The 3. divisjon is the fourth highest association football league for men in Norway. In the 1992 season of the 3. divisjon, 22 games were played in 19 groups, with 3 points given for wins and 1 for draws. All group winners were promoted to the 2. divisjon.
Tables
- Group 1
- Selbak – promoted
- Østsiden
- Borgen
- Lisleby
- Skjetten
- Rælingen
- Kvik Halden
- Torp
- Gjelleråsen
- Abildsø – relegated
- Bøler – relegated
- Fet – relegated
- Group 2
- Galterud – promoted
- Høland
- Aurskog-Finstadbru
- Bjørkelangen
- Eidskog
- Askim
- Greåker
- Tune
- Rakkestad
- Gran
- Kongsvinger 2 – relegated
- Rapid – relegated
- Group 3
- Lyn 2 – promoted
- Raufoss
- Gjøvik-Lyn
- Lom
- Nordre Land
- Sel
- Nordstrand
- Bygdø
- Gjøvik Sport – relegated
- Skreia
- Hosle – relegated
- Vestli – relegated
- Group 4
- Eidsvold Turn – promoted
- Holter
- Ham-Kam 2
- Lillehammer FK
- Vang
- Brumunddal
- Stange
- Nes
- Moelven
- Trysil – relegated
- Vind – relegated
- Gjerdrum – relegated
- Group 5
- Runar – promoted
- Stovnerkameratene
- ROS
- Holmestrand
- Slemmestad
- KFUM Oslo
- Slagen
- Steinberg
- Strømsgodset 2 – relegated
- Borre – relegated
- Vollen – relegated
- Stokke – relegated
- Group 6
- Jevnaker – promoted
- Liv/Fossekallen
- Larvik Turn
- Tønsberg FK
- Mjøndalen 2
- Teie
- Drafn
- Snøgg
- Skotfoss
- Birkebeineren – relegated
- Flint – relegated
- Rjukan – relegated
- Group 7
- Group 8
- Group 9
- Group 10
- Group 11
- Group 12
- Group 13
- Sunndal – promoted
- Molde 2
- Clausenengen
- Isfjorden
- Rival
- Træff
- Kvass
- Tomrefjord
- Bryn
- Bud – relegated
- Goma – relegated
- Fræna/Elnesvågen – relegated
- Group 14
- Group 15
- Group 16
- Fauske/Sprint – promoted
- Mo/Bossmo
- Mosjøen
- Saltdalkameratene
- Olderskog
- Sørfold
- Grand Bodø
- Korgen
- Halsakameratene
- Brønnøysund
- Innstranden – relegated
- Ørnes – relegated
- Group 17
- Group 18
- Group 19
- Polarstjernen – promoted
- Vardø
- Kautokeino
- Norild
- Lakselv
- Nordkyn (-> FK Nordkinn)
- Bjørnevatn
- HIF/Stein
- Porsanger – relegated
- Bølgen
- Tverrelvdalen
- Rafsbotn – relegated
References
- Sportsboken 92–93 (in Norwegian). Oslo: Schibsted. p. 250.
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