Tomsk Томск

Akademgorodok

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Tramplin Akademgorodok:

K-Point:	ca. 85 m
Hill record:	89.5 m (Alexandr Ivannikov , 1962)
P-Point:	70 m

Further jumps:	no
Plastic matting:	no
Year of construction:	1950
Status:	destroyed
Coordinates:	56.464091, 85.023129 ✔

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History:

In 1954 it was decided to build a 70-metre hill in Tomsk, whose design was created by Nikolai Teterin, a prominent local sportsman and later professor of mechanics at the university, based on calculations of engineer A.P. Galla. In 1958 the facility was put into operation and at that time it was the best in the USSR, so it is no wonder that all kinds of competitions on it attracted thousands of spectators (including national championships).
At the same time, four small ski jumping hills ranging in size from 10 to 40 metres were set up in the Akademgorodok (university village), the largest of which has an artificial surface. However, in the 1990s the sport received much less attention, which had a significant impact on the facilities in Tomsk. Since the beginning of the 21st century, the large hill eventually fell into disrepair and became a shelter for homeless people. The inrun tower was used by amateur climbers (also ice climbing) and is now only a local orientation point.

	1962:	89.5 m	Alexandr Ivannikov
	1960:	85.0 m	Sergei Dvinskikh	Spartak

1975	:	N-SOV	K85	1. Alexei Baranov
1971	:	N-SOV	K85	1. Anatoly Zaitsev
1963	:	N-SOV	K85	1. Nikolay Kamenskiy
1960	:	N-SOV	K85	1. Nikolay Shamov

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