Hungarian Canoe Federation

Hungarian Canoe Federation
Official website

Sport	Canoeing
Founded	30 July 1941
Affiliation	International Canoe Federation
Affiliation date	1946
Regional affiliation	European Canoe Association
President	Etele Baráth
kajakkenusport.hu

The Hungarian Canoe Federation (Hungarian: Magyar Kajak-Kenu Szövetség, MKKSZ) is the governing body of Canoe in Croatia. It organizes the Hungarian representation at international competitions and the Hungarian National Championships.

The Federation was formed on July 30 1941 in Budapest. It became a member of the International Canoe Federation and of the European Canoe Association.

International competitions in Hungary

World Championships:

1998 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships – Szeged,
2006 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships – Szeged, 17-20 August
2011 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships – Szeged, 17-21 August
2019 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships – Szeged,

European Championships:

2002 Canoe Sprint European Championships – Szeged,

International achievements

Event				Pos.
Olympic Games	22	29	26	3rd
World Championships	200	150	134	1st
European Championships	112	99	52	1st

Olympic Games

Botond Stocz - Olympic, World and European champion

Katalin Kovács - Olympic, World and European champion

János Parti - Olympic, World and European champion

Géza Csapó (r) - World and European champion

Rita Kőbán - Olympic, World and European champion

Danuta Kozák - Olympic, World and European champion

Imre Szőlősi - World and European champion

Natasa Janics - Olympic, World and European champion

Total			22	29	26	77	III.
Year	Host city	No. of canoer	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1936	Berlin	5	0	0	0	0	-
1948	London	5	0	0	0	0	-
1952	Helsinki	12	0	2	1	3	VII.
1956	Melbourne	13	1	3	3	7	IV.
1960	Rome	9	1	3	2	6	II.
1964	Tokyo	10	0	1	0	1	VI.
1968	Mexico City	10	2	3	1	6	I.
1972	Munich	12	0	2	2	4	V.
1976	Montreal	14	0	3	5	8	V.
1980	Moscow	16	1	1	1	3	V.
1988	Seoul	16	2	1	1	4	III.
1992	Barcelona	14	1	3	2	6	III.
1996	Atlanta	19	2	1	3	6	IV.
2000	Sydney	15	4	2	1	7	I.
2004	Athens	16	3	1	2	6	II.
2008	Beijing	16	2	1	1	4	III.
2012	London	13	3	2	1	6	II.
2016	Rio de Janeiro	18
2020	Tokyo

World Championships

Total		200	150	134	484	I.
Year	Host city	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1938	Vaxholm	0	1	0	1	VI.
1954	Mâcon	6	5	5	16	I.
1958	Prague	1	5	0	6	IV.
1963	Jajce	2	0	4	6	IV.
1966	East Berlin	3	3	5	11	III.
1970	Copenhagen	2	2	3	7	III.
1971	Belgrade	4	5	2	11	II.
1973	Tampere	7	4	5	16	II.
1974	Mexico City	3	4	3	10	III.
1975	Belgrade	4	3	5	12	II.
1977	Sofia	3	4	4	11	III.
1978	Belgrade	4	2	2	8	II.
1979	Duisburg	2	2	3	7	IV.
1981	Nottingham	3	3	2	8	III.
1982	Belgrade	2	3	6	11	III.
1983	Tampere	1	2	2	5	IV.
1985	Mechelen	3	3	2	8	II.
1986	Montreal	7	3	1	11	I.
1987	Duisburg	2	5	2	9	II.
1989	Plovdiv	3	6	2	11	III.
1990	Poznań	2	6	3	11	III.
1991	Paris	4	5	3	12	II.
1993	Copenhagen	5	5	2	12	II.
1994	Mexico City	6	12	2	20	I.
1995	Duisburg	9	3	3	15	I.
1997	Dartmouth	8	6	2	16	II.
1998	Szeged	7	5	5	17	I.
1999	Milan	6	2	8	16	II.
2001	Poznań	8	4	4	16	I.
2002	Seville	6	1	4	11	I.
2003	Gainesville	10	1	3	14	I.
2005	Zagreb	6	3	3	12	II.
2006	Szeged	12	2	4	18	I.
2007	Duisburg	9	3	6	18	II.
2009	Dartmouth	6	4	2	12	II.
2010	Poznań	6	5	1	12	I.
2011	Szeged	6	1	3	10	II.
2013	Duisburg	7	5	5	17	II.
2014	Moscow	6	5	6	17	I.
2015	Milan	3	6	4	13	III.
2017	Račice
2018	Montemor-o-Velho
2019	Szeged

