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Foot orienteering

Foot orienteering (usually referred to as simply Orienteering or FootO for short) is the oldest formal orienteering sport, and the one with the most events per year. [citation needed] Usually, a FootO is a timed race in which participants start at staggered intervals, are individually timed, and are expected to perform all navigation on their own, GPS…

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Sweden
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International championships

Junior World Orienteering ChampionshipsWorld Masters Orienteering ChampionshipsEuropean Orienteering Championships
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Formats

World Orienteering ChampionshipsMass start
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IOF events

Europe
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Contact
Non-contact
Equipment
Map, compass
First played
28 May 1893, Stockholm, Sweden
Highest governing body
International Orienteering Federation
Mixed-sex
Separate categories
Olympic
No, though recognised by the IOC, no Olympic games have yet included orienteering as a sport.

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Foot orienteering

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Triples9
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Foot orienteering

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Contact · 1
Foot orienteering → Non-contact
Equipment · 1
Foot orienteering → Map, compass
First played · 1
Foot orienteering → 28 May 1893, Stockholm, Sweden
Highest governing body · 1
Foot orienteering → International Orienteering Federation
Mixed-sex · 1
Foot orienteering → Separate categories
Olympic · 1
Foot orienteering → No, though recognised by the IOC, no Olympic games have yet included orienteering as a sport.
Team members · 1
Foot orienteering → Individual
Type · 1
Foot orienteering → Outdoor
World Games · 1
Foot orienteering → 2001 – present

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Foot orienteeringContactNon-contact1.00infobox
Foot orienteeringEquipmentMap, compass1.00infobox
Foot orienteeringFirst played28 May 1893, Stockholm, Sweden1.00infobox
Foot orienteeringHighest governing bodyInternational Orienteering Federation1.00infobox
Foot orienteeringMixed-sexSeparate categories1.00infobox
Foot orienteeringOlympicNo, though recognised by the IOC, no Olympic games have yet included orienteering as a sport.1.00infobox
Foot orienteeringTeam membersIndividual1.00infobox
Foot orienteeringTypeOutdoor1.00infobox
Foot orienteeringWorld Games2001 – present1.00infobox

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