Where does urine exit a woman's body?

The urethra.: Urine that is stored in the bladder exits a short tunnel called the urethra. It is located between the clitoris and the vaginal introitus in a vulva. The length of the urinary tract in women likely contributes to the higher rates of urinary tract infections in women, and its position in the pelvic floor and relation to the birth canal is likely what predisposes women to stress incontinence.