2004 Norwegian Third Division

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The 2004 season of the 3. divisjon, the fourth highest association football league for men in Norway.

22 games were played in 24 groups, with 3 points given for wins and 1 for draws. Twelve teams were promoted to the 2. divisjon through playoff.

Tables[]

Group 1
  1. Sarpsborg – won playoff
  2. Fredrikstad 2
  3. Østsiden
  4. Sparta Sarpsborg 2
  5. Lisleby
  6. Moss 2
  7. Kvik Halden 2
  8. Greåker
  9. Kolbotn
  10. – relegated
  11. – relegated
Group 2
  1. KFUM – lost playoff
  2. Årvoll
  3. Sprint-Jeløy 2
  4. Follo 2
  5. Råde
  6. Trøgstad/Båstad
  7. Selbak
  8. Rakkestad
  9. Askim – relegated
  10. – relegated
Group 3
  1. Strømmen – lost playoff
  2. Grei
  3. Lyn 2
  4. Bygdø
  5. Kjelsås 2
  6. Grorud
  7. Fjellhamar
  8. – relegated
  9. Grüner
  10. – relegated
Group 4
  1. Jevnaker – lost playoff
  2. Korsvoll
  3. Åmot
  4. Konnerud
  5. Åskollen
  6. Mercantile 2
  7. Hønefoss BK 2
  8. Røa
  9. Nordstrand – relegated
Group 5
  1. Groruddalen – won playoff
  2. Kongsvinger 2
  3. Sander
  4. Skeid 2
  5. Høland
  6. Sørumsand
  7. Grue
  8. Rælingen
  9. Funnefoss/Vormsund
  10. – relegated
  11. – relegated
Group 6
  1. Brumunddal – won playoff
  2. Ham-Kam 2
  3. Hamar
  4. Bjerke
  5. Fart
  6. Skjetten 2 – relegated
  7. Ottestad
  8. Furnes – relegated
Group 7
  1. Raufoss 2
  2. FF Lillehammer – won playoff
  3. SAFK Fagernes
  4. Toten
  5. – relegated
  6. – relegated
Group 9
  1. Eik-Tønsberg – lost playoff
  2. Larvik Turn
  3. Runar
  4. Flint
  5. Borre
  6. Stokke
  7. Sandar
  8. Larvik Fotball 2
  9. Ørn-Horten 2 – relegated
  10. Falk – relegated
Group 10
  1. Notodden – won playoff
  2. Skarphedin
  3. Pors Grenland 2
  4. Herkules
  5. Odd Grenland 3
  6. Urædd
  7. Skotfoss
  8. Drangedal – relegated
  9. Seljord – relegated
Group 11
  1. Flekkerøy – won playoff
  2. Lyngdal
  3. Jerv
  4. Vindbjart
  5. Start 2
  6. Våg
  7. Mandalskameratene 2
  8. Vigør
  9. Randesund – relegated
  10. – relegated
Group 12
  1. Bryne 2
  2. Randaberg – lost playoff
  3. Vaulen
  4. Buøy
  5. Sola
  6. Vardeneset
  7. Varhaug
  8. Staal Jørpeland
  9. Figgjo
  10. – relegated
  11. Riska – relegated
Group 13
  1. Egersund – won playoff
  2. Haugesund 2
  3. Nord
  4. Eiger
  5. Hundvåg
  6. Hana – relegated
  7. Torvastad – relegated
Group 14
  1. Stord/Moster – won playoff
  2. Os
  3. Gneist
  4. Bremnes
  5. Solid
  6. Halsnøy
  7. Trott
  8. Fitjar – relegated
  9. Tertnes – relegated
Group 15
  1. Nest-Sotra – lost playoff
  2. Askøy
  3. Arna-Bjørnar
  4. Voss
  5. Bergen Nord – relegated
  6. Bergen Sparta – relegated
Group 16
  1. – lost playoff
  2. Stryn
  3. Tornado Måløy
  4. Sogndal 2
  5. – relegated (voluntarily)
  6. Høyang
  7. Florø
  8. – relegated
Group 17
  1. Skarbøvik – lost playoff
  2. Valder
  3. Langevåg
  4. Aalesund 2
  5. Spjelkavik
  6. Ørsta
  7. – relegated
  8. Brattvåg – relegated
  9. Hødd 2 – relegated
Group 19
  1. Ranheim – won playoff
  2. Nardo
  3. Tynset
  4. KIL/Hemne
  5. Flå
  6. Nidelv 2 – relegated
  7. Melhus
  8. Kvik
  9. Buvik
  10. – relegated
  11. – relegated
Group 20
  1. Stjørdals-Blink – lost playoff
  2. Verdal
  3. Namsos
  4. Strindheim 2
  5. Fram
  6. Malvik
  7. – relegated
  8. NTNUI
  9. Rissa
Group 22
  1. – lost playoff
  2. Morild
  3. Medkila
  4. – relegated
  5. – relegated
  6. Vesterålen 2 – relegated
  7. – relegated
Group 23
  1. Lyngen/Karnes – won playoff
  2. Tromsø 2
  3. Tromsdalen 2
  4. Ishavsbyen
  5. Fløya
  6. Senja
  7. Nordreisa
  8. Skjervøy
  9. Finnsnes – relegated
  10. – relegated
Group 24
  1. Bossekop – lost playoff
  2. Kirkenes
  3. Hammerfest
  4. Kautokeino
  5. Tverrelvdalen
  6. Sørøy/Glimt
  7. Porsanger
  8. Alta 2
  9. Norild
  10. Polarstjernen – relegated
  11. – relegated

Playoffs[]

References[]

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