Paide E-Piim spordihall | |
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Address | Aiavilja 1, Paide, 72712 Järva maakond, Estonia |
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Location | Paide, Estonia |
Coordinates | 58°53′11″N25°33′53″E / 58.8864°N 25.5647°E |
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Paide E-Piim Sports Hall (Estonian : Paide E-Piim spordihall) is a sport venue in Paide, Estonia. [1]
The hall was opened on 20 February 2009. On 1 February 2012, the hall was named to E-Piim Sports Hall (Estonian : E-Piim Spordihall). [1]
The hall's capacity is about 800. [1]
The hall has a sport hall with area of 1400 m2. [1]
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