Notts County are preparing for their maiden voyage into the National League next season which will bring a whole set of different challenges on the pitch.
But what can they expect in terms of attendances?
Figures for the National League average attendances show that Leyton Orient finished champions with 5,444 as they clinched their place back in the EFL.
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Wrexham were runners-up with 5,145 while Notts’ derby rivals Chesterfield came third with 4,504, despite a disappointing season.
But at the bottom end of the table, Braintree attracted an average attendance of just 678 with Boreham Wood not faring much better with 717.
Gateshead make up the last of the clubs with crowds under 1,000 with 841.
Notts were one of the best supported clubs in League Two last season with an average attendance of 7,357 which placed them third in the table despite a terrible season off the pitch.
Should that volume of support continue, Notts would certainly replace Orient at the top of the table.
The average attendances for last season in the National League are as follows:
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1. Leyton Orient 5,444
2. Wrexham 5,145
3. Chesterfield 4,504
4. Hartlepool United 3,124
5. Salford City 2,509
6. Maidstone United 2,178
7. Sutton United 1,910
8. Eastleigh 1,849
9. Aldershot Town 1,744
10. AFC Fylde 1,650
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11: Harrogate Town 1,576
12. FC Halifax Town 1,553
13. Bromley 1,469
14. Ebbsfleet United 1,450
15. Dagenham & R 1,423
16. Solihull Moors 1,381
17. Barrow 1,375
18. Maidenhead United 1,364
19. Barnet 1,338
20: Havant & Waterlooville 1,276
21:Dover Athletic 1,122
22.Gateshead 841
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23.Boreham Wood 717
24.Braintree Town 678
