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I |
1896: Athens, Greece |
II |
1900: Paris, France |
III |
1904: St. Louis, United States |
IV |
1908: London, England |
V |
1912: Stockholm, Sweden |
VI |
1916: Berlin, Germany (note 1) |
VII |
1920: Antwerp, Belgium |
VIII |
1924: Paris, France |
IX |
1928: Amsterdam, Holland
(Netherlands) |
X |
1932: Los Angeles, United States |
XI |
1936: Berlin, Germany |
XII |
1940: Tokyo, Japan (note 2) |
XIII |
1944: London, England (note 2) |
XIV |
1948: London, England |
XV |
1952: Helsinki, Finland |
XVI |
1956: Melbourne, Australia (note 3) |
XVII |
1960: Rome, Italy |
XVIII |
1964: Tokyo, Japan |
XIX |
1968: Mexico City,
Mexico |
XX |
1972: Munich, West Germany |
XXI |
1976: Montreal, Canada |
XXII |
1980: Moscow, USSR |
XXIII |
1984: Los Angeles, United States |
XXIV |
1988: Seoul, South Korea |
XXV |
1992: Barcelona, Spain (note 4) |
XXVI |
1996: Atlanta, United States |
XXVII |
2000: Sydney, Australia |
XXVIII |
2004: Athens, Greece |
XXIX |
2008:
Beijing, China |
XXX |
2012: Possible Candidates |
XXXI |
2016: Possible Candidates |
Summer and Winter Games Table
Notes:
- Games were cancelled due to WWI.
- Games were cancelled due to WWII.
- Because of Australian quarantine laws, the equestrian events were held
in Stockholm, Sweden.
- 1992 was the last year that both the summer games and the winter games
were held in the same year. After 1992, the summer and winter games are staggered 2
years apart.
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