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Bayerisch Eisenstein

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Bayerwaldschanze:

K-Point:

60 m

Year of construction:	1925
Conversions:	1952, 1980, 1990
Further jumps:	K38
Status:	out of order
Plastic matting:	no
Ski club:	SV Bayerisch Eisenstein 1920

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History:

The Bayerwaldschanze was constructed in 1925, the first local ski jumping hill already existed in 1912. Already at the beginning in 1926 jumps on 35 to 45 m were possible.
In 1930 the Bavarian Championships were held on the jump, in 1940 the CC of the region.
In 1949 the takeoff and the outrun were rebuilt with a wooden construction. In 1952 the jump was built up totally new and had now a K-Point of 57 m, only short time later the K38 was constructed.
In 1980 it was converted again by the help of British soldiers into a natural hill K40, after the inrun tower had to be blown up in 1968. The last conversion took place in 1990 when the Bayerwaldschanze was enlarged into a K60, but since ski jumping has been sleeping in Bayerisch Eisenstein and today already trees grow on the landing hill.

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