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The USA has hosted 8 Olympic games, 4 Summer Olympics (1904 St Louis, 1932 Los Angeles , 1984 Los Angeles, 1996 Atlanta) and 4 Winter Olympics (1932 Lake Placid, 1960 Squaw Valley, 1980 Lake Placid, 2002 Salt Lake City)
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The Winter Olympics have been held in the US four times: Lake Placid, New York (1932 & 1980); Squaw Valley, California (1960); Salt Lake City, Utah (2002).
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