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Which was the first us city to host the olympic summer games?
Seoul was the first city to host the Summer Olympic Games. In 1806.
What city was the first to hold the summer Olympic games twice?
Paris
Which city was the first to hold the Summer Olympic Games twice?
it was Hollywood
What US city were the first Olympic games held?
St. Louis was home of the first olympic games on US soil. It was in the summer of 1904.
Where will the 2024 Summer Olympic Games be held?
The 2024 Summer Olympic Games host city will be announced in the summer of 2015.
What city hosted the 1992 Summer Olympic Games?
The 1992 Summer Olympic games were held in Barcelona, Spain.
Which city held the 2000 Summer Olympic games?
The 2000 Summer Olympic games were held in Sydney Australia.
Which was the first city to host the Summer Olympic Games in the southern hemisphere?
Rio de Janeiro.
Which African city has held Summer Olympics games?
No city in Africa has ever held the Summer Olympic Games.
Which Spanish-speaking city to host Olympic games?
1992 Summer Games: Barcelona 1968 Summer Games: Mexico City
What city has hosted the most Olympic games?
In 2012, London will be the first city to host 3 Olympics, winter or summer.
Where was the summer olympic held in 2002?
There were no SUMMER Olympic games. 2002 was when the Winter games were held, which was in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
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