Every Women's World Cup venue, since 1991.

9 venues across 1 host nation for the selected year. Capacity, altitude, opening year, tournament appearances. Click any row to query the underlying API (GET /stadiums/{id}).

Tournament

1991 1995 1999 2003 2007 2011 2015 2019 2023 2027

Stadiums

Host countries

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Stadium map

Venues used in 2011 — marker size + color scales with match count · click any marker for details

9 venues

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Capacity:<25%25-45%45-65%65-85%≥85%·Marker size also scales with capacity

Highest-altitude venues

Estadio Azteca's 2,287m made 1986 famous. Toluca tops out higher.

GET /stadiums (sorted by elevationM desc)

Most-used venues

Ranked by match count in 2011

GET /matches?year=… (count grouped by stadiumId)

Average capacity by opening decade

Are WC venues getting bigger over time?

GET /stadiums (group by floor(opened / 10) × 10)

Stadiums by host country

1 countries have hosted matches

GET /stadiums (group by country)

Goals per match by stadium altitude

Does the air thin out the defense? Bands aligned with FIFA altitude-acclimatization thresholds.

Sea level (<200m)

2.79g/m

78 goals · 28 matches · 8 venues

Low (200-800m)

2.00g/m

8 goals · 4 matches · 1 venue

goals.sum / matches.count, grouped by elevation band

Goals per match by kickoff temperature

Open-Meteo historical weather at each venue at kickoff. Covers 1940→latest; pre-1940 matches excluded.

Cool (10-18°C)

3.00g/m

36 goals · 12 matches

Mild (18-25°C)

2.65g/m

45 goals · 17 matches

Warm (25-30°C)

1.67g/m

5 goals · 3 matches

goals.sum / matches.count, grouped by temperature band

All venues

Sort:WC appearances Capacity Altitude Opening year Name

Stadium	Country	Capacity	Altitude	Opened	WC editions
Impuls Arena Augsburg	Germany	—	502 m	—	2011
Olympiastadion Berlin	Germany	—	65 m	—	2011
Ruhrstadion Bochum	Germany	—	121 m	—	2011
Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion Dresden	Germany	—	113 m	—	2011
Waldstadion Frankfurt	Germany	—	116 m	—	2011
BayArena Leverkusen	Germany	—	51 m	—	2011
Borussia-Park Mönchengladbach	Germany	—	82 m	—	2011
Rhein-Neckar-Arena Sinsheim	Germany	—	179 m	—	2011
Volkswagen Arena Wolfsburg	Germany	—	58 m	—	2011