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Helsinki

Alppila

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Alppilan hyppyrimäki:

K-Point:	28 m
Hill record:	29.5 m
Take-off height:	2 m
Year of construction:	2000

K-Point:	12 m
Hill record:	12.5 m
Year of construction:	2000

Further jumps:	no
Plastic matting:	no
Year of construction:	1902
Year of destruction:	1939
Status:	destroyed
Ski club:	Helsingin Hiihtoklubi

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History:

Ski jumping in Alppila existed as soon as April, 1902. For many years it was a center for Helsinski's ski jumping activity. Local skiers were extremely proud of bigger Alppilan hyppyrimäki - K28. Hill hosted international competition as soon as in 1906. Wooden construction has 2 meter high take-off and was quite hard to ski jumpers to jump properly. Also smaller K12 ski jump existed there. Alppilan hyppyrimäki lost its popularity 1936 when Herttoniemi complex was expanded and finally got demolished in 1939.

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