Verbandsliga Hamburg-Germania - Position of The Germania-Staffel in The League System

Position of The Germania-Staffel in The League System

Years League name Tier Promotion to
1947-48 Bezirksklasse Hamburg-Germania III Verbandsliga Hamburg
1948-50 Bezirksklasse Hamburg-Germania III Amateurliga Hamburg
1953-63 Verbandsliga Hamburg-Germania III Amateurliga Hamburg
1963-70 Verbandsliga Hamburg-Germania IV Landesliga Hamburg

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