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Nordic Combined at the V Olympic Winter Games
Venue	Olympiaschanze St. Moritz (ski jumping) Around the hills of St. Moritz (cross-country skiing)
Dates	31 January-1 February 1948
Competitors	39 from 13 nations
Winning Score	448.80
Medalists
Heikki Hasu  Finland Martti Huhtala  Finland Sven Israelsson  Sweden
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Nordic combined at the 1948 Winter Olympics consisted of one event, held from 31 January to 1 February. The ski jumping portion took place at Olympiaschanze St. Moritz, while the cross-country portion took place around the hills of St. Moritz.^[1][2]

The 18 kilometre cross-country race was used to determine the cross-country scores for the nordic combined, which did not have a separate ski race. 39 competitors in that race went on to compete in the ski jumping, with each jumper taking three attempts, and the top two counting for points. The athlete with the highest combined points score was awarded the gold medal.^[1]

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Rank	Name	Country	Cross-country			Ski Jumping					Total
			Time	Points	Rank	Jump 1	Jump 2	Jump 3	Total	Rank
	Heikki Hasu	Finland	1:16:43	240.00	39	57.0	61.5	64.0	208.8	8	448.80
	Martti Huhtala	Finland	1:19:28	224.15	38	62.0	61.0	61.5	209.5	6	433.65
	Sven Israelsson	Sweden	1:21:44	211.50	36	67.5	66.0	67.0	221.9	1	433.40
4	Niklaus Stump	Switzerland	1:22:15	208.50	33	65.5	63.5	60.0	213.0	5	421.50
5	Olavi Sihvonen	Finland	1:22:26	207.00	32	60.0	65.0	60.0	209.2	7	416.20
6	Eilert Dahl	Norway	1:22:52	205.50	30	62.0	62.5	63.0	208.8	8	414.30
7	Pauli Salonen	Finland	1:22:28	207.00	31	63.0	62.0	60.5	206.3	10	413.30
8	Olaf Dufseth	Norway	1:21:50	211.50	35	61.0	59.0	61.0	201.1	16	412.60
9	Erik Elmsäter	Sweden	1:22:12	208.95	34	56.0	61.5	58.0	202.0	15	410.95
10	Clas Haraldsson	Sweden	1:24:21	197.35	25	63.5	66.0	66.0	213.4	4	410.75
11	Olav Odden	Norway	1:21:35	212.25	37	59.0	53.5	55.5	196.9	19	409.15
12	Kåre Østerdal	Norway	1:24:20	198.00	26	55.0	62.0	61.0	206.2	11	404.20
13	Alfons Supersaxo	Switzerland	1:24:29	196.50	24	63.0	57.0	61.5	203.9	13	400.40
14	Alfredo Prucker	Italy	1:23:26	202.50	29	51.0	59.5	56.0	191.5	22	394.00
15	Rizzieri Rodeghiero	Italy	1:24:12	198.00	27	57.0	58.0	56.0	190.8	23	388.80
16	Josl Gstrein	Austria	1:25:04	193.50	23	63.5	61.0	59.5	188.2	25	381.70
17	Theo Allenbach	Switzerland	1:23:54	199.50	28	52.5	52.0	50.0	176.6	32	376.10
18	Gottlieb Perren	Switzerland	1:26:27	186.00	20	56.0	57.5	56.5	187.8	26	373.80
19	René Jeandel	France	1:25:57	189.00	21	52.0	54.0	56.5	182.1	28	371.10
20	Stefan Dziedzic	Poland	1:25:33	190.50	22	52.0	54.5	52.0	177.1	31	367.60
21	Karl Martitsch	Austria	1:31:19	162.00	13	59.0	60.0	61.0	198.2	17	360.20
22	Józef Daniel Krzeptowski	Poland	1:31:05	162.00	14	58.0	57.0	60.5	197.8	18	359.80
23	Hubert Hammerschmied	Austria	1:32:47	154.50	10	58.5	62.0	62.5	202.4	14	356.90
24	Tone Razinger	Yugoslavia	1:28:24	176.25	17	53.5	51.5	55.5	176.2	33	352.45
25	Tadeusz Kwapień	Poland	1:27:55	178.50	19	47.0	52.5	51.0	173.7	34	352.20
26	Corey Engen	United States	1:37:24	132.00	6	65.5	59.0	64.0	214.8	3	346.80
27	Don Johnson	United States	1:32:03	157.50	12	57.0	56.5	59.0	187.6	27	345.10
28	Alberto Tassotti	Italy	1:28:16	177.00	18	46.5	52.0	42.0	165.1	36	342.10
29	Gordy Wren	United States	1:40:12	120.00	4	66.5	68.5	66.0	220.2	2	340.20
30	Walter Jeandel	France	1:34:19	147.00	9	60.5	59.0	59.5	192.6	21	339.60
31	Jaroslav Kadavý	Czechoslovakia	1:32:17	157.50	11	51.5	55.0	55.5	181.1	29	338.60
32	Bohumil Kosour	Czechoslovakia	1:29:37	169.50	16	44.5	47.5	48.5	159.0	37	328.50
33	Ralph Townsend, Jr.	United States	1:37:12	138.00	7	54.5	61.0	58.0	188.7	24	326.70
34	Leopold Tajner	Poland	1:38:45	126.00	5	61.5	58.0	55.0	195.5	20	321.50
35	Jaroslav Lukeš	Czechoslovakia	1:41:00	115.50	3	63.5	62.0	65.0	205.4	12	320.90
36	František Šimůnek	Czechoslovakia	1:35:21	142.50	8	51.0	50.0	52.0	169.8	35	312.30
37	Bill Irwin	Canada	1:44:43	99.00	1	51.0	51.0	51.5	181.0	30	280.00
38	Nikola Delev	Bulgaria	1:43:29	105.00	2	42.0	45.0	48.0	157.1	38	262.10
-	Paul Haslwanter	Austria	1:31:00	163.50	15	-	-	-	DNS	-	-

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Thirteen nations participated in nordic combined at the St. Moritz Games. Bulgaria and France made their Olympic nordic combined debuts.^[1]