LEN
LEN is the European governing body for aquatic sports affiliated to FINA — it is the Continental Association for Europe. It was formally organized in 1927 in Bologna, Italy, and since 2015 is headquartered in Nyon.
LEN comprises 52 national swimming federations in Europe, and includes Israel which for Olympic-sport purposes is grouped with Europe. LEN is overseen by an elected Bureau composed of Members representing 17 different Federations. LEN oversees aquatic sports in Europe: diving, swimming, open water swimming, synchronized swimming and water polo.
Events
Championships
LEN organizes one championship, involving three of the five LEN disciplines.- European Aquatics Championships
Discipline championships
- Swimming : European Short Course Swimming Championships '
- Diving: European Diving Championships '
- Water Polo: European Water Polo Championship '
- Open Water: European Open Water Championships '
Junior championships
- Swimming: European Junior Swimming Championships '
- Diving: European Junior Diving Championships '
- Water Polo: U19 and U17 European Water Polo Championship '
- Synchro: European Junior Synchronised Swimming Championships '
- Open Water: European Junior Open Water Championships
Masters championships
- Swimming: European Masters Swimming Championships
Member federations
Country | Federation | Founded | Code |
Albanian Swimming Federation | 1931 | ALB | |
Andorran Swimming Federation | 1986 | AND | |
Water Kind of Sports & Swimming Association of Armenia | 1993 | ARM | |
Austrian Swimming Federation | 1899 | AUT | |
Azerbaijan Swimming Federation | 1992 | AZE | |
Swimming Federation of Belarus | 1959 | BLR | |
Royal Belgian Swimming Federation | 1902 | BEL | |
Swimming Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina | 1946/1992 | BIH | |
Bulgarian Swimming Federation | 1931 | BUL | |
Croatian Swimming Federation | 1909 | CRO | |
Cyprus Swimming Federation | 1972 | CYP | |
Czech Swimming Federation | 1919/1993 | CZE | |
Danish Swimming Union | 1907 | DEN | |
Estonian Swimming Federation | 1910 | EST | |
Faroe Islands Swimming Association | 1980 | FAR | |
Finnish Swimming Federation | 1906 | FIN | |
French Swimming Federation | 1920 | FRA | |
Georgian Aquatic Sports National Federation | 1991 | GEO | |
German Swimming Federation | 1886 | GER | |
Gibraltar Amateur Swimming Association | 1946 | GIB | |
Great Britain | British Swimming | 1869 | GBR |
Hellenic Swimming Federation | 1927 | GRE | |
Hungarian Swimming Association | 1907 | HUN | |
Icelandic Swimming Association | 1951 | ISL | |
Swim Ireland | 1893 | IRL | |
Israel Swimming Association | 1951 | ISR | |
Italian Swimming Federation | 1899 | ITA | |
Kosovo Swimming Federation | 1997 | KOS | |
Latvian Swimming Federation | 1905/1988 | LAT | |
Liechtenstein Swimming Association | 1981 | LIE | |
Lithuanian Swimming Federation | 1924/1990 | LTU | |
Luxembourg Swimming and Life-saving Federation | 1924 | LUX | |
Aquatic Sports Association of Malta | 1925 | MLT | |
Water Kind of Sports Federation of the Republic of Moldova | 1989 | MDA | |
Swimming Federation of Monaco | 1976 | MON | |
Water Polo and Swimming Federation of Montenegro | 1949/2006 | MNE | |
Royal Dutch Swimming Federation | 1888 | NED | |
Swimming Federation of Macedonia | 1947 | MKD | |
Norwegian Swimming Federation | 1910 | NOR | |
Polish Swimming Federation | 1922 | POL | |
Portuguese Swimming Federation | 1930 | POR | |
Romanian Swimming Federation | 1930 | ROU | |
Russian Swimming Federation | 1991 | RUS | |
Swimming Federation of San Marino | 1980 | SMR | |
Serbian Swimming Federation | 1921 | SRB | |
Slovak Swimming Federation | 1990 | SVK | |
Slovenian Swimming Association | 1922 | SLO | |
Royal Spanish Swimming Federation | 1920 | ESP | |
Swedish Swimming Federation | 1904 | SWE | |
Swiss Swimming Federation | 1918 | SUI | |
Turkish Swimming Federation | 1957 | TUR | |
Ukrainian Swimming Federation | 1990 | UKR |
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