European Championships

Total		112	99	52	263	I.
Year	Host city	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1957	Ghent	3	1	2	6
1959	Duisburg	7	6	4	17
1961	Poznań	4	2	5	11
1963	Jajce	2	0	4	6
1965	Bucharest	1	3	4	8
1967	Duisburg	2	1	2	5
1969	Moscow	4	3	4	11
1997	Plovdiv	9	6	3	18	I.
1999	Zagreb	2	9	1	12	IV.
2000	Poznań	5	7	3	15	I.
2001	Milan	8	9	3	20	I.
2002	Szeged	10	7	2	19	I.
2004	Poznań	10	4	4	18	I.
2005	Poznań	6	7	2	15	II.
2006	Račice	10	4	4	18	I.
2007	Pontevedra	6	7	7	20	II.
2008	Milan	6	7	5	18	I.
2009	Brandenburg	6	9	2	17	II.
2010	Trasona	6	4	2	12	II.
2011	Belgrade	6	2	2	10	I.
2012	Zagreb	5	2	3	10	II.
2013	Montemor-o-Velho	4	3	5	12	III.
2014	Brandenburg	8	5	0	13	I.
2015	Račice	0	2	0	2	XII.
2016	Moscow	5	5	4	14	I.
2017	Duisburg

Notable kayakers, canoers

Canoe (C)

