Standard Ice Hockey Rink Layout - Dimensions and Zone Markings #13720 (License: Personal Use)

This diagram illustrates a standard National Hockey League (NHL) rink, featuring two blue lines dividing the ice into defensive, neutral, and offensive zones, a red center line, and five face-off circles-including the center circle and four zone circles. The red goal lines mark the boundaries for scoring, with trapezoidal goalie creases behind each net. Dots indicate face-off spots, and the shaded areas near the goals represent the goaltender’s restricted trapezoid zone introduced in 2005.

Used in sports education, coaching guides, rule explanations, or fan-facing content to clarify rink structure and gameplay zones; matches user intent to understand hockey field dimensions, officiating rules, or arena design.