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World Para Archery Championship, was first held in 1998 in the UK and take place every two years.^[1]

Number	Year	Location
1	1998	Stoke Mandeville
2	1999	Christchurch
3	2001	Nymburk
4	2003	Madrid
5	2005	Massa Carrara
6	2007	Cheongju
7	2009	Nymburk
8	2011	Turin
9	2013	Bangkok
10	2015	Donaueslign
11	2017	Beijing
12	2019	Hertogenbosch

Year	Location	Men Standing	Women Standing	Men's Team Open	Women's Team Open	Mixed Team	Ref
1998	Stoke Mandeville	Imrich Lyocsa (SVK)	Anita Chapman (GBR)	Finland	Italy		[1]
1999	Christchurch	Raimo Tirronen (FIN)	Anita Chapman (GBR)	Slovakia	Italy		[2]
2001	Nymburk	An Tae-Sung (KOR)	Lee Hwa-Sook (KOR)	South Korea	South Korea		[3]
2003	Madrid	Imrich Lyocsa (SVK)	Alicja Bukanska (POL)		South Korea		[4]
2005	Massa Carrara	Serhiy Atamanenko (UKR)	Lee Hwa-Sook (KOR)		Japan		[5]
2007	Cheongju	Dong Zhi (CHN)	Alicja Bukanska (POL)		China		[6]
2009	Nymburk	Mustafa Ak (TUR)	Eliane Salden-Otten (NED)	Spain	South Korea		[7]
2011	Turin	Dong Zhi (CHN)	Gao Fangxia (CHN)	Russia	China	Iran	[8]
2013	Bangkok	Timur Tuchinov (RUS)	Brigitte Duboc (FRA)	Russia	China	Poland	[9]

Year	Location	Men Open	Women Open	Men's Team Open	Women's Team Open	Mixed Team	Ref
1998	Stoke Mandeville	Alberto Simonelli (ITA)	Ann-Christine Nilsson (SWE)				[10]
1999	Christchurch	John Murray (GBR)	Brenda Saxon (GBR)				[11]
2001	Nymburk	Anders Grondberg (SWE)	Brenda Saxon (GBR)	Italy			[12]
2003	Madrid	Keijo Kallunki (FIN)	Bruna Coladarci (ITA)	United States			[13]
2005	Massa Carrara	John Stephen Stubbs (GBR)	Melanie Clarke (GBR)	South Korea			[14]
2007	Cheongju	Kevin Evans (CAN)	Danielle Brown (GBR)		United Kingdom		[15]
2009	Nymburk	Kevin Evans (CAN)			United Kingdom		[16]
2011	Turin	Philippe Horner (SUI)		Great Britain	Russia	Russia	[17]
2013	Bangkok	John Stubbs (GBR)	Burcu Dağ (TUR)	Great Britain	Russia	Turkey	[18]

Year	Location	Recurve Men W2	Recurve Women W2	Compound Men W1	Compound Men W1 Team	VI Open	Ref
1998	Stoke Mandeville	Lee Ouk-Soo (KOR)	Kathy Critchlow-Smith (GBR)	Zdenek Sebek (CZE)			[19]
1999	Christchurch	Jung Young-Joo (KOR)	Paola Fantato (ITA)				[20]
2001	Nymburk	Lee Ouk-Soo (KOR)	Paola Fantato (ITA)				[21]
2003	Madrid	Lee Ouk-Soo (KOR)	Sandra Truccolo (ITA)	Jeffrey Rhoden Fabry (USA)	Finland		[22]
2005	Massa Carrara	Lee Hong-Gu (KOR)	Nako Hirasawa (JPN)		Finland	Massimo Oddone (ITA)	[23]
2007	Cheongju	Lee Hong-Gu (KOR)	Xiao Yanhong (CHN)		Czech Republic	Steve Prowse (GBR)	[24]
2009	Nymburk	Muhamad Salam Sidik (MAS)	Gizem Girismen (TUR)	Peter Kinik (SVK)		Massimiliano Piombo (ITA)	[25]
2011	Turin	Ebrahim Ranjbar (IRI) ¹	Xiao Yanhong (CHN) ¹	Osmo Kinnunen (FIN)	Czech Republic		[26]
2013	Bangkok	Hanreuchai Netsiri (THA)	Zahra Nemati (IRI)	Jean Pierre Antonios (FIN)			[27]

Note: ^1. W1/W2 in 2011

^ "Catch-up: World Para-archery Championships". BBC Sport. 7 June 2019. Retrieved 1 November 2019.

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	'''World Para Archery Championship''', was first held in ~~1988~~ in the UK and take place every two years.<ref>{{cite web \|title=Catch-up: World Para-archery Championships \|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/archery/48349535 \|website=BBC Sport \|accessdate=1 November 2019 \|date=7 June 2019}}</ref>		'''World Para Archery Championship''', was first held in 1998 in the UK and take place every two years.<ref>{{cite web \|title=Catch-up: World Para-archery Championships \|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/archery/48349535 \|website=BBC Sport \|accessdate=1 November 2019 \|date=7 June 2019}}</ref>

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