Schanzen: Larvik (Dammenbakken)

Name and hill record

I believe the name of this hill should be Dammenbakken. (You forgot an m.) Tore Paulsen (Norway) set the hill record of 34.5 m on 27 March 1954.

Schanzen: Stokmarknes (Nesbakken)

Date

Kjetil Mårdalen set his hill record on 27 March 1949.

Schanzen: Ramnes (Lie)

Leif Kruse's record

64.5m by Leif Kruse comes from this book:

https://vålehistorielag.no/uploads/1/2/4/9/124996694/re_minne_2018_web.pdf

"In a summary from 1936, the hill record is stated to be 54.5 metres, while at the same time the hill record at Holmenkollen was 52 metres. Later, the hill record at Krøglibakken was increased to 64.5 metres, set by Leif Kruse, Botne. It is safe to say that the hill was considered large at the time it was in use."

Schanzen: Dokka (Braskerud)

Date

Arne O. Braskerud set his hill record on 9 February 1936.

Schanzen: Åbogen

Hill record

Knut Hellerud (Norway) set a hill record of 34 m in 1952.

Schanzen: Hønefoss (Vangenbakken)

Hill records

Anton Martin Omholt (Norway) set a men's hill record of 43.5 m on 23 February 1947.

For women, Tullik Lærum (Norway) jumped "over 30 m" in training in January 1939. During the competition on 29 January 1939 she had two standing exhibition jumps of 22 m.

Schanzen: Ramnes (Lie)

Hill record

I haven't yet found confirmation of Leif Kruse's jump of 64.5 m in 1946, so I'm guessing that may have been an error. He definitely stood at 64 m twice in competition on 16 March 1947, and it was mentioned in a newspaper as a hill record. Adolf Akerholdt's jump of 65 m was done in training on 11 January 1948. Kjell Stang (Norway) twice fell at 66 m in competition on 17 February 1946.