Schanzen: St. Paul (Battle Creek)

more to than this states

1967 was the first time I had seen the jump its saying that it was destroyed in 1974 there are rumors that it was dismantled and shipped to Michigan could not say but I do know this the st Paul ski jumping club did not own the site nor did it own the jump makes sense that they moved to another site that they owned but that site carries no historical value as its a boring replacement to an iconic jump that just disappeared in 1974, they have the new jump and property but nothing special like the battle creek snow slide as it was first called the jumping gods will never forget it as it belonged to everyone not just the club they are today. gone but not forgotten

Schanzen: Skien (Herkules Idrettspark)

Hill record

I don't know if it's the last record, but in the K47 hill Terje Olav Valle (Norway) set a hill record of 55 m on 17 February 1991.

Schanzen: Mjøndalen (Vikkollen)

Date

Paavo Lukkariniemi set his hill record of 86.5 m on 26 March 1960.

Schanzen: Vestvågøy

Hill record

At the K60 hill Magne Johansen (Norway) set a hill record of 64 m on 8 April 1994.

Schanzen: Sofia (Simeonovo)

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Schanzen: Oslo (Midtstuen)

Longest standing jump, women

13 year old Ingvild Synnøve Midtskogen (Norway) stood at 114 m in training on 26 June 2021. https://www.dagbladet.no/sport/sjokkhopp-av-13-aring/73958582

Schanzen: Pokrzywna

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