Men's

Gábor Árva (1948– ), World champion
Gábor Balázs ( – ), World and European medalist
Péter Balázs (1906–1989), 2x World champion and European medalist
Béla Belicza (1969– ), 2x World and 2x European champion
Lajos Bodnár (1937–2005), World medalist
István Bodor (1927– ), World medalist
Zsolt Bohács (1964– ), 5x World and European champion
Boldizsár Gáspár (1967– ), 2x World champion
Attila Bozsik, 2x European champion and World medalist
Tamás Buday (1952– ), 4x World champion and Olympic medalist
Miklós Buzál, European champion and World medalist
Edvin Csabai (1976– ), World Games, 17x World and 4x European champion
István Cserha (1945–2001), European champion and World medalist
Ferenc Csonka, World medalist
Miklós Darvas (1949– ), World champion
Gyula Dömötör (1933– ), European champion
Dr. Dezső Csépai, World medalist
Dr. János Parti (1932–1999), Olympic, World and 3x European champion
Oszkár Faix, European medalist
Imre Farkas, Olympic and European medalist
Imre Feil, European medalist
László Foltán (1953– ), Olympic and 3x World champion
ifj. László Foltán, World and 2x European champion
Oszkár Frey (1953– ), World champion and Olympic medalist
Gábor Fürdök, 2x European champion
Áron Gajárszki, World medalist
Attila Györe (1975– ), World Games, 11x World and 7x European champion
István Gyulai (1966– ), World champion
Endre Gyűrű (1945– ), World medalist
Antal Hajba (1938– ), World champion
Gyula Hajdú (1957– ), World champion
József Halmai (1934– ), World champion
Gábor Haraszti (1948–1986), World medalist
István Hernek (1935– ), Olympic and World medalist
László Hingl (1945– ), European champion and World medalist
Ervin Hoffmann (1969– ), 4x World champion and European medalist
Csaba Horváth (1971– ), Olympic, 13x World and 2x European champion
Gábor Horváth, 2x World champion and European medalist
András Hubik, World medalist
József Hunics (1936–2012), European champion and Olympic medalist
Csaba Hüttner (1971– ), 4x World and 2x European champion
Endre Ipacs (1971– ), World medalist
Gábor Iván, World and 2x European champion
Márton Joób, 3x World champion and European medalist
Tamás Kiss, Olympic medalist
György Kolonics (1972–2008), 2x Olympic, 15x World and 3x European champion
Gergely Kovács, European medalist
György Kozmann (1978– ), 3x World, 3x European champion and Olympic medalist
Gusztáv Leikep (1966– ), World medalist
Attila Lipták, World medalist
Gábor Máté, European medalist
Márton Metka, World and European medalist
Róbert Mike, European champion and World medalist
Ferenc Mohácsi (1929– ), Olympic medalist
Gergő Németh, World medalist
Ferenc Novák (1969– ), Olympic, 3x World and 2x European champion
Gábor Novák (1934– ), European champion, World and Olympic medalist
Attila Pálizs (1967– ), World champion
Zoltán Parti, World medalist
András Péter, World medalist
Pál Pétervári (1955– ), World champion
Gyula Petrikovics (1943–2005), World, European champion and Olympic medalist
Péter Povázsay (1946– ), World champion
Imre Pulai (1967– ), Olympic, 4x World and European champion
Róbert Rideg, World medalist
Mátyás Sáfrán, European champion and World medalist
Mihály Sáfrán, European champion and World medalist
Pál Sarudi, World champion and European medalist
János Sarusi Kiss (1960– ), 4x World champion
Mihály Sasvári, World medalist
László Simári, World medalist
Árpád Soltész, World medalist
Attila Szabó (1963– ), 5x World champion
Csaba Szántó (1945– ), World medalist
Károly Szegedi (1953–1978), World medalist
László Szuszkó (1973– ), 2x World and European champion
Gábor Takács (1959–2007), World medalist
Tibor Takács (1969– ), 2x World and European champion
Tibor Tatai (1944– ), Olympic, World champion and European medalist
András Törő (1940– ), Olympic medalist
Márton Tóth, European champion and World medalist
József Tuza (1928–2008), World medalist
Attila Vajda (1983– ), Olympic, 3x World and 2x European champion
Zsolt Varga, World medalist
Henrik Vasbányai, World and European medalist
István Vaskuti (1955– ), Olympic and 9x World champion
Attila Végh, European champion and World medalist
Viktor Volein, European medalist
Tamás Wichmann (1948– ), 9x World, 3x European champion and Olympic medalist
Károly Wieland (1934– ), World champion and Olympic medalist
György Zala (1969– ), World, European champion and Olympic medalist

Women's

Gyöngyvér Baravics ( – ), World medalist
Zsanett Lakatos, World and European champion
Dorina Obermayer, World medalist
Kincső Takács, European champion and World medalist

Kayak (K)

