2007 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships
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Championship

Final standings
  1. relegated to Division I for 2008
  2. relegated to Division I for 2008

Group A

Final standings
  1. promoted to Championship for 2008
  2. relegated to Division II for 2008

Group B

Final standings
  1. promoted to Championship for 2008
  2. relegated to Division II for 2008

Group A

Final standings
  1. promoted to Division I for 2008
  2. relegated to Division III for 2008

Group B

Final standings
  1. promoted to Division I for 2008
  2. withdrew from tournament, relegated to Division III for 2008

Division III

Final standings
  1. promoted to Division II for 2008
  2. promoted to Division II for 2008
  3. made first appearance
  4. withdrew from tournament

See also

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