History of EFOL

European Forest Orientiering Championships - EFOL
Map of the 32 competition center in history of EFOL
  • 1994 Strenci, Latvia
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  • 1995 Sagadi, Estonia
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  • 1996 Trollebo, Sweden
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  • 1997 Tammela, Finland
    • flag of Finnland
  • 1998 Bugac, Hungary
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  • 1999 Rožňava, Slovakia
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  • 2000 Šternberk, Czech Republic
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  • 2001 Elverum, Norway
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  • 2002 Palanga, Lithuania
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  • 2003 Białystok, Poland
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  • 2004 Szilvásvárad, Hungary
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  • 2005 Ventspils, Latvia
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  • 2006 Ikaalinen Juhtimäki, Finland
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  • 2007 Joulumae, Estonia
    • flag of Estonia
  • 2008 Regensburg, Germany
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  • 2009 Zlaté Hory, Czech Republic
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  • 2010 Nymindegab, Denmark
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  • 2011 Sjusjøen, Norway
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  • 2012 Druskininkai, Lithuania
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  • 2013 Wejehrowo, Poland
    • flag of Poland
  • 2014 Schwarzsee, Switzerland
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  • 2015 Mecsekerdö Pécs, Hungary
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  • 2016 Ahus, Sweden
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  • 2017 Birštonas, Lithuania
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  • 2018 Sigulda, Latvia
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  • 2019 Jablonec nad Nisou, Czech Republic
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    2020 Corona Break

  • 2021 Madona, Latvia
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  • 2022 Innichen, Südtirol Italy
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  • 2023 Palanga, Lithuania
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  • 2024 Olstyn, Poland
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  • 2025 Tartu, Estonia
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  • 2026 Vesprem, Hungary
    • flag of Hungary