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Pirita Velodrome

Coordinates	59°27′48″N 24°49′54″E / 59.46333°N 24.83167°E / 59.46333; 24.83167
Capacity	1602
Field size	90.5 × 49 m (field) 333,333 m (track) [2]
Surface	Artificial turf (field), concrete (track) [2]
Construction
Opened	1969 [1]
Renovated	2015 [2]

The Pirita Velodrome ( Estonian: Pirita Velodroom) is a velodrome and football stadium in the Pirita district of Tallinn, Estonia.

It has 1602 seats. ^[2]

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  1971
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  1971
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  2005

See also

• List of cycling tracks and velodromes

References

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