Ski Jumps: Kongsberg (Beckerkjøkkenet)

Hill record

On 11 January 1931 Birger Ruud (Norway) set a hill record of 45 m.

Ski Jumps: Stavanger

Hill records

Ernst Knudsen set his hill record of 33 m on 9 March 1947, and Leif Nyborg (Norway) also jumped 33 m that day. Outside of competition that same day Mary Rønningen (Norway) jumped 25.5 m once and 26 m twice, and set what I assume must be the women's record at the hill.

Ski Jumps: Sandane (Lidarende)

Hill record

The hill was K56 in 1963. Asbjørn Flemmen (Norway) set a hill record of 60 m on 11 March 1956. Other sources (newspaper/book) have the hill record at 61 m (Asbjørn Flemmen, 1956), 62.5 m (Asbjørn Flemmen, date not mentioned) and 63 m (jumper and date not mentioned), but the 60 m record seems to be the most believable so far. However, Asbjørn Flemmen also had a longest standing jump of 66.5 m in training on 10 March 1956.

Ski Jumps: Sandane (Alme)

Possible hill record

I am not 100 % certain it's the same hill, but Almsbakken in Sandane had a hill record of 45 m, set by Ivar Bergset (Norway) on 8 March 1925. (Also given as 1928 in a book, but I believe 1925 is the correct year.)

Ski Jumps: Birkeland (Bjørnåsen)

Hill record

The name of the hill seems to be Bjørnåsbakken.

Hill record (men), from a nesapaper and a book: 30 m by Otto Aagre (Norway) on 27 January 1946, and by Thomas Håland (Norway) in 1947.

Ski Jumps: Aurdal (Kolhuset)

Hill record

Hill record (men): 44 m, Svein Øverseth (Norway) in 1939.

Ski Jumps: Whistler

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