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Club from Arendal in southern Norway founded in 2010, playing at the Norac stadium.

Large city sports club from the Fana district of Bergen, with over 2,000 members.

Club from the shipbuilding village of Brattvåg on the west coast near Ålesund.

Club from the Eik district of Tønsberg — the number 871 recalls the founding year of Norway's oldest town.

Club from Grimstad nicknamed after the wolverine, which played in the top division in 2022.

Club from the border town of Halden near the Swedish border, founded in 1906.

Multi-sport club from Lysefjorden south of Bergen, named after a medieval monastery.

The brown-and-white "MIF" from Mjøndalen, whose motto is "team spirit, effort and friendship above all".

Club from the industrial town of Notodden in Telemark, a UNESCO World Heritage town.

Workers' club from Porsgrunn in the Grenland region, a long-time lower-division side.

Club from the Sandviken district of Bergen, whose men's team fought its way into the third division.

Club from the island of Sotra near Bergen, based in Straume.

The city of Molde's second club, founded in 1924, whose graduates include national team player Birger Meling.

Club from Stavanger playing at the Lassa stadium, founded in 1919.