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| [[Outernatia Song Contest 1|1st]] | | [[Outernatia Song Contest 1|1st]] | ||
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| {{flagicon|St Gustav}} [[St Olaf]] | | {{flagicon|St Gustav}} [[St Olaf|St Gustav]] | ||
| Toboggan | | Toboggan | ||
| [[Outernatia Song Contest 2|2nd]] | | [[Outernatia Song Contest 2|2nd]] |
Revision as of 00:48, 4 May 2015
This page is a list of cities and venues that have hosted the Outernatia Song Contest, one or more times. Future venues are shown in italics. Since 3rd edition, the host city has customarily been in the winner country of the second previous edition. There may be exceptions, when certain issues prevent the winner to host the following edition contest. The host country then passed to the country that had come second, third, fourth, etc.
Contests | Country | City | Editions |
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1 | Alteus | Wyverncliff | 1st |
St Gustav | Toboggan | 2nd | |
Auspikitan | Suacaerus | 3rd | |
Ponásikwa | Apsolękh | 4th | |
Noxus | Zaun | 5th | |
Almarania | Tihum | 6th | |
Polland | Kraków | 7th | |
Dulcet Ebullience | Lilitanisua | 8th | |
Gandhara | Rhea | 9th | |
Gebze | TBA | 10th |