Notodden Stadion

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Notodden Stadion
Full nameNotodden Stadion
Location Notodden, Norway
Owner Notodden FK
Capacity 3000, 716 Seated
Field sizecvt
Tenants
Notodden FK (–2008)

Notodden Stadion is the former homepitch for the Norwegian football team Notodden FK.

Coordinates: 59°33′51″N9°15′35″E / 59.5643°N 9.2598°E / 59.5643; 9.2598

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