Sommar-OL 1976
































Dei 21. olympiske sommarleikane

Deltakande nasjonar
 92
Deltakarar
 6028 (4781 menn, 1247 kvinner)
Øvingar
 198
Opningsseremoni
17. juli 1976
Avslutningsseremoni
1. august 1976
Offisielt opna av
 Dronning Elizabeth II

Sommar-OL 1976 vart halde i Montreal i Canada. Sovjetunionen vart beste nasjon. Noreg fekk ein gullmedalje.









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Dei 10 beste nasjonane (og Noreg)
Olympic rings without rims.svg
Plass Land Gull Sølv Bronse
Totalt
1
Flag of the Soviet Union.svg Sovjetunionen
 49 41 35 125
2
Flag of East Germany.svg Aust-Tyskland
 40 25 25 90
2
Flag of the United States.svg USA
 34 35 25 94
4
Flag of Germany.svg Vest-Tyskland
 10 12 17 39
5
Flag of Japan.svg Japan
 9 6 10 25
6
Flag of Poland.svg Polen
 7 6 13 26
7
Flag of Bulgaria.svg Bulgaria
 6 9 7 22
8
Flag of Cuba.svg Cuba
 6 4 3 13
9
Flag of Romania.svg Romania
 4 9 14 27
10
Flag of Hungary.svg Ungarn
 4 5 13 22
22
Flag of Norway.svg Noreg
 1 1 0 2































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  • Oceania

  • One Moment in Time

  • One World, One Flame

  • The Power of the Dream

  • Reach

  • Someday

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  • Survival

  • We'll Be One

  • You and Me

  • Yume ga Chikara

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