The 2009 season of the 3. divisjon, the fourth highest association football league for men in Norway.

Between 22 and 26 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

Oslo 1
  1. Lommedalen – lost playoff
  2. Kjelsås 2
  3. KFUM 2
  4. Grüner
  5. Asker 2
  6. Bygdø Monolitten
  7. Sagene
  8. Oldenborg
  9. Vestli
  10. Jutul
  11. Rommen
  12. Kurer – relegated
Oslo 2
  1. Frigg – won playoff
  2. Hasle-Løren
  3. Grorud
  4. Bærum 2
  5. Røa
  6. Bøler
  7. Årvoll
  8. Øvrevoll Hosle
  9. Ullern 2 – relegated
  10. Frognerparken
  11. Vollen – relegated
  12. Holmen – relegated
Oslo 3
  1. Oslo City – won playoff
  2. Nesodden
  3. Nordstrand
  4. Kolbotn
  5. Follo 2
  6. Langhus
  7. Holmlia
  8. Skeid 2
  9. Korsvoll 2 – relegated
  10. Oppsal
  11. Grei – relegated
  12. Lille Tøyen – relegated
Akershus
  1. Høland – lost playoff
  2. Lørenskog 2
  3. Hauerseter
  4. Skedsmo
  5. Fjellhamar
  6. Sørumsand
  7. Strømmen 2
  8. Funnefoss/Vormsund
  9. Gjerdrum
  10. Ull/Kisa 2 – relegated
  11. Eidsvold – relegated
  12. Aurskog/Finstadbru – relegated
  13. Skjetten 2 – relegated
  14. Fet – relegated
Indre Østland 1
  1. Brumunddal – won playoff
  2. Gjøvik FF
  3. Ham-Kam 2
  4. Follebu
  5. Nordre Land
  6. Ringsaker
  7. Moelven
  8. Redalen
  9. Søndre Land
  10. Vind
  11. Fart – relegated
  12. Lom – relegated
Indre Østland 2
  1. Flisa – lost playoff
  2. Sander
  3. Ottestad
  4. Kongsvinger 2
  5. Raufoss 2
  6. Elverum
  7. Løten
  8. Kolbu/KK
  9. Eidskog
  10. Hadeland – relegated
  11. Toten – relegated
  12. Trysil – relegated
Buskerud
  1. Birkebeineren – lost playoff
  2. Jevnaker
  3. Mjøndalen 2
  4. Kongsberg
  5. Vestfossen
  6. Åssiden
  7. Modum
  8. Konnerud
  9. Svelvik
  10. Solberg – relegated
  11. Hokksund – relegated
  12. Åmot – relegated
Østfold
  1. Kvik/Halden – lost playoff
  2. Østsiden
  3. Sprint-Jeløy
  4. Sarpsborg 2
  5. Mysen
  6. Moss 2
  7. Rakkestad
  8. Selbak
  9. Askim
  10. Drøbak/Frogn 2 – relegated
  11. Trøgstad/Båstad
  12. Ås – relegated
  13. Rygge – relegated
  14. Lisleby – relegated
Vestfold
  1. Ørn-Horten – won playoff
  2. Sandefjord 2
  3. FK Tønsberg 2
  4. Eik-Tønsberg
  5. Husøy & Foynland
  6. Tønsberg FK
  7. Flint
  8. Runar
  9. Larvik Turn
  10. Falk
  11. Sandar
  • Svarstad – pulled team
Telemark
  1. Odd 2 – won playoff
  2. Skarphedin
  3. Notodden 2
  4. Urædd
  5. Tollnes
  6. Skotfoss
  7. Herkules
  8. Pors Grenland 2
  9. Kjapp
  10. Ulefoss
  11. Stathelle og Omegn
  12. Brevik
  13. Sannidal
  14. Klyve – relegated
Agder
  1. Jerv – lost playoff
  2. Lyngdal
  3. Søgne
  4. Trauma
  5. Grane
  6. Gimletroll
  7. Våg
  8. Giv Akt
  9. Donn
  10. Birkenes
  11. Farsund
  12. Vigør – relegated
  13. Tveit – relegated
  14. Mandalskameratene 2 – relegated
Rogaland 1
  1. Vidar – won playoff
  2. Staal Jørpeland
  3. Egersund
  4. Vardeneset
  5. Havørn
