePlaceReference
 Kenya1:54.01Pamela Jelimo29 August 2008Zürich
 United States1:54.97Athing Mu17 September 2023Eugene[73]
 Romania1:55.05Doina Melinte1 August 1982Bucharest
 Great Britain1:55.19Keely Hodgkinson17 September 2023Eugene[74]
 Croatia1:56.51Slobodanka Čolović Maričić17 June 1987Belgrade
 Australia1:57.78Catriona Bisset23 July 2023London[75]
 Bahrain1:57.80Maryam Yusuf Jamal29 August 2008Zürich
 Uganda1:58.03Halimah Nakaayi9 July 2021Fontvieille[76]
 Norway1:58.10Hedda Hynne15 September 2020Bellinzona[77]
 Namibia1:59.15Agnes Samaria29 July 2002Manchester
 Ireland1:59.27[lower-alpha 1]Ciara Mageean27 May 2023Manchester[78]
 Malta1:59.56Tanya Blake24 May 2003Eugene
 Grenada1:59.60Neisha Bernard-Thomas1 May 2010Kingston
 Serbia1:59.90Amela Terzić20 June 2015Stara Zagora[79]
 Uruguay2:00.20Déborah Rodríguez12 June 2021Geneva[80]
 Puerto Rico2:01.31Angelita Lind25 July 1984Walnut
 Argentina2:02.88Marta Orellana24 March 1995Mar del Plata
 Bosnia and Herzegovina2:03.02Biba Kajan-Subašić22 June 1985Zagreb
 Thailand2:03.46Sasithorn Chantanuhong26 September 1985Jakarta
 Bolivia2:03.98Niusha Mancilla15 September 2001Ambato
 Armenia2:04.0 hTsovik Grigorian15 October 1987Tbilisi
 Israel2:04.05Edna Lankri8 August 1993La Chaux-de-Fonds
 Chinese Taipei2:04.74Li Ya-hui21 July 1998Fukuoka
 Bahamas2:04.82Vernetta Rolle23 May 1998Atlanta
 Iraq2:04.92Eman Sabeeh Hussain5 August 1985Casablanca
 Venezuela2:04.93Yenny Mejias24 July 2005Cali
 Djibouti2:05.12Souhra Ali Mohamed26 August 2019Rabat
 Saint Lucia2:06.30Augustina Charles26 June 1999Bridgetown
 Angola2:06.53Lilian Silva15 June 2006Luso
 United Arab Emirates2:06.81Betlhem Desalegn5 August 2013Sollentuna
 Malaysia2:07.44Josephine Mary Singarayar30 September 1986Seoul
 Pakistan2:08.04Bushra Parveen26 August 2006Colombo
 U.S. Virgin Islands2:08.43Ninfa Barnard11 May 2013Atlanta[81]
 San Marino2:08.66Elisa Vagnini25 May 1999Vaduz
 Kuwait2:08.91Danah Al-Nasrallah21 May 2016Windsor[82]
 South Sudan2:11.87Rose Lokonyen30 July 2021Tokyo
 Bangladesh2:13.3 hSharmila Ray Chakma22 December 1985Dhaka
 Burkina Faso2:13.30Honorine Yaméogo20 July 2003Ouagadougou
 Turks and Caicos Islands2:15.27Rebecca Bernadin6 May 2022Prairie View
 Samoa2:17.60Kim Peterson1 April 1984Christchurch
 Macao2:19.82Leong Ka Man15 September 2012Tianjin
 Solomon Islands2:19.94Dorothy Daonanita24 February 1994Auckland
 Honduras2:22.4 hOlga Zepeda22 July 1989San José
 Montserrat2:31.5 hEstelle Furlonge5 July 1992Road Town
 Afghanistan2:38.28Mehrangiz Bijanpoor19 August 2007Oslo
 Saudi Arabia2:39.41Miznah Al-Nassar16 May 2017Baku

