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Sochi Olympic Park Venue Cluster Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics Image Graphic UNCLASSIFIED//LIMITED DISTRIBUTION Adler, Krasnodarskiy Kray, Russia Sochi Olympic Park Venue Cluster 766 767 768 769 770 771 772 773 774 775 776 777 778 779 39°56'50"E 39°57'0"E 39°57'10"E 39°57'20"E 39°57'30"E 39°57'40"E EJ EJ 43°24'40"N 43°24'40"N 069 "Adler Arena" Olympic Events "Iceberg" Skating Palace Olympic Events 069 Men's 10,000m Speed Skating Men’s & Women’s 500m Short Track Men’s & Women’s 5,000m Speed Skating Men's & Women's 1,500m Short Track Women’s 3,000m Speed Skating Men's & Women's 1,000m Short Track Men’s & Women’s 1,500m Speed Skating Trium Men’s & Women’s 3,000m Short Track Relay fal'n Men's & Women's 1,000m Speed Skating aya Men’s & Women’s 5,000m Short Track Relay Ul Men's & Women's 500m Speed Skating itsa Men's & Women's Ice Dance Short Program Men's & Women's Team Pursuit Speed Skating Men’s, Women’s & Pairs Figure Skating Free Program Men's, Women's & Pairs Figure Skating Short Program "Ice Cube" Curling Center Olympic Events 068 Men's & Women's Ice Dance - Free Dance Figure Skating 068 Men's & Women's Curling Round Robin Men’s & Women’s Curling Tie Breakers Men’s & Women’s Curling Semifinal Men's & Women's Bronze Medal Match Men's & Women's Gold Medal Match "Ice Cube" Curling Center Paralympic Events Men's & Women's Wheelchair Curling Round Robin 2 ?! Men’s & Women’s Wheelchair Curling Tie Breakers 067 Men’s & Women’s Wheelchair Curling Semifinal 067 Men's & Women's Bronze Medal Match Men's & Women's Gold Medal Match Skating Training Venue (STV) "Adler Arena" (OOV) 43°24'30"N 066 S 066 43°24'30"N t ar to va ya Olympic Village U li ts (CVL) a (athlete accommodations) ck e tra Rac "Iceberg" Skating Palace (OSV) 065 065 "Ice Cube" Curling Center (SCV) Pedestrian bridges 064 064 1 track ?! Race Medals Plaza 43°24'20"N 063 063 43°24'20"N 062 062 Staroobryadcheskoye Kladbishche Olympic Hospitality Center a s t i l U a "Bolshoy" Ice Dome y a n d (BIV) o r a n u 061 d 061 z e NOC Hospitality Houses M k ac tr ce Ra 060 060 43°24'10"N 43°24'10"N Storage Building 1 "Shayba" Arena ?! 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"Fisht" Olympic Stadium "Fisht Stadium" will host Men's & Women's Preliminary Round Ice Hockey Opening and Closing Olympic Ceremonies Men’s & Women’s Classification Round Ice Hockey 056 Men’s & Women’s Qualification Round Ice Hockey 056 Men's & Women's Quarterfinal Round Ice Hockey "Fisht" Olympic Stadium Pier "Fisht Stadium" will host "Shayba" Arena Paralympic Events Opening and Closing Paralympic Ceremonies Men’s & Women’s Preliminary Round Ice Sledge Hockey Sea wall Men’s & Women’s Playoff Round Ice Sledge Hockey Men's & Women's Semifinal Round Ice Sledge Hockey Men's & Women's Bronze Medal Game Ice SledgeHockey © 2014 DigitalGlobe N Bukhta . 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