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WMOC 2016 Statistics 60 EXTRA 1 - Additional training option in WMOC Dear W02C participants World Masters Orienteering Championships 2016 7he City of Tallinn has the utmost pleasure to host the 2016 World Masters OULHQWHHULQJ Tallinn, Estonia &KDPpionships that will bring to Tallinn and its vicinity about 3500 top masters of orienteering . In August Tallinn will be the centre of attention of the whole orienteering world! Bulletin 2 I believe that Tallinn is a perfect place to host W02 championships. The airport is in easy reach from the city centre, and the UNESCO World Heritage listed old town provides unforgettable cultural and architectural experience. 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