Former Olympic Big Ski Jump, Mount Igman, Sarajevo, Bosnia And Herzegovina. Igman Olympic Jumps, Also Known As Malo Polje, Is A Ski Jumping Hill On The Mountain Of Igman In Ilidå¾A, Sarajevo, Bosnia And Herzegovina. It Consists Of A Large Hill With A Construction Point & X28;K-Point& X29; Of 112 Meters & X28;367 Ft& X29; And A Normal Hill With A K-Point Of 90 Meters & X28;295 Ft& X29;. Construction Started In 1980 And The Venue Opened In 1982 To Host Ski Jumping And Nordic Combined At The 1984 Winter Olympics. The Large Hill Event Saw Finland& X27;S Matti Nykã¤Nen Set The Hill Record Of 116.0 Meters & X28;381 Ft& X29; In Front Of 90,000 Spectators. No Other International Ski Federation & X28;Fis& X29; Sanctioned Competitions Have Taken Place At The Hills. During The Siege Of Sarajevo, The Hills Became A Battleground And Have Since Not Been Used. However, There Are Plans To Rebuild The In-Run, Expand The Large Hill And Build New Spectator Stands And Visitor Facilities.

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