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National League North

Champions: Solihull Moors · Promoted: Solihull Moors, North Ferriby (play-offs)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Worcester CitySixways Stadiumopened 1975Worcester101,891 people12,024
Stockport CountyEdgeley Parkopened 1891Stockport294,773 people10,841
Boston UnitedYork Streetopened 1933Boston64,600 people6,643
Stalybridge CelticBower FoldStalybridge26,830 people6,500
AFC Telford UnitedNew Bucks Headopened 2003Telford142,723 people6,300
Hednesford TownKeys ParkHednesford18,702 people6,039
FC United of ManchesterBroadhurst Parkopened 2015Manchester547,627 people4,400
Gainsborough TrinityThe NortholmeGainsborough20,536 people4,304
ChorleyVictory Parkopened 1920Chorley38,420 people4,100
TamworthThe Lamb Groundopened 1934Tamworth73,924 people4,000
Harrogate TownWetherby Roadopened 1920Harrogate73,576 people3,800
Alfreton TownNorth Streetopened 1959Alfreton8,794 people3,600
Bradford Park AvenueHorsfall Stadiumopened 1931Bradford293,277 people3,500
Solihull MoorsDamson ParkSolihull206,674 people3,050
Capacity not recorded yet
AFC FyldeMill Farm Sports VillageWesham–
Brackley TownSt. James ParkBrackley16,188 people–
Corby TownSteel ParkCorby62,341 people–
Curzon AshtonTameside StadiumAshton-under-Lyne45,198 people–
Gloucester CityMeadow Park, Gloucesteropened 1986Gloucester145,563 people–
Lowestoft TownCrown MeadowLowestoft47,726 people–
North Ferriby United–
Nuneaton TownLiberty Way Sports GroundsNuneaton86,552 people–

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Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), API-Football · Data sources