badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games
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badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games
Summary
badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games is a badminton at the East Asian Games[1].
Key Facts
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games is in the country of South Korea[2].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games's instance of is recorded as badminton at the East Asian Games[3].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games's home venue is recorded as Pukyong National University Gymnasium[4].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games followed badminton at the 1993 East Asian Games[5].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games was followed by badminton at the 2009 East Asian Games[6].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games took place at Busan[7].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games comprises badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games – mixed doubles[8].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games comprises badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games – women's doubles[9].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games comprises badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games – men's doubles[10].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games comprises badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games – women's singles[11].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games comprises badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games – men's singles[12].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games began on May 10, 1997[13].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games ended on May 19, 1997[14].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games occurred on 1997[15].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games's sport is recorded as badminton[16].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games's competition class is recorded as continental championship[17].
- badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject Badminton/tournament focus list[18].
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When and Where
badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games occurred on 1997[15]. It began on May 10, 1997[13]. It ended on May 19, 1997[14]. It took place at Busan[7]. It is in the country of South Korea[2].
Context
badminton at the 1997 East Asian Games's instance of is recorded as badminton at the East Asian Games[3]. It followed badminton at the 1993 East Asian Games[5]. It was followed by badminton at the 2009 East Asian Games[6].