World Rowing Championships

Venues

Ed.	Year	City	Country	Date
1.	1962	Lucerne	Switzerland
2.	1966	Bled	Yugoslavia
3.	1970	St. Catharines	Canada
4.	1974	Lucerne	Switzerland
5.	1975	Nottingham	Great Britain
6.	1977	Amsterdam	Netherlands
7.	1978	Hamilton	New Zealand
8.	1979	Bled	Yugoslavia	September 3 – September 9
9.	1980	Hazewinkel	Belgium
10.	1981	Munich	Germany
11.	1982	Lucerne	Switzerland
12.	1983	Duisburg	Germany
13.	1984	Montreal	Canada
14.	1985	Hazewinkel	Belgium
15.	1986	Nottingham	Great Britain
16.	1987	Copenhagen	Denmark
17.	1988	Milan	Italy
18.	1989	Bled	Yugoslavia	September 3 – September 10
19.	1990	Tasmania	Australia	October 24 – November 4
20.	1991	Vienna	Austria	August 24 – August 25
21.	1992	Montreal	Canada
22.	1993	Račice	Czech Republic	May 8 – May 9
23.	1994	Indianapolis	United States	September 17 – September 18
24.	1995	Tampere	Finland	August 25 – August 27
25.	1996	Motherwell	Great Britain	August 5 – August 11
26.	1997	Aiguebelette	France	August 31 – September 7
27.	1998	Cologne	Germany	September 6 – September 13
28.	1999	St. Catharines	Canada	August 22 – August 29
29.	2000	Zagreb	Croatia	August 1 – August 6
30.	2001	Lucerne	Switzerland	August 19 – August 26
31.	2002	Seville	Spain	September 15 – September 22
32.	2003	Milan	Italy	August 24 – August 31
33.	2004	Banyoles	Spain	July 27 – August 1
34.	2005	Kaizu, Gifu	Japan	August 29 – September 4
35.	2006	Dorney	Great Britain	August 20 – August 27
36.	2007	Munich	Germany	August 26 – September 2
37.	2008	Ottensheim	Austria	July 20 – July 27
38.	2009	Poznań	Poland	August 23 – August 30
39.	2010	Hamilton	New Zealand	October 29 – November 7
40.	2011	Bled	Slovenia	August 28 – September 4
41.	2012	Plovdiv	Bulgaria	August 15 – August 19
42.	2013	Chungju	South Korea	August 25 – September 1
43.	2014	Amsterdam	Netherlands	August 24 – August 31
44.	2015	Aiguebelette	France	August 30 – September 6

Times Hosted	Host Country
4	Switzerland, Canada, Great Britain, Germany
3	Yugoslavia
2	New Zealand, Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Austria, Spain, France
1	South Korea, Denmark, Australia, Czech Republic, United States, Finland, Croatia, Japan, Poland, Slovenia, Bulgaria