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Regionalliga Nord (2000)

Champions: Rot-Weiss Essen · Promoted: RW Essen, Carl Zeiss

Defunct · last season 2007-08 · renamed to Regionalliga Nord (2008) →

Formerly Regionalliga Nord (1994) (1994–2000) · Split from Regionalliga Nordost (1994) (1994–2000), Regionalliga West/Südwest (1994) (1994–2000)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Hertha BSC IIOlympiastadionopened 1936Berlin3,669,491 people74,475
Fortuna DüsseldorfMerkur Spiel-Arenaopened 2004Düsseldorf619,444 people54,600
Preußen MünsterPreußenstadionopened 1926Münster306,368 people45,000
FC St. PauliMillerntor-Stadionopened 1963Hamburg1,869,473 people29,546
Chemnitzer FCStadion an der Gellertstraßeopened 1934Chemnitz247,252 people25,000
Rot-Weiß OberhausenNiederrheinstadionOberhausen213,178 people21,318
Rot-Weiss EssenStadion an der Hafenstraßeopened 2012Essen573,618 people20,650
Rot-Weiß ErfurtSteigerwaldstadionopened 1931Erfurt217,159 people18,599
VfB LübeckStadion Lohmühleopened 1924Lübeck217,061 people17,849
SG Wattenscheid 09Lohrheidestadionopened 1954Bochum358,880 people16,233
VfL OsnabrückStadion an der Bremer Brückeopened 1931Osnabrück166,257 people16,130
Carl Zeiss JenaErnst-Abbe-Sportfeldopened 1924Jena109,353 people15,432
Holstein KielHolstein-Stadionopened 1911Kiel251,842 people15,034
Kickers EmdenOstfriesland-StadionEmden49,009 people7,200
1. FC Köln IIRheinEnergieSportparkCologne1,025,523 people5,457
Capacity not recorded yet
Bayer Leverkusen II–
Hamburger SV IIHamburg1,869,473 people–
Werder Bremen II–
Wuppertaler SV–

Data coverage for Regionalliga Nord (2000) →

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