Olympic Games

Winter Olympic Games

No.	Year	Host	Dates	Sports	Disciplines	Events
							I	1924	Chamonix, France	25 January – 5 February 1924	16	16
II	1928	St. Moritz, Switzerland	11–19 February 1928	14	25
III	1932	Lake Placid, United States	4–15 February 1932	14	17
IV	1936	Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany	6–16 February 1936	17	28
1940		Awarded to Sapporo, Japan; cancelled because of World War II
1944		Awarded to Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy; cancelled because of World War II
V	1948	St. Moritz, Switzerland	30 January – 8 February 1948	22	28
VI	1952	Oslo, Norway	14–25 February 1952	22	30
VII	1956	Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy	26 January – 5 February 1956	24	32
VIII	1960	Squaw Valley, United States	18–28 February 1960	27	30
IX	1964	Innsbruck, Austria	29 January – 9 February 1964	34	36
X	1968	Grenoble, France	6–18 February 1968	35	37
XI	1972	Sapporo, Japan	3–13 February 1972	35	35
XII	1976	Innsbruck, Austria	4–15 February 1976	37	37
XIII	1980	Lake Placid, United States	13–24 February 1980	38	37
XIV	1984	Sarajevo, Yugoslavia	8–19 February 1984	39	49
XV	1988	Calgary, Canada	13–28 February 1988	46	57
XVI	1992	Albertville, France	8–23 February 1992	57	64
XVII	1994	Lillehammer, Norway	12–27 February 1994	61	67
XVIII	1998	Nagano, Japan	7–22 February 1998	68	72
XIX	2002	Salt Lake City, United States	8–24 February 2002	78	78
XX	2006	Turin, Italy	10–26 February 2006	84	80
XXI	2010	Vancouver, Canada	12–28 February 2010	86	82
XXII	2014	Sochi, Russia	7–23 February 2014	98	88
XXIII	2018	Pyeongchang, South Korea	9–25 February 2018	102	92

Unlike the Summer Olympics, the cancelled 1940 Winter Olympics and 1944 Winter Olympics are not included in the official Roman numeral counts for the Winter Games. While the official titles of the Summer Games count Olympiads, the titles of the Winter Games only count the Games themselves.