Estonia/EP Jõhvi founded in 1974 as Estonia Jõhvi Kohtla-Järve
changed in 1991 to FK Eesti Põlevkivi Jõhvi
Lootus Kohtla-Järve/Alutaguse founded in 1998 as FC Lootus Kohtla-Järve
changed in 2004 to FC Lootus Alutaguse
JHK Keemik Kohtla-Järve founded in 1991 as JHK Keemik Kohtla-Järve
FC Kuressaare founded in 1997 as FC Kuressaare
Lelle SK founded in 1990 as FC Lelle
JK Tervis Pärnu sold their license to FC Lelle (1996)
changed in 1996 to Lelle SK
Lelle SK sold their license to JK Tulevik Viljandi (1997)
JK Vall Tallinn sold their license to Lelle SK (1997)
EF Tallinn/FK Maardu founded as Eesti Fosforiit Tallinn
changed in 1991 to FK Maardu, after moving to town of Maardu
changed in 1992 to Olümpia Maardu
Autobaas/Trans Narva founded in 1979 as Avtomobilist Narva
changed in 1985 to Autobaas Narva
changed in 1991 to JK Trans Narva
changed in 1997 to FC Trans Narva
Baltika Narva founded as Baltika Narva
KK-MEK/PJK/Kalev/JK Pärnu founded as Kalakombinaat Pärnu
merged with MEK to Kalakombinaat-MEK Pärnu (1985)
changed in 1991 to JK Pärnu
changed in 1993 to JK/Kalev Pärnu
changed in 1994 to PJK/Kalev Pärnu
changed in 1995 to JK Pärnu
JK Tervis Pärnu founded in 1992 as KEK Pärnua
changed in 1992 to JK Tervis Pärnu
JK Tervis Pärnu sold their license to FC Lelle (1996)
FC Levadia Pärnu founded in 2000 as FC Levadia Pärnu
SK Kalev Sillamäe founded in 1951 as SK Kalev Sillamäe
Dünamo Tallinn founded in 1940 as Dünamo Tallinn
Dvigatel Tallinn founded as Dvigatel Tallinn
FC Flora Tallinn founded as in 1990 FC Flora Tallinn
FC Levadia Maardu/Tallinn founded as FC Levadia Maardu
merged with JK Tallinna Sadam Tallinn to Levadia Maardu (1999)
changed in 2004 to FC Levadia Tallinn
FC Levadia Tallinn founded in 1999 as FC Maardu (second team when Levadia Maardu
and JK Tallinna Sadam Tallinn merged to Levadia Maardu)
changed in 2001 to FC Levadia Tallinn
FC Levadia Tallinn sold their license to JK Merkuur Tartu (2004)
FC Norma Tallinn founded in 1959 as FC Norma Tallinn
TVMV/Nikol/Lantana Tallinn founded in 1951 as TVMK Tallinn
changed in 1991 to TVMV Tallinn
changed in 1992 to FC Nikol Tallinn
changed in 1994 to FC Lantana-Marlekor Tallinn
changed in 1995 to FC Lantana Tallinn
changed in 1998 to TVMK Tallinn
JK Tallinna Sadam Tallinn founded as JK Tallinna Sadam Tallinn
merged with Levadia Maardu to Levadia Maardu (1999)
Tempo Tallinn founded as Tempo Tallinn
Vigri/Tevalte/TVMK Tallinn founded in 1980 as FC Vigri Tallinn
changed to Vigri/Marat Tallinn
changed in 1991 to FC Vigri Tallinn
changed in 1993 to FC Tevalte Tallinn
changed in 1995 to FC Tevalte/Marlekor Tallinn
changed in 1996 to FC Marlekor Tallinn
changed in 1997 to TVMK Tallinn
JK Vall Tallinn founded in 1993 as JK Serveni Tallinn
changed in 1993 to JK Vall Tallinn
JK Vall Tallinn sold their license to Lelle SK (1997)
Kalev/ESDAG/DAG Tartu founded in 1910 as Kalev Tartu
changed in 1992 to Sportiselts ESDAG Tartu
changed in 1994 to FC DAG Tartu
JK Merkuur Tartu founded in 1987 as Leivakimbonaat Tartu
changed in 1997 to JK Merkuur Tartu
FC Levadia Tallinn sold their license to JK Merkuur Tartu (2004)
FC Valga founded as FC Valga
VJK/JK Tulevik Viljandi founded in 1990 as VFK Viljandi
changed in 1991 to JK Viljandi
changed in 1992 to JK Tulevik Viljandi
Lelle SK sold their license to JK Tulevik Viljandi (1997)
Note: FK = Futbolni Klub
JK = Jalgpalliklubi
FC = Football Club
SK = Spordikombinaat
JHK = Jalgpalli-ja Hokiklubi
EP = Eesti Põlevkivi
TVMV = Tallin Vineeri-ja Mõõblivabrik
BLTSK = Balti Laevastik Tallinn SK Tallinn
Prepared and maintained by Markus Schaal for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Author: Markus Schaal
(markus.schaal74@t-online.de)
Last updated: 13 Nov 2004
(C) Copyright Markus Schaal and RSSSF 2004
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