1994 Winter Olympics torch relay

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{{Missing information|Route in Norway|Cities and towns for the Norwegian route (if you have pins of the 1994 Olympic Torch Relay, please add them)|date=January 2019}}

{{Infobox Olympic torch relay|1994|Winter

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| host city = Lillehammer, Norway

| countries visited = Greece, Germany, Finland, Sweden, Norway

| distance = {{convert|18000|km}}

| torch bearers = 6,916

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| start date = November 27, 1993

| end date = February 12, 1994

| torch designer = André Marandon and Paal Johan Kahrs

| torch development = Paal J Kahrs Arkitekter AS

| number of torches = 350

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{{1994 Winter Olympics}}

The 1994 Winter Olympics torch relay was run from November 27, 1993 until February 12, 1994 prior to the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer. The route covered around {{convert|18000|km}} and involved over 6,916 torchbearers. Prince Haakon lit the cauldron at the opening ceremony.{{Cite web |url=http://www.kahrs-arkitekter.no/category/22/project-47.html |title=Projects categories - PKA |access-date=2019-01-08 |archive-date=2019-01-08 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190108200626/http://www.kahrs-arkitekter.no/category/22/project-47.html |url-status=dead }} It is the sixth Winter torch relay (after 1972, 1976, 1980 and 1984) to have more than one route. On January 16, 1994, it traveled to the Arctic Circle.

Route in Greece

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;January 16

:{{0}}1. Olympia

;January 27-29

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Route in Europe

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{{Location map~|Europe|label=3|position=|link=Karlsruhe|lat_deg=49.00921|lon_deg=8.403951}}

{{Location map~|Europe|label=4|position=|link=Grefrath|lat_deg=51.333333|lon_deg=6.333333}}

{{Location map~|Europe|label=5|position=|link=Düsseldorf|lat_deg=51.233333|lon_deg=6.783333}}

{{Location map~|Europe|label=6|position=|link=Dortmund|lat_deg=51.516667|lon_deg=7.466667}}

{{Location map~|Europe|label=7|position=|link=Hamburg|lat_deg=53.565278|lon_deg=10.001389}}

{{Location map~|Europe|label=8|position=|link=Düsseldorf|lat_deg=55.676111|lon_deg=12.568333}}

{{Location map~|Europe|label=9|position=|link=Helsinki|lat_deg=60.170833|lon_deg=24.9375}}

{{Location map~|Europe|label=10|position=|link=Stockholm|lat_deg=59.329444|lon_deg=18.068611}}

{{Location map~|Europe|label=11|position=|link=Oslo|lat_deg=59.916667|lon_deg=10.733333}}

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;January 29

;January 30

;January 31

;February 1

:5. Düsseldorf

;February 2

;February 3

;February 3

;February 3

;February 4

;February 5

:11. Oslo

;February 6

:12. Kongsvinger

;February 7

;February 8

;February 9

:15. Rena

;February 10

:16. Hamar

;February 11

;February 12

:18. Lillehammer

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Route in Norway

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;November 27

:{{0}}1. Morgedal

:{{0}}2. Kviteseid

;November 28

:{{0}}3. Kongsberg

;November 29

:{{0}}4. Drammen

;December 1

:{{0}}5. Skien

;December 2

:{{0}}6. Risør

;December 3

:{{0}}7. Arendal

;December 4

:{{0}}8. Kristiansand

;December 5

:{{0}}9. Kvinesdal

;December 6

:{{0}}10. Eigersund

;December 7

:{{0}}11. Stavanger

;December 8

:{{0}}12. Haugesund

;December 9

:{{0}}13. Stord

;December 11

:{{0}}13. Bergen

;December 12

:{{0}}14. Voss

;December 14

:{{0}}15. Gol

;December 16

:{{0}}17. Hønefoss

;December 17

:{{0}}18. Sogndal

;December 18

:{{0}}19. Førde

;December 19

:{{0}}20. Nordfjordeid

;December 20

:{{0}}21. Ørsta

;December 21

:{{0}}22. Ålesund

;December 22

:{{0}}23. Molde

;December 23

:{{0}}24. Kristiansund

;December 24

:{{0}}25. Sunndalsøra

;December 28

:{{0}}1. Oppdal

;December 29

:{{0}}1. Løkken Verk

;December 30

:{{0}}1. Beitstad

;December 31

:{{0}}1. Tromsø

;January 4

:{{0}}1. Kirkenes

;January 5

:{{0}}1. Karasjok

;January 6

:{{0}}1. Alta

;January 10

:{{0}}1. Narvik

;January 12

:{{0}}1. Sortland

;January 13

:{{0}}1. Svolvær

;January 14

:{{0}}1. Fauske

;January 15

:{{0}}1. Bodø

;January 16

:{{0}}1. Mo i Rana

;January 17

:{{0}}1. Sandnessjøen

;January 18

:{{0}}1. Terråk

;January 19

:{{0}}1. Namsos

;January 20

:{{0}}1. Steinkjer

;January 21

:{{0}}1. Levanger

;January 22

:{{0}}1. Trondheim

;January 23

:{{0}}1. Støren

;January 24

:{{0}}1. Røros

;January 25

:{{0}}1. Tynset

;January 29

:{{0}}1. Eidsvoll

;January 30

:{{0}}1. Tønsberg

;January 30

:{{0}}1. Lillestrøm

;January 31

:{{0}}1. Mysen

;February 1

;February 2

;February 3

:80. Asker

;February 4

;February 5

:80. Oslo

;February 6

:80. Kongsvinger

;February 7

;February 8

;February 9

:80. Rena

;February 10

:80. Hamar

;February 11

;February 12

:80. Lillehammer

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References

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External links

[https://www.olympic.org/lillehammer-1994-torch-relay Info about the 1994 torch relay on the IOC website]

{{Olympic torch relays}}

Torch Relay, 1994 Winter Olympics

Category:Winter Olympics torch relays