European Archery Championships

European Archery Championships
European Archery Championships
Status	active
Genre	sporting event
Date(s)	mid-year
Frequency	biennial
Country	varying
Inaugurated	1968

The European Archery Championships is an outdoor archery championship in Europe.

Championships

Number	Year	City	Country	Events
1	1968	Reutte	Austria	4
2	1970	Hradec Králové	Czechoslovakia	4
3	1972	Walferdange	Luxembourg	4
4	1974	Zagreb	Yugoslavia	4
5	1976	Copenhagen	Denmark	4
6	1978	Stoneleigh	United Kingdom	4
7	1980	Compiègne	France	4
8	1982	Kecskemét	Hungary	4
9	1986	Izmir	Turkey	4
10	1988	Luxembourg City	Luxembourg	4
11	1990	Barcelona	Spain	4
12	1992	Valletta	Malta	4
13	1994	Nymburk	Czech Republic	8
14	1996	Kranjska Gora	Slovenia	8
15	1998	Boé/Agen	France	8

Number	Year	City	Country	Events
16	2000	Antalya	Turkey	8
17	2002	Oulu	Finland	8
18	2004	Brussels	Belgium	8
19	2006	Athens	Greece	8
20	2008	Vittel	France	8
21	2010	Rovereto	Italy	10
22	2012	Amsterdam	Netherlands	10
23	2014	Echmiadzin	Armenia	10
24	2016	Nottingham	Great Britain	10
25	2018	Legnica	Poland	10
26	2021	Antalya	Turkey	10
27	2022	Munich	Germany	10

Number	Year	City	Country	Events
1	1988			8
2	1990			8
3	1992			8
4	1994			8
5	1996			8
6	1998			8
7	2000			8
8	2002			8
9	2004			8
10	2006	Jaén	Spain	8
11	2008	Torino	Italia	15
12	2010	Porec	Croatia	16
13	2011	Cambrils	Spain	16
14	2013	Rzeszow	Poland	16
15	2015	Koper	Slovenia	14
16	2017	Vittel	France	16
17	2019	Samsun	Turkey	16
18	2022	Laško	Slovenia	22

Number	Year	City	Country	Events
1	1975
2	1977
3	1979
4	1981
5	1983
6	1985
7	1987
8	1989
9	1991
10	1993
11	1995
12	1997
13S/1J	1999
14S/2J	2001
15S/3J	2003
16S/4J	2005
17S/5J	2007	Bjelovar	Croatia	13
18S/6J	2009	Torino	Italia	14
19S/7J	2011	Porec	Croatia	10
20S/8J	2013	Cambrils	Spain	15
21S/9J	2015	Rzeszow	Poland	16
22S/10J	2017	Koper	Slovenia	15
23S/11J	2019	Mokrice	Slovenia	15
24S/12J	2021	Porec	Croatia	15

Number	Year	City	Country	Events
1	2008	Punta Umbría	Spain	10
2	2010	Sassari	Italy	10
3	2012	Trakoscan	Croatia	10
4	2014	Tallinn	Estonia	10
5	2016	Mokrice	Slovenia	10
6	2018	Gothenburg	Sweden	10
6	2021	Maribor	Slovenia	10

Year	City	Country	Date
2006	Nymburk	Czech Republic
2010	Vichy	France	9–14 August
2014	Nottwil	Switzerland	26 July–3 August
2016[1]	Saint-Jean-de-Monts	France	2–10 April
2018	Pilsen	Czech Republic	11–19 August
2020	Olbia	Italy	18–26 April

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