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Northern League Division One

Champions: Redcar Athletic · Promoted: Redcar Athletic, Blyth Town (play-offs)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Newcastle Blue StarScotswood Groundopened 1990Newcastle10,200
Kendal TownPye Motors StadiumKendal29,594 people2,400
Capacity not recorded yet
Birtley TownBirtley Sports ComplexBirtley8,367 people–
Blyth Town–
Boro Rangers–
Carlisle CityGillford ParkCarlisle75,399 people–
Crook TownThe Sir Tom Cowie Millfield GroundCrook12,333 people–
Easington CollieryEasington Colliery4,646 people–
Guisborough TownKing George V StadiumGuisborough18,874 people–
Marske UnitedMount PleasantMarske-by-the-Sea–
Newcastle BenfieldSam Smith's ParkWalkergate–
North ShieldsDaren Persson Stadium @ Ralph Gardner ParkNorth Shields6,137 people–
Northallerton TownCalvert StadiumNorthallerton10,978 people–
PenrithFrenchfield Park StadiumPenrith16,987 people–
Redcar AthleticGreen LaneRedcar37,073 people–
Seaham Red Star–
ShildonShildon10,049 people–
Tow Law Town–
West Allotment CelticDruid ParkNewcastle upon Tyne300,196 people–
West Auckland TownThe Northern Metal Recycling stadiumWest Auckland2,500 people–
WhickhamThe Glebe Sports GroundWhickham16,652 people–
Whitley BayHillheads ParkWhitley Bay38,323 people–

Data coverage for Northern League Division One →

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