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Werner Lesser II Ski Jump Arena Brotterode
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Werner Lesser II Ski Jump Arena Brotterode
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The Inselsbergschanze was built from 1920–1923 by the Wintersportverein Brotterode, founded on 14.02.1905, and was converted from 2003–2005 into a K-105 meter hill. As a landmark of Brotterode, the FIS Continental Cup in ski jumping takes place there annually.
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The Inselbergschanze (also called Inselsbergschanze) is located at Brotterode in the western part of the Thuringian Forest opposite the eponymous Großer Inselsberg in the district of Schmalkalden-Meiningen. The large hill has a construction point (K point) of 105 meters and a hill size (HS) of 117 meters, the hill record is 123.5 meters. The ski jump was built from 1920 to 1924, expanded and modernized several times and has been one of the largest and now the oldest in Germany since it was founded. Continental Cup competitions have been held there regularly since 1995 (Wikipedia).
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