York Football League Division Three
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| York Football League D3 |
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| Nation |
 England |
| Promotion To |
| YFL Division Two |
| Number of Teams |
| 13 |
| Levels on Pyramid |
| Level 17 |
| Cups |
| York Junior Cup |
| Current Champion (2006-07) |
| St Clements |
The York Football League Division Three is a football competition based in North Yorkshire, England, it is the fourth highest level in the York Football League system and lies at level 17 on the football pyramid.
The fourth level of York League football first appeared during 1920-21, where it was known as "Division Three B", the winners of this league were promoted to "Division Three A" (today's equivalent is York Football League Division Two). However, this only existed for three seasons. This level returned for two seasons in the 1930s as "Division Four".
[edit] Current clubs
| Official Club Name | Locality | Final Placing in 2006-07 Season |
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| Barmby Moor | Barmby Moor | 5th in Division Three |
| Bishop Wilton | Bishop Wilton | 11th in Division Three |
| Cawood | Cawood | 6th in Division Three |
| Civil Service | Kirk Hammerton | 12th in Division Two |
| Crayke | Crayke | new to league system |
| Heworth | Heworth | 9th in Division Three |
| LNER Builders | Upper Poppleton | 10th in Division Three |
| Melbourne | Melbourne | 7th in Division Three |
| New Earswick | New Earswick | 11th in Division Two |
| Norton United | Norton | 8th in Division Three |
| Rawcliffe Rangers | Rawcliffe | 4th in Division Three |
| Stillington | Stillington | 3rd in Division Three |
| Wheldrake | Wheldrake | 12th in Division Three |
[edit] Champions
Below is an incomplete list of previous champions at the fourth level of York League football in all forms.
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