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Hervanta

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Hervannan Hyppyrimäki:

K-Point:	60 m
Plastic matting:	no
Year of construction:	1975
Out of operation since:	ca. 1998
Status:	destroyed

Hill Size:	HS 52
K-Point:	47 m
Hill record:	52.0 m (Ossi-Pekka Valta , 2005)
	52.0 m (Sami Heiskanen , 2005)
Hill record:	45.5 m (Vilma Meis , 2018-02-04)
Year of construction:	1985
Conversions:	1998, 2018-2019

Hill Size:	HS 27
K-Point:	25 m
Further jumps:	K10 (HS 12)
Year of construction:	1975
Conversions:	2012

Further jumps:	no
Plastic matting:	yes
Year of construction:	1975
Status:	operating
Ski club:	Tampereen Pyrintö

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History:

At Hervanta, a district in the south of Tampere, the first ski jumping hills K60, K25 and K10 were constructed in 1975. The Hervannanen 47 meter hill was built in 1985 with a plastic covering. In 1990's the K60 hill was taken out of order and later deconstructed. Furthermore, in 1998 the mattings of K47 were removed and then all three remaining jumps could only be used in wintertime.
Around 2012 the children's hills K25 und K10 were for the first time covered with mattings for summer use. Modernization and again plastic covering of the K47 ski jump followed in 2018-2019.

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