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2005 Norwegian Third Division

The 2005 season of the 3. divisjon, the fourth highest association football league for men in Norway.

Between 20 and 22 games (depending on group size) 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. Fredrikstad 2 – lost playoff
  2. Sparta Sarpsborg 2
  3. Østsiden
  4. Fagerborg
  5. Lisleby
  6. Skeid 2
  7. Kolbotn
  8. Årvoll
  9. Greåker
  10. Grorud
  11. Rakkestad – relegated
  12. Borgar – relegated

;Group 2

  1. Korsvoll – won playoff
  2. Moss 2
  3. Trøgstad/Båstad
  4. Råde
  5. Grei
  6. Sprint-Jeløy 2
  7. Gresvik
  8. St. Hanshaugen
  9. Selbak
  10. Rygge
  11. Kvik Halden 2 – relegated
  12. Grüner – relegated

;Group 3

  1. Vålerenga 2 – won playoff
  2. Follo 2
  3. KFUM
  4. Ullern
  5. Skjetten
  6. Blaker
  7. Klemetsrud
  8. Bærum 2
  9. Øvrevoll/Hosle
  10. Fet
  11. Frogner – relegated
  12. Sørumsand – relegated ;Group 4
  13. Asker – lost playoff
  14. Strømmen
  15. Lyn 2
  16. Bjørkelangen
  17. Fjellhamar
  18. Fossum
  19. Røa
  20. Kjelsås 2
  21. Høland
  22. Hauger
  23. Rælingen – relegated
  • Mercantile 2 – pulled team

;Group 5

  1. Elverum – lost playoff
  2. Kongsvinger 2
  3. Sander
  4. Bjerke
  5. Trysil
  6. Eidsvold
  7. Stange
  8. Galterud
  9. Ottestad
  10. Funnefoss/Vormsund
  11. Flisa
  12. Grue – relegated

;Group 6

  1. Ham-Kam 2 – won playoff
  2. Ringsaker
  3. Hamar
  4. Ringebu/Fåvang
  5. Lom
  6. Fart
  7. Vardal
  8. Vang – relegated
  9. SAFK Fagernes
  10. Redalen
  11. Fron – relegated
  12. Vind – relegated ;Group 7
  13. Åmot – won playoff
  14. Kolbu/KK
  15. Vestli
  16. Raufoss 2
  17. Jevnaker
  18. Andes
  19. Toten
  20. Hønefoss BK 2
  21. Hadeland
  22. Hønefoss SK – relegated
  23. Ihle
  24. Nittedal – relegated

;Group 8

  1. Stabæk 2 – won playoff
  2. Mjøndalen
  3. Birkebeineren
  4. Åskollen
  5. Konnerud
  6. Kongsberg
  7. Bygdø Monolitten
  8. Solberg
  9. Åssiden
  10. Strømsgodset 2
  11. ROS – relegated
  12. Drafn – relegated

;Group 9

  1. Eik-Tønsberg – lost playoff
  2. Flint
  3. Runar
  4. Borre
  5. Larvik Turn
  6. Sandar
  7. Holmestrand
  8. Ivrig
  9. Tjølling
  10. Sem
  11. Stokke – relegated
  • Larvik Fotball 2 – pulled team ;Group 10
  1. Pors Grenland 2
  2. Skarphedin – lost playoff
  3. Langesund/Stathelle
  4. Herkules
  5. FK Arendal
  6. Skotfoss
  7. Urædd
  8. Odd Grenland 3
  9. Tollnes 2 – relegated
  10. Brevik
  11. Kjapp – relegated
  • Fyresdal – pulled team

;Group 11

  1. Start 2 – won playoff
  2. Jerv
  3. Lyngdal
  4. Vindbjart
  5. Vigør
  6. Søgne
  7. Mandalskameratene 2
  8. Tveit
  9. Donn
  10. Grane
  11. Våg
  12. Sørfjell – relegated

