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The Commonwealth Games are a multinational sporting competition involving athletes from the Commonwealth of Nations. The first Commonwealth Games were held in 1930.
Commonwealth Games' Locations[]
These are all the locations if the current Commonwealth Games. Locations in bold indicate that the competiton was cancelled.
- 1930: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
- 1934: London, United Kingdom
- 1938: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
- 1942: Montréal, Québec, Canada
- 1946: Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom
- 1950: Auckland, New Zealand
- 1954: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- 1958: Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom
- 1962: Perth, Western Australia, Australia
- 1966: Kingston, Jamaica
- 1970: Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
- 1974: Christchurch, New Zealand
- 1978: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
- 1982: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- 1986: Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
- 1990: Auckland, New Zealand
- 1994: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
- 1998: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- 2002: Manchester, United Kingdom
- 2006: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- 2010: New Delhi, India
- 2014: Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
- 2018: Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
- 2022: Birmingham, United Kingdom
Trivia[]
- The Commonwealth Games have always been held in the Commonwealth of Nations.
- There has always been a Queen's baton runner at the end of each Commonwealth Game.