Mistrzostwa panamerykańskie w judo
Mistrzostwa panamerykańskie w judo – mistrzostwa rozegrane po raz pierwszy w Hawanie w 1952 roku. Od 1996 roku odbywają się corocznie.
Edycje zawodów
| Rok | Miejsce | Państwo | Data |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1952 | Hawana |  Kuba | 8 października |
| 1956 | Hawana | Kuba | 15–21 kwietnia |
| 1958 | Rio de Janeiro |  Brazylia | |
| 1960 | Meksyk |  Meksyk | 11 października |
| 1965 | Gwatemala |  Gwatemala | |
| 1968 | San Juan |  Portoryko | 5–7 lipca |
| 1970 | Londrina |  Brazylia | 18–23 października |
| 1972 | Buenos Aires |  Argentyna | 12–14 maja |
| 1974 | Panama |  Panama | 26–28 listopada |
| 1976 | Maracaibo |  Wenezuela | 23–25 kwietnia |
| 1978 | Buenos Aires | Argentyna | |
| 1980 | Margarita | Wenezuela | 1–2 marca |
| 1982 | Santiago |  Chile | 29–31 października |
| 1984 | Meksyk |  Meksyk | 26 kwietnia |
| 1985 | Hawana | Kuba | 14–17 lutego |
| 1986 | Salinas | Portoryko | 31 lipca–2 sierpnia |
| 1988 | Buenos Aires | Argentyna | |
| 1990 | Caracas | Wenezuela | 15–20 października |
| 1992 | Hamilton |  Kanada | |
| 1994 | Santiago | Chile | 8–9 października |
| 1996 | San Juan |  Portoryko | 16–21 października |
| 1997 | Guadalajara | Meksyk | 29–31 sierpnia |
| 1998 | Santo Domingo |  Dominikana | 29–30 listopada |
| 1999 | Montevideo |  Urugwaj | 12–14 listopada |
| 2000 | Orlando |  Stany Zjednoczone | 10–12 listopada |
| 2001 | Córdoba | Argentyna | 16–22 listopada |
| 2002 | Santo Domingo | Dominikana | 8–10 listopada |
| 2003 | Salvador |  Brazylia | 5–6 czerwca |
| 2004 | Margarita | Wenezuela | 19–24 kwietnia |
| 2005 | Caguas | Portoryko | 19–21 maja |
| 2006 | Buenos Aires | Argentyna | 25–26 maja |
| 2007 | Montreal | Kanada | 24–27 maja |
| 2008 | Miami | Stany Zjednoczone | 8–9 maja |
| 2009 | Buenos Aires | Argentyna | 25–30 marca |
| 2010 | San Salvador |  Salwador | 9–10 kwietnia |
| 2011 | Guadalajara | Meksyk | 1–2 kwietnia |
| 2012 | Montreal | Kanada | 27–29 kwietnia |
| 2013 | San José |  Kostaryka | 19–20 kwietnia |
| 2014 | Guayaquil |  Ekwador | 24–26 kwietnia |
| 2015 | Edmonton | Kanada | 24–25 kwietnia |
| 2016 | Hawana | Kuba | 28–30 kwietnia |
| 2017 | Panama | Panama | 28–30 kwietnia |
| 2018 | San José | Kostaryka | 20–21 kwietnia |
| 2019 | Lima |  Peru | 27–28 kwietnia |
| 2020 | Guadalajara | Meksyk | 20–22 listopada |
| 2021 | Guadalajara | Meksyk | 15–16 kwietnia |
| 2022 | Lima | Peru | 15–16 kwietnia |
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