Lachtal

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Große Lachtalschanze:

K-Point:	83 m
Hill record:	72.5 m (Ernst Kröll , 1969-04-07)
Inrun length:	90 m
Inrun angle:	31°
Take-off length:	6 m
Take-off angle:	10.5°
Take-off height:	2.5 m
Speed:	83.9 km/h
Landing angle:	36.5°
Hill certificate:

– K83 (...-...) – K68 (1943-1976) –

Further jumps:	no
Plastic matting:	no
Year of construction:	1943
Conversions:	ca. 1976
Operating until:	ca. 1990
Status:	destroyed
Ski club:	SC Schönberg-Lachtal
Coordinates:	47.248921, 14.358548 ✔

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History:

Generaloberst Dietl-Schanze was built in 1943 in the upper Lachtal, situated above Oberwölz and Niederwölz in Tauern mountains. After the end of World War II, the Skiclub Schönberg-Lachtal was founded in 1951 and took over the hill. On Easter Monday in 1968 and 1969 international competitions were held on Large Lachtalschanze: in 1968 Reinhold Bachler won and Walter Schwabl set a hill record in front of a crowd of 1,800 spectators; in 1969 1,500 spectators attended Ernst Kröll's visctory with jumps on 71.0 and 72.5 m.
Presumably in 1976 the ski jump was reconstructed as K83 and even obtained a FIS homologation. Most likely it has been used until mid-80's or early 1990's. Today there is still a small alpine skiing area with a few lifts at Lachtal and the ski club is now called Sportunion Oberwölz-Lachtal.

Mo.	1969-04-07	:		K68	1. Ernst Kröll
Mo.	1968-04-15	:		K68	1. Reinhold Bachler

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K-Point:	68 m
Hill record:	72.5 m (Ernst Kröll , 1969-04-07)
Year of construction:	1943
Operating until:	1976