  6. Bryne 2
  7. Stavanger 2
  8. Brodd
  9. Sandnes Ulf 2
  10. Sandved
  11. Randaberg 2
  12. Buøy
  13. Hundvåg – relegated
  14. Austrått – relegated
Rogaland 2
  1. Viking 2 – lost playoff
  2. Haugesund 2
  3. Hinna
  4. Klepp
  5. Skjold
  6. Vaulen
  7. Vedavåg Karmøy
  8. Nord
  9. Ålgård 2
  10. Frøyland
  11. Hana
  12. Åkra
  13. Avaldsnes
  14. Djerv 1919 – relegated
Hordaland 1
  1. Austevoll – lost playoff
  2. Brann 2
  3. Vadmyra
  4. Arna-Bjørnar
  5. Askøy
  6. Baune
  7. Vestsiden-Askøy
  8. Smørås
  9. Hald
  10. Bergen Nord
  11. Follese – relegated
  12. Sandviken – relegated
Hordaland 2
  1. Os – won playoff
  2. Tertnes
  3. Lyngbø
  4. Løv-Ham 2
  5. Voss
  6. Norheimsund
  7. Bjarg
  8. Nordhordland
  9. Odda
  10. Hovding
  11. Djerv – relegated
  12. Trio – relegated
Sogn og Fjordane
  1. Førde – won playoff
  2. Tornado Måløy
  3. Årdal
  4. Sogndal 2
  5. Stryn
  6. Høyang
  7. Eid
  8. Jølster
  9. Fjøra
  10. Florø
  11. Vik
  12. Kaupanger – relegated
Sunnmøre
  1. Aalesund 2 – won playoff
  2. Herd
  3. Spjelkavik
  4. Rollon
  5. Hødd 2
  6. Valder
  7. Volda
  8. Brattvåg
  9. Norborg
  10. Godøy
  11. Hareid
  12. Langevåg – relegated
Nordmøre og Romsdal
  1. Kristiansund 2
  2. Træff – lost playoff
  3. Sunndal
  4. Elnesvågen/Omegn
  5. Dahle
  6. Rival
  7. Surnadal
  8. Åndalsnes
  9. Eidsvåg
  10. Averøykameratene
  11. Vestnes Varfjell – relegated
  12. Måndalen – relegated
Trøndelag 1
  1. Kolstad – won playoff
  2. KIL/Hemne
  3. Strindheim 2
  4. Stjørdals-Blink
  5. Rosenborg 3
  6. NTNUI
  7. Buvik
  8. Tangmoen
  9. Tynset
  10. Orkla
  11. Melhus – relegated
  12. Nidelv – relegated
Trøndelag 2
  1. Charlottenlund – lost playoff
  2. Verdal
  3. Tiller
  4. Namsos
  5. Kattem
  6. Malvik
  7. Steinkjer 2
  8. Vuku
  9. Byåsen 2
  10. Neset
  11. Heimdal
  12. Ranheim 2 – relegated
Nordland
  1. Stålkameratene – lost playoff
  2. Innstranden
  3. Steigen
  4. Mosjøen
  5. Brønnøysund
  6. Meløy
  7. Herøy/Dønna
  8. Sandnessjøen
  9. Tverlandet
  10. Fauske/Sprint
  11. Saltdalkameratene – relegated
Hålogaland
  1. Harstad – won playoff
  2. Mjølner
  3. Sortland
  4. Landsås
  5. Lofoten
  6. Skånland
  7. Hardhaus
  8. Grovfjord
  9. Medkila
  10. Leknes
  11. Melbo
Troms
  1. Senja – won playoff
  2. Skarp
  3. Fløya
  4. Bardufoss og Omegn
  5. Skjervøy
  6. Finnsnes
  7. Ishavsbyen
  8. Tromsdalen 2
  9. Lyngen/Karnes
  10. Salangen
  11. Tromsø 3
  12. Nordreisa – relegated
Finnmark
  1. Kirkenes – lost playoff
  2. Hammerfest
  3. Sørøy/Glimt
  4. Bjørnevatn
  5. Porsanger
  6. Kautokeino
  7. Tverrelvdalen
  8. Norild
  9. Alta 2
  10. Bossekop 2 – relegated
  11. Nordkinn

Playoffs

References

  • Johansen, Tore; Svendsby, Egil (eds.). Sportsboken 2009 (in Norwegian). Oslo: Schibsted. pp. 213–215. ISBN 978-82-516-2705-4.
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