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Vysoké nad Jizerou

Vojákův

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Vojákův:

K-Point:	40 m
Hill record:	46.0 m

Further jumps:	no
Plastic matting:	no
Year of construction:	1931
Out of operation since:	1943
Status:	destroyed

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History:

First jumps in Vysoké nad Jizerou were performed already in 1899. In 1906 Votoček jumped 14.5 m and fell and Slavík had 13 m. The ski jump on Tříčské vrchy was built in 1914. It allowed jumps up to 23 meters. The inrun angle was 16 degrees, its length 47 m, table length 6 m, angle 0 degrees and the landing hill angle 15 degrees. People jumped there until 1930s, when it was possible to jump over 30 meters there.
The jump at Vojákův Mill was built in the 1920s. It had a wooden inrun and knoll. In 1928 Vrána jumped 31 m, in 1931 Bartoň had 40 m. It has not been in use for too long and after World War 2, the ski jumping activities in town took place in Šachty.

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