Host Cities
- 1972: Planica, Yugoslavia (1)
- 1973: Oberstdorf, West Germany (1)
- 1975: Bad Mitterndorf, Austria (1)
- 1977: Vikersund, Norway (1)
- 1979: Planica, Yugoslavia (2)
- 1981: Oberstdorf, West Germany (2)
- 1983: Harrachov, Czechoslovakia (1)
- 1985: Planica, Yugoslavia (3)
- 1986: Bad Mitterndorf, Austria (2)
- 1988: Oberstdorf, West Germany (3)
- 1990: Vikersund, Norway (2)
- 1992: Harrachov, Czechoslovakia (2)
- 1994: Planica, Slovenia (4)
- 1996: Bad Mitterndorf, Austria (3)
- 1998: Oberstdorf, Germany (4)
- 2000: Vikersund, Norway (3)
- 2002: Harrachov, Czech Republic (3)
- 2004: Planica, Slovenia (5)
- 2006: Bad Mitterndorf, Austria (4)
- 2008: Oberstdorf, Germany (5)
- 2010: Planica, Slovenia (6)
- 2012: Vikersund, Norway (4)
- 2014: Harrachov, Czech Republic (4)
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