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Events:

Animal Upper Gauley Race

Race in West Verginia, United States. Includes event information, pictures, and registration.

http://www.gauleyrace.com/

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Captiva Seakayak Classic

A seakayak, surfski and outrigger canoe race to be held at Captiva Island, Florida on Saturday December 1st and Sunday December 2nd, 2001. Includes contact information.

http://www.canopy.net/captiva_classic/

National Paddling Film Festival

Provides information about the festival held in Lexington, Kentucky. Includes competition rules and winners still image, motion image, and safety poster. Includes road show calendar and information on getting the road show for your club or association.

http://www.surfbwa.org/npff/

Paddle to the Headwaters

Canoe and kayak marathon through the Redwood forest on the Eel River in Northern California. Held annually in May. Also two, shorter fun races for beginners. Includes event information, schedule, entry forms, maps, accommodation links, and photo archive.

http://www.paddletotheheadwaters.com

Pridefloat

Provides participation details and photographs for this annual canoe and camping event for gay people held every July in Missouri, USA.

http://www.pridefloat.org/

Red Cross-Herald Sun Murray Marathon

The world's longest, officially accredited, annual canoe race, in Victoria, Australia, between 27-31 December each year, raising funds for the Australian Red Cross. Includes race history, news, contact information, and sponsors.

http://www.redcross.org.au/vic/murraymarathon.htm

Scantic Spring Splash

A canoe and kayak race in Enfield, Connecticut. Find dates, race information, and results.

http://www.scanticspringsplash.com/

Tour de Gudenaa

Canoeing and kayaking marathon event, held every year in September. More than 1,000 paddlers compete on the Gudenaa River from Skanderborg to Randers.

http://www.tourdegudenaa.dk/

Vancouver Island Paddlefest

The Annual Vancouver Island Paddlefest in Ladysmith, British Columbia, with manufacturers, classes and workshops, and demonstrations.

http://www.paddlefest.bc.ca/

Wausau Paddling Criterium

Annual spring canoeing and paddling race for cash prizes on the Wisconsin River. Find map, photos schedule, results, contacts, and links.

http://www.badgerevents.com/

West Coast Wooden Kayak Builders Rendezvous

Held held annually in Port Townsend, Washington. Features workshops on building techniques, and paddling skills.

http://www.redfishkayak.com/events.htm

Whitewater Symposium

Designed to celebrate the sport of whitewater paddling by bringing together key players from all aspects of the whitewater spectrum. Seminar, biographies, registration, brochure, and contacts.

http://www.wwsymposium.com/

World Junior Slalom Championship

The official site with general information, committee, course, forms, and contacts. Organized by the City of Nowy Sacz, Poland.

http://www.nowysacz.pl/?main=canoe/main

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