Men's

Attila Ábrahám (1967– ), Olympic and 5x World champion
Attila Ádám ( – ), World medalist
Attila Adrovicz (1966– ), Olympic and World medalist
Mihály Agócs (1972– )
Gábor Almási, World medalist
Péter Almási (1975– ), European champion
Ákos Angyal, World medalist
Zoltán Angyal (1953– ), World medalist
Zoltán Antal, World medalist
Balázs Babella, 2x World and 2x European champion
László Babella (1939– )
Zoltán Bakó (1951– ), 5x World champion and Olympic medalist
Kamill Balatoni (1912–1945), World medalist
Krisztián Bártfai (1974– ), World champion, Olympic and European medalist
Márton Bauer, World medalist
István Beé (1972– ), 5x World and 5x European champion
Tamás Benkő, World medalist
Zoltán Benkő, 2x European champion
Zoltán Berkes ( ), World medalist
Zsolt Böjti (1966– ), World champion
József Bokody (1928– ),
Zsombor Borhi (1972– ), 2x World and European champion
Attila Boros (1982– ), World and European medalist
Gergely Boros, World and European champion
Gábor Bozsik, World champion and European medalist
Attila Csamangó, World and European medalist
Géza Csapó (1950– ), 6x World champion and Olympic medalist
Attila Császár, World medalist
Ferenc Cseh, World medalist
Ferenc Csipes (1965– ), Olympic and 8x World champion
István Csizmadia (1944– ), World champion, Olympic and European medalist
Tibor Komáromi (1939– ), European champion
József Deme (1951– ), 2x World champion and Olympic medalist
Rudolf Dombi (1986– ), Olympic, European champion and World medalist
Dr. István Irmai, World medalist
Dr. László Nagy (1931–2004), European medalist
Dr. László Nagy (1930– ), World champion and European medalist
Miklós Dudás (1991– ), World and European medalist
Sámuel Egri, European medalist
István Fábián, World medalist
László Fábián (1936– ), Olympic, 4x World and 5x European champion
Vince Fehérvári (1972– ), 7x World and 5x European champion
László Fidel (1965– ), 5x World champion and Olympic medalist
Csaba Giczy (1945– ), 3x World, European champion and Olympic medalist
László Gindl (1965– ), World champion
Gábor Gönczy, European medalist
József Gurovits (1928– ), Olympic medalist
Gergely Gyertyános, World and European champion
Lajos Gyökös, World champion and European medalist
Zsolt Gyulay (1964– ), 2x Olympic, 6x World champion
Gergely Hadvina, European medalist
Ferenc Hatlaczky (1934–1986), World, European champion and Olympic medalist
Endre Hazsik (1941– ), World medalist
Róbert Hegedűs (1973– ), 7x World and 5x European champion
Tibor Helyi (1963– ), World champion
Iván Herczeg (1943– ), World champion
Mihály Hesz (1943– ), Olympic, 2x World champion and European medalist
Sándor Hódosi (1966– ), Olympic and 2x World champion
Gábor Horváth (1971– ), 2x Olympic, 3x World and 2x European champion
István Joós (1953– ), Olympic and World medalist
Viktor Kadler, 2x World and 2x European champion
Gyula Kajner (1967– ), 3x World and European champion
Zoltán Kammerer (1978– ), 3x Olympic, 3x World and 5x European champion
Imre Kemecsei (1941– ), European champion, Olympic and World medalist
Lajos Kiss (1934–2014), World and European medalist
Roland Kökény (1975– ), Olympic, 2x World and 2x European champion
Ottó Koltai (1943– ), World champion
Péter Konecsni, World medalist
Kálmán Kovács (1942– ), World and European medalist
László Kovács (1932– ), World champion and European medalist
Zoltán Kovács (1965– ), 3x World champion
Géza Kralován (1946– ), World champion
Gábor Kucsera (1982– ), 2x World and 3x European champion
Gábor Kulcsár (1963– ), World champion
Tamás Kulifai (1989– ), World champion, Olympic and European medalist
Zoltán Lőrinczy, World medalist
György Mészáros (1933–2015), World, 2x European champion and Olympic medalist
István Mészáros (1933–1994), World champion
Péter Molnár, 2x European champion
Tibor Nagy (1947– ), World champion
Vilmos Nagy, World medalist
Szabolcs Németh, World and European medalist
László Nieberl, World medalist
Milán Noé, European medalist
László Novotny (1941– ), European medalist
Zoltán Páger (1967– ), World champion
Gábor Pankotai (1971– ), World champion
Dániel Pauman (1986– ), Olympic and European medalist
József Péhl (1932–2015), World medalist
János Petróczky (1937– ), 2x European champion and World medalist
Béla Petrovics, World medalist
Kálmán Petrovics (1961– ), World champion
András Rajna (1960– ), Olympic and World medalist
János Rátkai (1951– ), World champion and Olympic medalist
Zoltán Romhányi, World medalist
Róbert Schaffhauser, World medalist
Márton Sík, World and European medalist
András Sován (1933–1998), European champion and World medalist
Botond Storcz (1975– ), 3x Olympic, 4x World and 4x European champion
József Svidró (1950– ), World champion
Gábor Szabó, World medalist
István Szabó (1950– ), 5x World champion and Olympic medalist
László Szabó, World medalist
Zsolt Szádovszky (1974– ), World medalist
Tamás Szalai, European champion
András Szente, European champion, Olympic and World medalist
Zoltán Szigeti (1932– ), World champion
István Szijjártó, World medalist
Imre Szőlősi, World, 5x European champion and Olympic medalist
Ervin Szörényi, World medalist
Zoltán Sztanity (1954– ), World champion and Olympic medalist
István Tímár (1940–1994), 2x World champion, Olympic and European medalist
Dávid Tóth (1985– ), World champion, Olympic and European medalist
István Tóth, World medalist
János Urányi (1924–1964), Olympic, World and European champion
László Ürögi (1940– ), World and 2x European champion
Imre Vágyóczky (1932– ), World champion
Ferenc Varga (1925– ), Olympic and World medalist
Csongor Varga (1946– ), 3x World champion
Péter Várhelyi (1950– ), World champion
Dezső Veréb (1935–2005), European medalist
Krisztián Veréb (1977– ), 3x World and European champion
Ákos Vereckei (1977– ), 2x Olympic, 6x World and 8x European champion
László Vincze, World medalist
Péter Völgyi, World medalist
Ferenc Wágner (1929–2011), World medalist

