OCAD files of old maps available
OCAD AG has updated old map files of WOC 2024 areas to the current OCAD format and symbol sets.
Read MoreThe Scottish Orienteering 6-Day Event Company, along with partners British Orienteering, Scottish Orienteering Association, EventScotland, University of Edinburgh and the City of Edinburgh Council, is pleased to welcome you to the Sprint World Orienteering Championships 2024.
While often thought of as a countryside sport, in July 2024 orienteering will take over Edinburgh, when the Sprint World Orienteering Championships visit Scotland’s capital city. Five days of racing – for everyone from elite athletes to complete beginners – will showcase orienteering and allow people of all abilities to enjoy a world-class sport in a world-class city.
All WOC 2024 races will be staged in Edinburgh, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the leading festival city in the world. Edinburgh is packed with historic tenements, the narrow and intricate alleys of the Old Town, the sweeping elegance of the Georgian New Town and, of course, the iconic 12th century Edinburgh Castle and 16th-17th century Palace of Holyroodhouse. Edinburgh is one of the most stunning and enthralling cities in the world, and welcomes international teams, spectators and other orienteers.
The WOC Tour will offer a series of international events for juniors, masters and elites, using the same areas as WOC wherever possible. This five day event is fully integrated with the WOC 2024 programme and all race venues will be accessible by public transport.
OCAD AG has updated old map files of WOC 2024 areas to the current OCAD format and symbol sets.
Read MoreWe look forward to seeing you in summer 2024 to take advantage of all the intricate urban terrain that Edinburgh has to offer in the way of orienteering, along with amazing tourist attractions and world championship orienteering.
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