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Kreisgrabenschanzen:

K-Point:	50 m
Longest jump:	56.0 m (Fritz Nemetz , 1932-02-07)
Hill record:	55.0 m (Rudi Hrabic , 1932-02-07)
Inrun angle:	32°
Take-off length:	15.4 m
Landing angle:	35°

Further jumps:	K30
Plastic matting:	no
Year of construction:	1912
Conversions:	1930, 1945
Status:	destroyed
Ski club:	WSV Mariazell

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History:

The Kreisgrabenschanze in Styrian Mariazell, a cradle of Austrian skiing, was constructed at Rasing in 1912 by the three years earlier founded winter sports club. In 1930 a 30 meter junior hill was added and Kreisgrabenschanze was enlarged onto 45 meters.
Another more snow-secure training hill was constructed at Grünau in 1935-36.
After World War II the Kreisgrabenschanze was reconstructed and already reopened on January 6, 1946 with a competition of the newly founded Styrian Ski Association. The Austrian academic skiing championships were held at Mariazell in 1952 with a night tournament on Kreisgrabenschanze. In the end it had a K Point of 50 meters and the hill record was a 55 meters.

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