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Nordic combined at the IX Olympic Winter Games
Venue	Seefeld in Tirol
Dates	2–3 February 1964
Competitors	32 from 11 nations
Winning score	469.28
Medalists
Tormod Knutsen  Norway Nikolay Kiselyov  Soviet Union Georg Thoma  United Team of Germany
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Nordic combined at the 1964 Winter Olympics consisted of one event, held 2–3 February at Seefeld in Tirol.^[1][2]

Athletes did three normal hill ski jumps, with the lowest score dropped. They then raced a 15 kilometre cross-country course, with the time converted to points. The athlete with the highest combined points score was awarded the gold medal.^[1]

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Rank	Name	Country	Ski jumping					Cross-country			Total
			Jump 1	Jump 2	Jump 3	Total	Rank	Time	Points	Rank
	Tormod Knutsen	Norway	120.8	118.1	110.2	238.9	2	50:58.6	230.38	4	469.28
	Nikolay Kiselyov	Soviet Union	113.9	94.1	119.1	233.0	3	51:49.1	220.04	8	453.04
	Georg Thoma	United Team of Germany	122.0	119.1	112.7	241.1	1	52:31.2	211.78	10	452.88
4	Nikolay Gusakov	Soviet Union	100.3	103.4	120.0	223.4	7	51:19.8	225.96	5	449.36
5	Arne Larsen	Norway	96.5	101.8	81.2	198.3	17	50:49.6	232.33	3	430.63
6	Arne Barhaugen	Norway	95.7	91.6	95.6	191.3	20	50:40.4	234.33	2	425.63
7	Vyacheslav Dryagin	Soviet Union	95.9	101.8	114.4	216.2	10	52:58.3	206.55	12	422.75
8	Ezio Damolin	Italy	99.5	90.9	98.6	198.1	18	51:42.3	221.44	7	419.54
9	Rainer Dietel	United Team of Germany	114.5	109.3	108.3	223.8	6	54:07.3	193.34	15	417.14
10	Willy Köstinger	Austria	113.8	101.0	111.7	225.5	5	54:35.5	188.18	18	413.68
11	Bjørn Wirkola	Norway	101.9	101.0	115.3	217.2	9	53:51.9	196.34	14	413.54
12	Alois Kälin	Switzerland	61.7	81.6	78.3	159.9	28	49:12.8	253.33	1	413.23
13	Štefan Olekšák	Czechoslovakia	94.8	91.0	88.6	185.8	24	51:29.5	223.98	6	409.78
14	Erwin Fiedor	Poland	105.4	113.7	97.1	219.1	8	54:41.3	187.06	19	406.16
15	John Bower	United States	90.9	90.8	100.2	191.1	21	52:26.4	212.66	9	403.76
16	Roland Weißpflog	United Team of Germany	101.3	117.1	115.3	232.4	4	56:18.2	169.30	23	401.70
17	Horst Möhwald	United Team of Germany	97.0	89.4	92.2	189.2	23	52:56.2	206.98	11	396.18
18	Enzo Perin	Italy	81.6	102.6	97.8	200.4	15	54:17.7	191.42	17	391.82
19	Waldemar Heigenhauser	Austria	105.4	105.0	83.7	210.4	11	56:24.1	168.32	25	378.72
20	Takashi Fujisawa	Japan	99.8	108.3	96.4	208.1	12	56:31.0	167.12	26	375.22
21	Josef Kutheil	Czechoslovakia	105.4	92.5	102.6	208.0	13	56:58.3	162.36	28	370.36
22	Erkki Luiro	Finland	103.5	101.8	103.5	207.0	14	56:57.3	162.50	27	369.50
23	Raimo Majuri	Finland	91.5	99.4	93.3	192.7	19	55:44.5	175.52	21	368.22
24	Miloslav Švaříček	Czechoslovakia	91.3	96.2	103.6	199.8	16	57:16.7	159.08	30	358.88
25	Esa Klinga	Finland	94.4	77.3	78.7	173.1	26	55:22.4	179.49	20	352.59
26	Raimo Partanen	Finland	83.9	72.7	54.0	156.6	29	54:15.9	191.78	16	348.38
27	Jim Shea	United States	72.1	69.2	58.4	141.3	31	53:04.2	205.46	13	346.76
28	Leopold Kohl	Austria	82.2	74.9	99.4	181.6	25	57:09.8	160.26	29	341.86
29	Franz Scherübl	Austria	75.2	76.6	93.0	169.6	27	56:19.9	169.00	24	338.60
30	Eiichi Tanaka	Japan	89.7	90.0	100.2	190.2	22	58:23.9	147.30	31	337.50
31	Akemi Taniguchi	Japan	39.7	81.8	38.0	121.5	32	56:14.1	170.01	22	291.51
-	Jim Page	United States	80.1	71.4	72.2	152.3	30	DNS	-	-	-

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Eleven nations participated in Nordic combined at the Innsbruck Games.^[1]