United Counties Premier North
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Champions: Lincoln United · Promoted: Lincoln United, Bourne Town (play-offs)
Split from United Counties Premier Division (2004–2021)
| Club | Stadium | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lincoln United | Ashby Avenue | Lincoln97,541 people | 2,200 |
| Capacity not recorded yet | |||
| AFC Mansfield | Mansfield79,921 people | – | |
| Ashby Ivanhoe | NFU Sports Ground | Ashby-de-la-Zouch15,120 people | – |
| Belper United | – | ||
| Boston Town | Tattershall Road | Boston64,600 people | – |
| Bourne Town | Abbey Lawn | Bourne17,988 people | – |
| Deeping Rangers | The Haydon Whitham Stadium | Market Deeping6,008 people | – |
| Eastwood | Eastwood18,887 people | – | |
| Gresley Rovers | – | ||
| Harrowby United | Dickens Road | Grantham34,592 people | – |
| Heanor Town | Town Ground | Heanor17,251 people | – |
| Hucknall Town | Aerial Way | Hucknall35,849 people | – |
| Kimberley Miners Welfare | Kimberley6,033 people | – | |
| Melton Town | Melton Sports Village | Melton Mowbray27,737 people | – |
| Newark and Sherwood United | Balderton9,917 people | – | |
| Newark Town | – | ||
| Shirebrook Town | – | ||
| Skegness Town | Skegness21,127 people | – | |
| Sleaford Town | – | ||
| Wisbech Town | Fenland Stadium | Wisbech24,797 people | – |
Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), API-Football · Data sources