Bad Mitterndorf

Zauchen

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Zauchen-Schanze:

K-Point:	40 m
Hill record:	38.5 m (Fritz Nemetz , 1935-02-17)
Further jumps:	K15
Year of construction:	1909
Conversions:	1924, 1934
Coordinates:	47.561266, 13.964835

Keglowitsch-Schanze auf der Tauplitzalm:

K-Point:	25 m
Year of construction:	1927
Coordinates:	47.595383, 13.985948

Further jumps:	no
Plastic matting:	no
Status:	destroyed
Ski club:	WSC Bad Mitterndorf
Coordinates:	47.561266, 13.964835

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History:

Already around 1909 there was a first ski jumping hill at Mitterndorf in the Styrian Salzkammergut. In February 1911, the Austrian Ski Championships were held in Mitterndorf on the two ski jumps at Zauchen: Lieutenant Elsner jumped a record of 33 meters, but Heinrich Rüdiger claimed the title. Ski jumping in Mitterndorf flourished again after World War I and the ski jumping hill was modernized for the international Tri-State Championships in 1925. From 1927 on there was another 30-meter ski jump on more snowsure Tauplitzalm, Keglowitschschanze at Holl-Haus cabin, which also hosted competitions from time to time. In 1934-35, the main hill of Mitterndorf at Zauchen was enlarged to allow jumps of more than 40 meters. After World War II, the ski flying hill at Kulm was constructed.

	1935-02-17:	38.5 m	Fritz Nemetz
	1911-02-19:	33.0 m	Eugen Elsner	N-AUT

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Zauchen

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