Indoor

Men

CountryTimeAthleteDatePlaceReference
 Kenya1:43.98Michael Saruni9 February 2019New York City[83]
 United States1:44.21Donavan Brazier13 February 2021Staten Island[84]
 Bahrain1:45.26Yusuf Saad Kamel9 March 2008Valencia[85]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina1:45.95Amel Tuka24 February 2021Madrid[86]
 Uganda1:46.10Mike Okot12 February 1989Stuttgart
 Puerto Rico1:46.20Andrés Arroyo27 February 2016Fayetteville[87]
 Norway1:46.28Vebjørn Rodal23 February 1997Birmingham
 Croatia1:46.40Predrag Melnjak10 February 1988Turin
 Serbia1:46.44Slobodan Popović10 February 1988Turin
 Djibouti1:46.97+Ayanleh Souleiman17 February 2016Stockholm[88]
 Romania1:47.21Petre Drăgoescu2 March 1985Athens
 Kuwait1:47.37Mohammad Al-Azemi19 February 2012Hangzhou[89]
 Venezuela1:48.51William Wuycke24 February 1989Karlsruhe
 Argentina1:49.00Luis Migueles8 March 1991Seville
 South Sudan1:49.23Alexander Lomong29 January 2022Fayetteville[90]
 Iraq1:49.42Adnan Al-Mntfage19 February 2012Hangzhou[91]
 Saint Lucia 1:49.70 Michael James 28 February 2016Boston[92]
6 March 2016Boston[93]
 Bolivia1:50.12Fadrique Iglesias16 February 2008Valencia
 U.S. Virgin Islands1:51.03Alexshandro Rodriguez6 March 2016Boston
 Honduras1:51.08Elvin Canalés7 March 2020Sabadell
 Namibia1:51.27 AMao Tjiroze2 February 2002Pocatello
 Bahamas1:51.35Andre Colebrook8 March 2014New York City
 United Arab Emirates1:51.68Hassan Mayouf20 September 2017Ashgabat[94]
 Israel1:51.73Joseph Gazchao12 February 2000Indianapolis
 Armenia1:51.94Tigran Mkrtchyan17 February 2017Istanbul[95]
 Pakistan1:52.08Nadar Khan8 March 1991Seville
 Saudi Arabia1:52.74Ali Saad Al-Daraan31 October 2007Macau
 Seychelles1:54.14Gaylord Silly5 January 2013Aubière
 Uruguay1:54.37Santiago Catrofe17 January 2020Miramas
 Angola1:54.95Tulio António24 February 2008Pombal
 Malaysia1:55.49Jayakumar Dewarajoo11 February 2006Pattaya
 Thailand1:56.40Jakkrit Pattasai1 November 2009Hanoi
 Afghanistan1:57.36Wais Ibrahim Khairandesh18 March 2016Portland[96]
 Bangladesh1:59.14Hassan Kamrul1 February 2018Tehran
 Chinese Taipei2:01.31Chen Fu-pin10 February 2006Pattaya
 Macau2:01.78Henrique da Silva Kuok11 February 2007Macau
 Macau2:02.23[lower-alpha 2]Marco Filippi31 January 2021Padua

Women

CountryTimeAthleteDatePlaceReference
 Burundi1:58.31Francine Niyonsaba4 March 2018Birmingham[97]
 Kenya1:58.83Pamela Jelimo11 March 2012Istanbul
 Romania1:59.00Doina Melinte8 February 1987Budapest
 Croatia1:59.83Slobodanka Čolović8 February 1987Budapest
 Namibia1:59.91Agnes Samaria15 February 2005Stockholm
 Norway2:00.92Hedda Hynne9 February 2021Liévin[98]
 Uganda2:01.70Winnie Nanyondo9 February 2020Metz
 Serbia2:03.27Amela Terzić5 February 2017Belgrade[99]
 Bahrain2:03.64Maryam Yusuf Jamal25 February 2006Magglingen
 Puerto Rico2:05.52Lysaira Del Valle12 March 2005Fayetteville
 Bosnia and Herzegovina2:06.66Jelena Gajić7 February 2021Belgrade
 Malta2:06.72[lower-alpha 3]Tanya Blake31 January 2004Roxbury
 Angola2:07.15Lilian Silva26 January 2008Pombal
 Saint Lucia2:07.16Leander Ernest24 February 2009Fayetteville
 Argentina2:07.32Carmen Arrúa28 February 1991Seville
 Israel2:08.47Shanie Landen12 February 2016Boston[100]
 Bahamas2:09.34Vernetta Rolle24 January 1998Baton Rouge
 Kuwait2:09.68 OTDanah Al-Nasrallah30 January 2016Saginaw
 Armenia2:09.70Lilit Harutyunyan27 February 2016Istanbul[101]
 Uruguay2:09.99Déborah Rodríguez2 February 2019Staten Island
 Venezuela2:11.42Valentina Medina16 February 2002Norman
 Bolivia2:11.45[lower-alpha 4]Nicole Vaca6 December 2019Michigan
 Thailand2:12.17Buatip Boonprasert14 November 2005Pattaya
 Pakistan2:12.25Gulnaz Ara14 November 2005Pattaya
 Malaysia2:12.45Noraseela Mohd Khalid23 January 2005Chemnitz
 U.S. Virgin Islands2:12.64Ninfa Barnard23 February 2014Birmingham[102]
 Turks and Caicos Islands2:19.02Yanique Haye-Smith5 December 2021Virginia Beach[103]
 Seychelles2:21.89Céline Laporte5 February 2006Nogent-sur-Oise
 Macau2:21.92Leong Ka Man19 February 2012Hangzhou[104]
 Iraq2:25.90Alaa Hikmat Al-Qaysi26 February 2010Tehran
 Chinese Taipei2:35.15Chu Chia-ling23 March 2018Beijing
 Bangladesh2:42.23Sumi Akther1 February 2018Tehran
 Afghanistan2:47.42Somayeh Rezaei14 February 2013Tehran
 Honduras3:18.72Dennise Reyes24 February 2019Birmingham

Notes

  1. ↑ by World Athletics and other sources; 1:59.28 by AI source, probably a typo
  2. ↑ not ratified by MAAA but recognized by World Athletics
  3. ↑ not ratified by MAAA but recognised by World Athletics
  4. ↑ ratified by FAB but not recognized by World Athletics

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