1999 3. Divisjon

The 1999 season of the 3. Divisjon, the fourth highest association football league for men in Norway.

Between 20 and 24 games (depending on group size) were played in 19 groups, with 3 points given for wins and 1 for draws. All group winners were promoted to the 2. Divisjon, as well as some of the best runners-up.

Tables

Group 1 Strømmen – promoted Spydeberg Fjellhamar Skeid 2 Lisleby Grorud Frigg Korsvoll Skjetten 2 Røa – relegated Rælingen – relegated Askim – relegated

Group 2 Fossum – promoted Rygge Moss 2 Kjelsås 2 Bjerke Høland Greåker Torp Sørumsand Kolbotn – relegated Eidsvold – relegated Holter – relegated

Group 3 Kongsvinger 2 – promoted Rakkestad – promoted Sparta Trysil Fagerborg Selbak Navestad Grue Galterud Oppegård – relegated Bøler – relegated Brandval – relegated

Group 4 Vardal – promoted Lom Lillehammer FK (-> FF Lillehammer 2) Vang Sør-Aurdal Kvam Ham-Kam 2 Toten Raufoss 2 Fart Nordre Land – relegated Vinstra – relegated

Group 5 Mercantile – promoted Birkebeineren Vestfossen Mjøndalen Teie Holmen Borre Grindvoll Falk Fram – relegated Svelvik – relegated Strømsgodset 2 – relegated

Group 6 Odd Grenland 2 – promoted Eik-Tønsberg 2 – promoted Larvik Turn Rjukan Åmot Snøgg (-> Notodden FK) Åssiden Flint Langangen Halsen – relegated Stag – relegated Tjølling – relegated

Group 7 Vigør – promoted Vindbjart Jerv Våg Kvinesdal Øyestad Lyngdal Seljord Langesund (-> Langesund/Stathelle) Søgne – relegated Sørfjell – relegated Stathelle – relegated (-> Langesund/Stathelle)

Group 8 Hundvåg – promoted Klepp Bryne 2 Eiger Figgjo Staal Rosseland Hana Ganddal Kåsen – relegated Havørn – relegated Lura – relegated

Group 9 Nord – promoted Trott Vedavåg Hovding Lyngbø Bremnes Skjold Trio Kopervik – relegated Åkra – relegated Bjørnar – relegated Odda – relegated

Group 10 Løv-Ham – promoted Nest-Sotra Kleppestø (-> Askøy FK) Vadmyra Hald Nordhordland Florvåg (-> Askøy FK) Follese Bjarg Loddefjord – relegated Kjøkkelvik – relegated Norheimsund – relegated

Group 11 Fjøra – promoted Jotun – promoted Stryn Sandane Dale Svelgen Årdalstangen/Lærdal Jølster Høyang Eikefjord Eid Måløy – relegated

Group 12 Spjelkavik – promoted Stranda – promoted Velledalen og Ringen Langevåg Hødd 2 Bergsøy Aalesund 2 Brattvåg Ellingsøy Åram/Vankam Ha/No Hasundgot – relegated Skodje – relegated

Group 13 Dahle – promoted Surnadal Åndalsnes Vestnes Varfjell Kristiansund Bøfjord Ekko/Aureosen Gossen Rival Grykameratene Søya – relegated Bud – relegated

Group 14 Tiller – promoted Melhus Nidelv NTNUI Løkken Rissa KIL/Hemne Freidig Frøya Singsås – relegated Orkla 2 – relegated Glimt – relegated

Group 15 Levanger – promoted Stjørdals-Blink Bangsund Varden Kvik Malvik Fram Selbu Bogen Vinne – relegated Sandvollan – relegated Heimdal – relegated

Group 16 Steigen – promoted Fauske/Sprint – promoted Tverlandet Sandnessjøen Sørfold Saltdalkameratene Bossmo & Ytteren – relegated Korgen Nesna Mosjøen 2 Mo 2 – relegated

Group 17 Harstad 2 Grovfjord – promoted Skånland Morild Vågakameratene Flakstad Leknes Kvæfjord Landsås Medkila Ajaks – relegated Narvik 2 – relegated

Group 18 Salangen – promoted Ramfjord Fløya Tromsø 2 Tromsdalen 2 Ulfstind Bardu Pioner Mellembygd/Målselv Søndre Torsken – relegated Lyngstuva Storsteinnes – relegated

Group 19

1. Bossekop – promoted
2. Kautokeino
3. Nordlys
4. Norild
5. Sørøy Glimt
6. Polarstjernen
7. Lakselv/Porsanger (-> Porsanger)
8. Tverrelvdalen
9. Honningsvåg
10. Nordkinn – relegated
11. Hammerfest 2 – relegated

References

• Johansen, Tore (ed.). Sportsboken 1999 (in Norwegian). Oslo: Schibsted. p. 251. ISBN 82-516-1756-1.