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League Two

Champions: Chesterfield · Promoted: Chesterfield, Bury, Wycombe, Stevenage (play-offs)

Formerly Football League Third Division

2010-11 · 20 stadiums · 24 clubs

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  • 1ChesterfieldSMH Group Stadium · Chesterfield, Derbyshire86
  • 2BuryThe Raymond McEnhill Stadium · Salisbury, Wiltshire81
  • 3Wycombe WanderersAdams Park · High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire80
  • 4Shrewsbury TownThe Croud Meadow · Shrewsbury, Shropshire79
  • 5Accrington StanleyWham Stadium · Accrington, Lancashire · city location73
  • 6StevenageThe Lamex Stadium · Stevenage, Hertfordshire69
  • 9Rotherham UnitedAESSEAL New York Stadium · Rotherham, South Yorkshire66
  • 11Port ValeVale Park · Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire65
  • 12Oxford UnitedThe Kassam Stadium · Oxford, Oxfordshire63
  • 13Southend UnitedRoots Hall · Southend-on-Sea, Essex61
  • 14Aldershot TownElectrical Services Stadium · Aldershot, Hampshire61
  • 15Macclesfield TownThe Leasing.com Stadium · Macclesfield, Cheshire55
  • 16Northampton TownSixfields Stadium · Northampton, East Midlands52
  • 17Cheltenham TownCompletely-Suzuki Stadium · Cheltenham, Gloucestershire52
  • 18Bradford CityUniversity of Bradford Stadium · Bradford, West Yorkshire · city location52
  • 19Burton AlbionPirelli Stadium · Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire51
  • 20MorecambeMazuma Stadium · Morecambe, Lancashire51
  • 21Hereford UnitedEdgar Street Athletic Ground · Hereford, Herefordshire50
  • 23Lincoln CityLNER Stadium · Lincoln, Lincolnshire47
  • 24Stockport CountyEdgeley Park · Stockport, Greater Manchester41

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Sources: Wikipedia, API-Football