How long did the 1996 Summer Olympics last?

seventeen days
During the seventeen days of the Olympics, more than 2 million visitors came to Atlanta, and an estimated 3.5 billion people around the world watched part of the games on television. The 1996 Olympics created a significant legacy for Atlanta and its leaders.

Who won 1996 Olympics?

The United States
The 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games featured athletes from 197 nations competing in 271 medal events. The United States led the medal count with 101 medals: 44 gold, 32 silver and 25 bronze.

What problems occurred at the 1996 Olympics?

The Games were marred by violence on July 27, 1996, when a pipe bomb was detonated at Centennial Olympic Park (which had been built to serve as a public focal point for the festivities), killing two and injuring 111.

Who designed the 1996 Olympics?

For 17 days in 1996, Atlanta was the center of the world. In 1990, the International Olympic Committee chose Atlanta for the site of the centennial Olympics over five other cities. The games were the brainchild of Atlanta attorney Billy Payne. He and Mayor Andrew Young were the prime architects of the winning bid.

Who was number 106 in the 1996 Olympics?

Michael Johnson (sprinter)

Personal information
Weight	175 lb (79 kg)
Sport
Sport	Track and field
Event(s)	Sprints

Who performed at the 1996 Olympics?

1 of 1 • R&B vocal group, Boyz II Men, performing the national anthem at the 1996 Olympics closing ceremony, Atlanta, Georgia, August 4, 1996.

How did the 1996 Olympics impact Georgia?

Atlanta also reported a USD 5 billion economic impact as a result of hosting the Games, while the city also saw more than US$1.8bn worth of hotels, office premises, residential buildings and entertainment venues constructed in the 10 years after it hosted the Games.