Women's

Anikó Balogh (1940– ), European medalist
Klára Bánfalvi (1931–2009), World champion, Olympic and European medalist
Andrea Barócsi (1906–1989), 2x World and 2x European champion
Sára Bella (1932– ), European medalist
Dalma Benedek (1982– ), 7x World and 7x European champion
Katalin Benkő, World medalist
Kinga Bóta (1977– ), 11x World and 7x European champion
Renáta Csay (1977– ), 10x World and 9x European champion
Tamara Csipes (1989– ), 4x World and 3x European champion
Kinga Czigány (1972– ), Olympic champion and World medalist
Kinga Dékány (1972– ), 4x World and European champion
Irén Demeter (1962– )
Éva Dónusz (1967– ), Olympic and World champion
Natasa Janics (1982– ), 3x Olympic, 19x World and 19x European champion
Ágnes Dragos (1957– ), World medalist
Vilma Egresi (1936–1979), Olympic and World medalist
Katalin Fábiánné Rozsnyói (1942– ), Olympic medalist
Bereniké Faldum, European medalist
Vivien Folláth, World champion
Erika Géczi (1959– ), World champion and Olympic medalist
Katalin Gyulay, 2x World champion
Zomilla Hegyi
Katalin Hollósi (1950– ), World champion and European medalist
Erzsébet Horváth, World medalist
Henriette Huber, World medalist
Anna Kárász, European medalist
Alexandra Keresztesi, 2x World and 2x European champion
Rita Kőbán (1965– ), 2x Olympic, 9x World and 3x European champion
Katalin Kovács (1976– ), 3x Olympic, 31x World and 30x European champion
Danuta Kozák (1987– ), 2x Olympic, 8x World and 8x European champion
Jutka Krix (1951–1978)
Éva Laky (1971– ), 2x World champion
Gizella László (1957– )
Valéria Lieszkovszky, World medalist
Szilvia Mednyánszky (1971– ), World champion
Erika Medveczky ( ), European champion
Erika Mészáros (1966– ), Olympic and 2x World champion
Tímea Paksy (1982– ), 9x World and 9x European champion
Melinda Patyi (1983– ), 2x World and 2x European champion
Anna Pfeffer (1945– ), World champion, Olympic and European medalist
Hilda Pintér (1936– ), World champion
Andrea Pitz (1968– )
Anna Polgár (1965– )
Katalin Povázsán (1960– ), World champion
Ágnes Pozsonyi, World medalist
Klára Rajnai (1953– ), Olympic and World medalist
Éva Rakusz (1961– ), World champion and Olympic medalist
Eszter Rasztotzky, World champion
Alíz Sarudi, World medalist
Ágnes Szabó, European medalist
Gabriella Szabó (1986– ), Olympic, 6x World and 5x European champion
Szilvia Szabó (1978– ), 13x World, 10x European champion and Olympic medalist
Ágnes Szádovszky, European medalist
Éva Szakállas
Margit Szalai, paracanoer
Katalin Szilárdi
Kornélia Szonda (1973– )
Ilona Tőzsér, World medalist
Ninetta Vad, World and European champion
Erzsébet Viski (1978– ), 10x World, 6x European champion and Olympic medalist
Mária Zakariás (1952– ), Olympic and World medalist
Zsóka Zsigmond (1957– )
Krisztina Zur-Fazekas (1980– ), Olympic, 7x World and 4x European champion

