In which city did Edwin Moses win his first Olympic gold medal?

Edwin Moses won his first Olympic gold medal at the 1976 Summer Olympics held in Montreal. He was a dominant figure in the 400-meter hurdles and his victory in Montreal marked the beginning of a remarkable Olympic career that would include another gold medal in 1984. His success in this event not only established him as a leading athlete of his time but also contributed significantly to the popularity and recognition of track and field events in the United States.

The significance of the Montreal Games in 1976 is also highlighted by the fact that they were well-regarded, albeit overshadowed by the political context of boycotts in subsequent games, such as those in Los Angeles and Seoul, where he also competed but did not win his first medal.