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Erich-Popp-Schanze:

K-Point: 41 m
Men Winter Hill record: 45.5 m (Eberhard Krause DDR, 1960)
Inrun length: 42 m
Inrun angle: 35°
Take-off angle: 5.5°
Landing angle: 34°
Further jumps: K22
Plastic matting: no
Year of construction: 1923
Conversions: 1948, 1960
Year of destruction: 1980
Status: destroyed
Ski club: 1. SV 09 Schöneck
Coordinates: 50.387191, 12.344929 Google Maps OpenStreetMap

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History:

Already on 1923-01-06 in Schöneck on “Hohe Reuth” the “Albert-Petzold-Schanze” was inaugurated, when 10,000 spectators watched Walter Glaß from Klingenthal win with a distance of 28 m.
In 1948 the jump was equipped with a new inrun construction since the old one was destroyed and the jump was also renamed into “Erich-Popp-Schanze”. The opening took place in February 1949. In 1958 a storm destroyed the whole ski jumping hill and on 1960-02-21 the reconstruction was opened. In 1980 the dilapidated inrun tower was removed. The wood of the inrun tower was taken for builing the entrance of a hotel and a barbecue house was set up on top of the former takeoff.
From 1964 on there was also a smaller youth hill on Finkelsrang.

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