Presidents

Dr. György Brehm (1941–1943)
Dr. Ferenc Mező (1947–1951)
Pál Csillag (1951–1956)
Sándor Gelle (1956–1958)
Rudolf Krapp (1958–1959)
József Máray (1960– )
János Vasadi (1981–1988)
Jenő Mauer (1988–1989)
dr. István Boldizsár (1989–1992)
István Jakubovics (1992–1995)
dr. Etele Baráth (1995– )

Current sponsorships

A-Híd - Official sponsor
Gránit Bank - Official sponsor
Mercedes-Benz - Official sponsor
Nelo - Official sponsor
Plastex - Official sponsor
Adidas - Official sponsor
MTVA - Official sponsor
Hungaroplakát - Official sponsor
Nemzeti Sport - Official sponsor
Rádió88 - Official sponsor
Inforádió - Official sponsor
Over magazin - Official sponsor

External links

Magyar Kajak-Kenu Szövetség (official website)

Sports governing bodies in Hungary (HUN)

Summer Olympic Sports	Aquatics Diving Swimming Synchronized Swimming Archery Athletics Badminton Basketball Boxing Canoeing Cycling Equestrian Fencing Field Hockey Football Golf Gymnastics Handball Judo Modern Pentathlon Rugby 7's Rowing Sailing Shooting Table Tennis Taekwondo Tennis Triathlon Volleyball inc. Beach Volleyball Water Polo Weightlifting Wrestling

Winter Olympic Sports	Biathlon Bobsleigh Curling Skating Figure Speed Short Track) Ice Hockey Luge Skeleton Skiing Alpine Cross Country Nordic Combined Freestyle Jumping Snowboarding

Other IOC Recognised Sports	Air sports Auto racing Bandy Baseball Billiard Sports Boules Bowling Bridge Chess Cricket Dance sport Floorball Karate Korfball Lifesaving Motorcycle racing Mountaineering and Climbing Netball Orienteering Pelota Vasca Polo Powerboating Racquetball Roller sports Rugby Softball Sport climbing Squash Sumo Surfing Tug of war Underwater sports Water Ski Wushu

Others Sports	Rugby League Rugby Union

Hungarian Olympic Committee Hungarian Paralympic Committee

National members of the International Canoe Federation

Disciplines Marathon Slalom Sprint Paracanoe Whitewater Racing Canoe Polo Canoe Sailing Freestyle kayaking Surfski Dragon Boat

African Canoe Confederation	ALG ANG BDI BUR CIV CMR COD EGY ERI ETH GBS GEQ GHA KEN LBR MAR MAW MOZ NAM NGR RSA SEN SEY SOM STP SUD TOG TUN UGA ZAM

Asian Canoe Confederation	AFG BHU BRU CAM CHN HKG INA IND IRI IRQ JPN KAZ KGZ KOR KUW LAO LIB MAC MAS MGL MYA NEP PAK PLE PHI PRK QAT SIN SRI THA TJK TKM TLS TPE UAE UZB VIE

