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Paradiskullen:

Hill Size:	HS 100
K-Point:	90 m
Hill record:	102.0 m (Lauri Asikainen , 2007-02-03)
Summer hill record:	104.5 m (Anssi Koivuranta , 2010-08-29, FIS)
Inrun length:	93.8 m
Inrun angle:	36°
Take-off length:	6.3 m
Take-off angle:	10.5°
Take-off height:	2.3 m
Landing angle:	35°
Year of construction:	1961
Conversions:	1991/92, 2005
Status:	operating

K-Point:	62 m
Hill record:	68.0 m
Status:	destroyed

K-Point:	55 m
Hill record:	57.5 m (Alexander Lehto , 2008-01-27)
Summer hill record:	63.0 m (Halvor Egner Granerud , 2008-06-27)
Year of construction:	2004
Further jumps:	K35, K20, K10
Status:	operating

Further jumps:	no
Plastic matting:	yes
Ski club:	IF Friska Viljor

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History:

Since the reconstruction of Paradiskullen in 1992 – in 1961 it was also the first plastic covered hill of Sweden – Örnsköldsvik has worked its way up as Sweden’s centre of ski jumping and combination. The ski high school Nolaskolen is the only one in Sweden at which jumpers get trained. That’s why nearly all popular recent Swedish ski jumpers are mebers of the local ski club Friska Viljor and were trained at this high school.
In 1980 the Junior WSC took place on Paradiskullen K70 at that time and from 1985 to 1994 Örnsköldsvik was host of six World Cup competitions.
Since both larger hills were an obstacle for the construction of a new important railway track, they had to be removed in 2004 and now only the K90 hill is reconstructed about 40 m aside. But instead before at the backside of the mountain, a new ski jumping facility with 4 jumping hills was built and opened in 2004, because ski jumping shouldn’t stop completely. The opening of the new K90 ski jumping hill took place in October 2005.

2010-08-29:	104.5 m	Anssi Koivuranta	FIS
2009-10-17:	100.5 m	Anders Fannemel
2007-02-03:	102.0 m	Lauri Asikainen
2007-02-03:	100.0 m	Gudmund Storlien
2001-03-17:	100.0 m	Kai Bracht	COC
2001-03-16:	99.5 m	Emil Westberg	COC
1994-03-09:	94.0 m	Kenji Suda	WC
1994-03-09:	94.0 m	Roberto Cecon	WC
1992-03-04:	91.0 m	Ernst Vettori	WC
1987-03-04:	85.5 m	Ari-Pekka Nikkola	WC
1987-03-04:	84.0 m	Didier Mollard	WC
1985-03-05:	82.0 m	Miran Tepeš	WC
1980-03-01:	82.0 m	Steve Collins	JWSC

2008-06-27:	63.0 m	Halvor Egner Granerud
2008-01-27:	57.5 m	Alexander Lehto
2008-01-26:	57.0 m	Dennis Edvardsson

Sa.	2001-03-17	:	COC	K90	1. Akseli Lajunen	FIS
Fr.	2001-03-16	:	COC	K90	1. Bernhard Metzler	FIS
We.	1994-03-09	:	WC	K90	1. Roberto Cecon	FIS
We.	1992-03-04	:	WC	K90	1. Ernst Vettori	FIS
We.	1990-03-07	:	WC	K90	1. Andreas Felder	FIS
Fr.	1989-03-10	:	WC	K90	1. Jens Weißflog	FIS
We.	1987-03-04	:	WC	K90	1. Ari-Pekka Nikkola	FIS
Tu.	1985-03-05	:	WC	K90	1. Jiří Parma	FIS
Sa.	1980-03-01	:	JWSC	K90	1. Steve Collins	FIS

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