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How many gold medals did Canada win in 1990 in Winter Olympics?
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How many gold medals did the US women win in the Winter Olympics in Japan in 1990?
4 that were in the usa of America were 4 gold medals.
Who hosted the games in 1990?
There was not a winter Olympics in 1990.
Who won the 1990 gold medals in speed skating?
1990 was not a Winter Olympics year. 1988 Winter Olympics were in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and 1992 Winter Olympics were in Albertville, France. In 1994, they were in Lillehammer, Norway. In 1996, Norway's Johann Olav Koss set 3 world records. America's Dan Jensen won gold in 1000 meter long track and won in world record time.
Where was the 1970 Winter Olympics in skiing held?
there were no Olympics held in 1974 The summer Olympics were held in Munich Germany
Why weren't the winter Olympics held in 1996?
because they are held every 4 years - 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2010
How many medals did Canada win in 1990?
29 7 gold 9 silver and 13 bronze
How many times has Kenya been involved in the olympic games since 1990?
Kenya has participated in 8 Olympics since 1990 ... Summer Olympics: 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008 Winter Olympics: 1998, 2002, 2006
What were the names of a male and female athlete in 1990 winter Olympics in andorra?
five qualities of a master student
What years did Italy host the Olympics?
Italy has hosted three Olympic Games: Summer Olympics: 1960 - Rome Winter Olympics: 1956 - Cortina d'Ampezzo, 2006 - Turin
What did the division of the summer and winter Olympics take place?
The summer and winter Olympics started occurring on separate years in the 1990's. 1992 was the last time when they were both in the same year. In 1994, the Winter Olympics took place in their own year for the first time. Two years later were the summer games in Atlanta; no winter games took place that year.
How come there are no women results for the 1990 Olympics?
there were no Olympics in 1990
Where were the Olympics held in the 1990's?
1992: Barcelona, Spain (Summer) and Albertville, France (Winter) 1994: Lillehammer, Norway (Winter) 1996: Atlanta, USA (Summer) 1998: Nagano, Japan (Winter)
