6th Winter Olympics
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| Host city |  Ashton
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| Participating NOCs | 58 | ||||||||
| Officially opened by | King Tristan Octavius of Krytenia | ||||||||
| Opening ceremony | February 11, 2011 (OOC) | ||||||||
| Closing ceremony | March 1, 2011 (OOC) | ||||||||
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The 6th Winter Olympics was an international wintersports event held in Ashton, Krytenia. In addition to the regular slate of medal events, a winter pentathlon demonstration event, overseen by the Liventian Olympic Committee, was held during the Games. A total of 58 countries participated in the Olympics, with the host nation winning eight gold medals to top the gold medal count, and Virabia winning the most total medals with 18. The Ashton Winter Olympic Organising Committee (AWOOC) was responsible for organization.
Host selection
| Cities | NOCs | Votes |
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| Ashton | Krytenia |
12 |
| Sæglópur |  Golgothastan |
7 |
| Re-open bids | 0 | |
The Games
Summary
Opening ceremony
- Held at Rutian Grounds, the ceremony featured dancing, fireworks, and ghost bears. The Olympic torch was lit by Krytenian ice hockey player Percy Matthews, former captain of the Ashton Bruins, who had been forced to retire due to injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident.
Participating NOCs
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Medal table
* Host nation (Krytenia)
