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Following the draft by numbers

Tim Wharnsby

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The 2009 NHL Entry Draft concluded this afternoon with a total of 210 players selected from 11 countries. Following is a breakdown of 2009 Entry Draft selections by birthplace:

Canada 102

United States 55

Sweden 24

Finland 10

Russia 7

Slovakia 5

Czech Republic 3

Belarus 1

Denmark 1

Germany 1

United Kingdom 1

Total 210

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