2012 3. divisjon

The 2012 season of the 3. divisjon, the fourth highest association football league for men in Norway.

3. divisjon
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Between 22 and 26 games (depending on group size) are played in 12 groups, with 3 points given for wins and 1 for draws. Twelve group winners are promoted to the 2. divisjon.

The 3. divisjon was streamlined to only 12 groups, compared to 24 groups in 2010.

Tables
Group 1
  1. Drøbak/Frogn – promoted
  2. Sprint-Jeløy
  3. Sarpsborg 08 2
  4. Korsvoll
  5. Hasle-Løren
  6. Fredrikstad 2
  7. Askim
  8. Oslo City
  9. Skeid 2 – relegated
  10. Follo 2
  11. Nesodden 2
  12. Nordstrand – relegated
  13. Holmlia
  14. Trosvik – relegated
Group 2
  1. Skedsmo – promoted
  2. Lillestrøm 2
  3. Ull/Kisa IL 2
  4. Frognerparken – pulled team post-season
  5. Jevnaker
  6. Hønefoss 2
  7. Strømmen 2
  8. Lørenskog 2
  9. Bøler
  10. Eidskog – pulled team post-season
  11. Fjellhamar
  12. Sparta/Bragerøen – gave way for Stoppen
  13. Vestfossen – relegated
  14. Grüner – relegated
Group 3
  1. Lyn – promoted
  2. Modum
  3. Ullern
  4. Mjøndalen 2
  5. Drammen
  6. Nordre Land
  7. Raufoss 2
  8. Asker 2
  9. Lommedalen
  10. Bærum 2
  11. Romsås
  12. Røa – relegated
  13. Vestli – relegated:
    Frigg 2 – pulled team
Group 4
  1. Eidsvold Turn – promoted
  2. Stjørdals-Blink
  3. Ottestad
  4. Tiller
  5. Flisa
  6. Sander
  7. Hauerseter
  8. Ham-Kam 2
  9. Alvdal
  10. Kongsvinger 2
  11. Funnefoss/Vormsund
  12. Brumunddal 2 – relegated
  13. Moelven – relegated:
    Nybergsund 2 – pulled team
Group 5
  1. Arendal – promoted
  2. Skarphedin
  3. Herkules
  4. Notodden 2
  5. Sandefjord 2
  6. Pors 2
  7. Runar
  8. Larvik Turn
  9. Tollnes
  10. Flint
  11. Odd 3
  12. Eik-Tønsberg – relegated
  13. Kongsberg – relegated
  14. Skotfoss – relegated
Group 6
  1. Viking 2 – promoted
  2. Staal
  3. Start 2
  4. Vigør
  5. Bryne 2
  6. Brodd
  7. Frøyland
  8. Donn
  9. Vardeneset
  10. Klepp
  11. Flekkefjord
  12. Madla – relegated
  13. Sola – relegated
  14. Hinna – relegated
Group 7
  1. Arna-Bjørnar – promoted
  2. Haugesund 2
  3. Stord
  4. Os
  5. Åkra
  6. Varegg
  7. Sandnes Ulf 2
  8. Bjarg
  9. Austevoll
  10. Tertnes
  11. Kopervik
  12. Stavanger – relegated
  13. Avaldsnes – relegated
  14. Skjold – relegated
Group 8
  1. Førde – promoted
  2. Florø
  3. Fyllingsdalen 2
  4. Voss
  5. Øystese
  6. Årdal
  7. Sotra
  8. Stryn
  9. Vik
  10. Tornado Måløy
  11. Radøy/Manger
  12. Saga – relegated
  13. Eid – relegated
  14. Bergen Nord – relegated
Group 9
  1. Skarbøvik – promoted
  2. Sunndal
  3. Brattvåg
  4. Herd
  5. Bergsøy
  6. Hødd 2
  7. Averøykameratene
  8. Elnesvågen/Omegn
  9. Stranda
  10. Larsnes/Gursken
  11. Volda
  12. Surnadal
  13. Dahle – relegated
  14. Hareid – relegated
Group 10
  1. Strindheim – promoted
  2. Tynset
  3. Verdal
  4. KIL/Hemne
  5. Steinkjer
  6. NTNUI
  7. Rosenborg 3
  8. Kolstad
  9. Kvik – pulled team post-season
  10. Charlottenlund
  11. Ranheim 2
  12. Tangmoen
  13. Frøya – relegated
  14. Åfjord – relegated
Group 11
  1. Bodø/Glimt 2
  2. Harstad – promoted
  3. Sortland
  4. Sandnessjøen
  5. Mjølner 2 – relegated
  6. Stålkameratene
  7. Lofoten
  8. Mosjøen
  9. Tverlandet
  10. Innstranden
  11. Junkeren
  12. Fauske/Sprint – relegated
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