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Major Achievements
Welcome to Gyeongsangbukdo Sports Council
National Sports Festivlas Held
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1962
- Oct. 24
- 43rd National Sports Festival
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1978
- May. 27
- 7th National Junior Festival
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1995
- Oct. 2~8
- 76th National Sports Festival
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2006
- Oct. 17~23
- 87th National Sports Festival
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2010
- Jul. 28~
- Vitalization of Exchange Programs
in Partnership with West Java, Indonesia
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2017
- Sep. 5~
- Exchange with Ho chi Minh, Vietnam
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1975
- Oct. 7
- 56th National Sports Festival
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1985
- May. 22
- 14th National Junior Sports Festival
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1996
- May. 25~28
- 25th National Junior Sports Festival
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2007
- May. 26~29
- 36th National Junior Sports Festival
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2013
- May. 23~26
- Gyeongbuk 2013 Korea Sports for All Festival
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2020
- Holding of the 101st National Sports Festival
- (slated for 2020)
Gyeongsangbuk-do at the Olympics
| 1 Silver at
PyeongChang 2018 Olympics Winter Games |
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| 2 Gold and 2 Bronze at
Rio 2016 Olympics Summer Games |
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| 2 Gold and 1 Silver at
London 2012 Olympics Summer Games |
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| 1 Gold, 1 Silver, and 2 Bronze at
Bejing 2008 Olympics Summer Games |
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| 3 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze at
Athens 2004 Olympics Summer Games |
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| 2 Gold, 1 Silver, and 2 Bronze at
Sidney 2000 Olympics Summer Games |
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| 1 Bronze at
Atlanta 1996 Olympics Summer Games |
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| 1 Bronze at
Barcelona 1992 Olympics Summer Games |
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| 5 medals at 1979 World Archery Championships (all won by Kim Jin-Ho)
※ The year 1979 marked the beginning of Korea`s global domination in archery |
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