IFK Norrköping (disambiguation)

IFK Norrköping (disambiguation)

IFK Norrköping is a Swedish sports club located in Norrköping, with several sections:

* IFK Norrköping - football section.
* IFK Norrköping Bowling - bowling section.
* IFK Norrköping Orientering - orienteering section.


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