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Nordic Combined at the XII Olympic Winter Games
Venue	Seefeld in Tirol
Dates	8–9 February 1976
Competitors	34 from 14 nations
Winning Score	423.390
Medalists
Ulrich Wehling  East Germany Urban Hettich  West Germany Konrad Winkler  East Germany
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Nordic combined at the 1976 Winter Olympics, consisted of one event, held from 8 February to 9 February at Seefeld.^[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
	Ulrich Wehling	East Germany	112.0	112.5	113.0	225.5	1	50:28.9	197.89	13	423.39
	Urban Hettich	West Germany	97.1	98.7	100.2	198.9	11	48:01.5	220.00	1	418.90
	Konrad Winkler	East Germany	107.0	105.9	106.9	213.9	4	49:51.1	203.57	7	417.47
4	Rauno Miettinen	Finland	109.3	110.6	101.4	219.9	2	51:12.2	191.40	19	411.30
5	Claus Tuchscherer	East Germany	103.2	109.1	109.6	218.7	3	51:16.1	190.81	20	409.51
6	Nikolay Nogovitsyn	Soviet Union	99.5	95.2	96.6	196.1	16	49:06.0	210.34	3	406.44
7	Valery Kopayev	Soviet Union	102.2	94.4	100.7	202.9	9	49:53.3	203.24	8	406.14
8	Tom Sandberg	Norway	96.3	94.7	99.4	195.7	17	49:09.3	209.83	4	405.53
9	Pål Schjetne	Norway	97.2	102.1	102.3	204.4	7	50:27.0	198.19	12	402.59
10	Erkki Kilpinen	Finland	70.5	100.9	102.2	203.1	8	50:20.5	199.16	11	402.26
11	Jukka Kuvaja	Finland	98.9	87.8	98.4	197.3	13	50:03.3	201.74	9	399.04
12	Josef Pospíšil	Czechoslovakia	95.0	94.7	102.9	197.9	12	50:14.7	200.03	10	397.93
13	Günter Deckert	East Germany	74.0	95.1	99.1	194.2	18	49:51.0	203.58	6	397.78
14	Günther Abel	West Germany	101.2	91.7	95.6	196.8	14	50:29.8	197.77	14	394.57
15	František Zeman	Czechoslovakia	89.2	94.7	95.2	189.9	21	51:00.2	193.21	16	383.11
16	Stefan Hula	Poland	98.7	101.0	104.9	205.9	6	52:48.4	176.98	26	382.88
17	Jim Galanes	United States	88.6	90.6	93.5	184.1	25	50:34.7	197.03	15	381.13
18	Jan Legierski	Poland	88.9	86.8	85.8	175.7	28	49:39.0	205.38	5	381.08
19	Karl Lustenberger	Switzerland	101.8	100.7	98.4	202.5	10	52:57.5	175.60	27	378.10
20	Marek Pach	Poland	94.7	93.2	96.6	191.3	19	52:05.0	183.49	22	374.79
21	Yuji Katsuro	Japan	91.6	104.5	105.3	209.8	5	54:15.7	163.87	29	373.67
22	Stein Erik Gullikstad	Norway	79.5	72.5	82.6	162.1	31	49:04.1	210.62	2	372.72
23	Aleksey Baranov	Soviet Union	93.7	92.0	88.1	185.7	23	51:58.4	184.47	21	370.17
24	Jorma Etelälahti	Finland	92.7	74.3	92.4	185.1	24	52:05.8	183.36	23	368.46
25	Jacques Gaillard	France	89.1	91.1	89.9	181.0	27	52:08.9	182.90	24	363.90
26	Fritz Koch	Austria	93.2	95.2	93.9	189.1	22	53:04.7	174.52	28	363.62
27	Arne Bystøl	Norway	80.1	81.9	84.6	166.5	30	51:02.8	192.81	17	359.31
28	Mike Devecka	United States	77.0	69.6	74.6	151.6	32	51:06.4	192.28	18	343.88
29	Walter Malmquist	United States	80.1	90.0	91.3	181.3	26	54:40.4	160.17	30	341.47
30	Michio Kubota	Japan	93.7	98.4	97.9	196.3	15	56:39.4	142.32	32	338.62
31	Francesco Giacomelli	Italy	89.1	94.2	96.1	190.3	20	56:08.8	146.92	31	337.22
32	Modesto De Silvestro	Italy	71.1	68.7	26.2	139.8	33	52:27.6	180.09	25	319.89
33	Kurt Sjolund	Canada	66.1	27.7	57.9	124.0	34	58:13.4	128.22	33	252.22
-	Stanisław Kawulok	Poland	83.7	81.5	89.1	172.8	29	DNF	DNF	-	-

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Fourteen nations participated in nordic combined at the Innsbruck Games.^[1]