Overview
Tallinn Rowing Club is the only rowing club in Harju county, based at the Harku rowing centre on Lake Harku in Haabersti, opened in 1957. It has 45 boats, including 18 singles and 3 eights, plus 16 rowing ergometers; Lake Harku has Estonia's only six-lane 1,000 m buoyed rowing course in summer. The club runs the Harku Lake Regatta and the "Alfa" indoor rowing event, and takes children from age 10.
- Founded
- 1994
- Federation
- Eesti Sõudeliit
- Registry code
- 80004615
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Regattas and series
Run or hosted by the club, per the club website. Dates and notices are on the club site.
- Harku Lake Regattajunior rowing regatta in June on the buoyed 1,000 m course
- Alfathe largest indoor rowing event in the Baltics (500+ entrants)
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History and achievements
- 1957The Harku rowing centre opens on 1 January, with a boathouse for 42 boats
- 1994The idea of founding Tallinn Rowing Club is born in January
Location
- Position
- 59°25.05′ N 24°37.51′ E
59.41744, 24.62521 - Address
- Sõudebaasi tee 21
Frequently asked
Does Tallinn Rowing Club run courses?
Yes. The club lists these courses: Rowing training (from age 10).
When was Tallinn Rowing Club founded?
In 1994.
Which regattas does the club run?
According to the club website, among others: Harku Lake Regatta and Alfa.