;Group 12

  1. Randaberg – lost playoff
  2. Stavanger
  3. Sandnes Ulf 2
  4. Staal Jørpeland
  5. Vidar
  6. Buøy
  7. Vaulen
  8. Havørn
  9. Bjerkreim
  10. Varhaug
  11. Hundvåg – relegated
  12. Eiger – relegated ;Group 13
  13. Bryne 2
  14. Kopervik – won playoff
  15. Haugesund 2
  16. Vardeneset
  17. Åkra
  18. Skjold
  19. Nord
  20. Frøyland
  21. Avaldsnes
  22. Vedavåg Karmøy
  23. Sola – relegated
  24. Figgjo – relegated

;Group 14

  1. Askøy – won playoff
  2. Nest-Sotra
  3. Follese
  4. Os
  5. Vadmyra
  6. Trio
  7. Stord/Moster 2
  8. Solid
  9. Øygard
  10. Trott – relegated
  11. Bremnes – relegated
  12. Halsnøy – relegated

;Group 15

  1. Voss – lost playoff
  2. Radøy/Manger
  3. Arna-Bjørnar
  4. Norheimsund
  5. Hald
  6. Frøya
  7. Gneist
  8. Austevoll
  9. Lyngbø
  10. Sandviken
  11. Varegg – relegated
  12. Nymark – relegated ;Group 16
  13. Stryn – lost playoff
  14. Sogndal 2
  15. Førde
  16. Fjøra
  17. Tornado Måløy
  18. Høyang
  19. Skavøypoll
  20. Kaupanger
  21. Sandane
  22. Dale
  23. Jotun 2 – relegated
  24. Florø – relegated

;Group 17

  1. Aalesund 2
  2. Volda – lost playoff
  3. Spjelkavik
  4. Hareid
  5. Skarbøvik
  6. Sykkylven
  7. Langevåg
  8. Valder
  9. Ørsta
  10. Bergsøy
  11. Blindheim/Emblem – relegated
  12. Stranda – relegated

;Group 18

  1. Kristiansund – won playoff
  2. Averøykameratene
  3. Sunndal
  4. Surnadal
  5. Gossen
  6. Dahle
  7. Elnesvågen/Omegn
  8. Midsund
  9. Eide og Omegn
  10. Bryn
  11. Bud – relegated
  12. Åndalsnes – relegated ;Group 19
  13. KIL/Hemne – won playoff
  14. Tynset
  15. Orkla
  16. Rosenborg 3
  17. Flå
  18. NTNUI
  19. Strindheim 2
  20. Stjørdals-Blink
  21. Fram
  22. Buvik
  23. Melhus – relegated
  24. Sverresborg – relegated

;Group 20

  1. Nardo – lost playoff
  2. Rørvik
  3. Nidelv
  4. Namsos
  5. Levanger 2
  6. Rissa
  7. Verdal
  8. Bjørgan
  9. Selbu
  10. Kvik
  11. Malvik
  12. Kolstad 2 – relegated

;Group 21

  1. Steigen – won playoff
  2. Bodø/Glimt 2
  3. Mosjøen
  4. Stålkameratene
  5. Fauske/Sprint
  6. Junkeren
  7. Brønnøysund
  8. Meløy
  9. Mo 2
  10. Herøy/Dønna
  11. Saltdalkameratene – relegated ;Group 22
  12. Mjølner – lost playoff
  13. Vesterålen (-Sortland)
  14. Grovfjord
  15. Skånland
  16. Medkila
  17. Morild
  18. Andenes
  19. Ballangen
  20. Leknes
  21. Hadsel – relegated
  22. Ballstad – relegated
  23. Beisfjord – relegated

;Group 23

  1. Tromsø 2 – lost playoff
  2. Salangen
  3. Senja
  4. Ishavsbyen
  5. Skjervøy
  6. Tromsdalen 2
  7. Fløya
  8. Bardu
  9. Nordreisa
  10. Ramfjord – relegated
  11. Kvaløysletta – relegated
  12. Storsteinnes – relegated

;Group 24

  1. Hammerfest – won playoff
  2. Bossekop
  3. Kirkenes
  4. Alta 2
  5. Kautokeino
  6. Båtsfjord
  7. Porsanger
  8. Norild
  9. Sørøy/Glimt
  10. Tverrelvdalen
  11. Nordlys
  12. Honningsvåg – relegated

Playoffs

References

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