European Canoe Association	ALB AND ARM AUT BEL BIH BLR BUL CRO CYP CZE DEN ESP EST FIN FRA GBR GEO GER GRE HUN IRL ISR ITA LAT LTU LUX MAL MKD MLD NED MNE NOR POL POR ROU RUS SER SLO SUI SVK SWE TUR UKR

Oceania Canoe Association	ASA AUS COK TAH GUM KIR NZL PLW PNG SAM TGA VAN

Pan American Canoe Federation	AHO ANT ARG ARU BOL BRA CAN CHI COL CRC CUB DOM ECU ESA GUA GUY HON IVB MEX NCA PAN PAR PER PUR SUR TTO URU USA VEN VIN

Others	-

Events Slalom Worlds Canoe Sprint Worlds Olympics

Canoeing and kayaking

Main competitive disciplines	Canoe sprint Whitewater slalom Canoe marathon Canoe polo Wildwater canoeing Canoe sailing Playboating

Olympics	Summer Olympics Male medalists Female medalists Venues

Other disciplines	Creeking Dragon boating Extreme racing Freeboating Surf skiing Surf kayaking Snow boating Squirt boating

International Canoe Federation (ICF) Championships	Sprint (Men's Canadian medalists Women's Canadian medalists Men's kayak medalists Women's kayak medalists Paracanoe medalists) Slalom (Men's Canadian medalists Women's Canadian medalists Men's kayak medalists Women's kayak medalists Mixed canadian medalists) Marathon Junior & U23

Recreation	Small-craft sailing Whitewater canoeing / kayaking Sea kayaking Canoe camping Kayak fishing Kayak diving Dongola racing Canoe orienteering Canoe livery Playboating

Modern boats	Canoe Kayak Concrete canoe Flyak Folding kayak International Canoe Malia Recreational kayak Sprint canoe

Traditional boats	Aleutian kayak Cayuco Chundan Vallam Dugout Fur brigade Outrigger canoe Pacific Northwest Rabaska Sturgeon-nosed canoe Taimen Umiak Waka War canoe

Techniques	Eskimo Rescue Kayak roll Portage Paddling

Equipment	Artificial whitewater Albano buoy system Outrigger Paddle Paddle float Paddle leash Royalex Sea sock Spray deck Tuilik

Kayakers	Doug Ammons Jimmy Blakeney Tyler Bradt Paul Caffyn Tad Dennis Chris Duff Nigel Foster Maria Francis Douglas C. Gordon Štěpánka Hilgertová Freya Hoffmeister Eric Jackson Ramo Kolenović Brad Ludden Andrew McAuley Mark Pollock Oskar Speck Rush Sturges Clay Wright Alexander Yermilov

Venues	Canoeing and kayaking venues

Competitions	List of world records in canoeing Adirondack Canoe Classic Au Sable River Canoe Marathon Devizes to Westminster International Canoe Marathon Dusi Canoe Marathon Hawkesbury Canoe Classic Murray Marathon National Student Rodeo Thameside Series Waterside Series Riverland Paddling Marathon

Festivals	Canadian International Dragon Boat Festival Duanwu Festival Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival in New York Houston Dragon Boat Festival Lethbridge Dragon Boat Festival Ottawa Dragon Boat Festival Toronto International Dragon Boat Race Festival

Governing bodies	European Canoe Association American Canoe Association Australian Canoeing British Canoe Union British Dragon Boat Racing Association Canadian Canoe Association Canoe Wales Croatian Canoe Federation Israel Canoe Association Scottish Canoe Association Portuguese Canoe Federation USA Canoe/Kayak

Other organisations	Association of International Paddle Sport Federations Canadian Canoe Museum International Dragon Boat Federation Sir Alexander Mackenzie Canada Sea-to-Sea Bicentennial Expeditions UK Rivers Access Campaign

Media	La Chasse-galerie Paddle-to-the-Sea (film) The Rise and Fall of the Great Lakes Waterwalker

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