The 1982–83 Segunda División was the 34th season of the Mexican Segunda División. The season started on 21 August 1982 and concluded on 20 May 1983. It was won by Unión de Curtidores.
Changes Oaxtepec was promoted to Primera División. Tampico was relegated from Primera División. Poza Rica was promoted from Tercera División. Bachilleres, Irapuato, Lobos de Tlaxcala, Tuberos de Veracruz and Coyotes were relegated from Segunda División. Brujas was bought by new owners, was relocated at Querétaro City and renamed as Club Querétaro. Estado de México was renamed as Texcoco. Tapatío returned to Guadalajara.
As of this season, the competition system was modified. The 20 teams were divided into two zones of 10 teams, which played each other four times during the regular season.
Teams
ClubCityStadiumAtlético ValladolidMoreliaEstadio Venustiano CarranzaColimaColima CityEstadio ColimaCórdobaCórdobaEstadio Rafael Murillo VidalCuautlaCuautlaEstadio Isidro Gil TapiaJaliscoGuadalajaraEstadio JaliscoLa PiedadLa PiedadEstadio Juan N. LópezNuevo NecaxaAmecamecaEstadio Francisco FloresPachucaPachucaEstadio Revolución MexicanaPoza RicaPoza RicaEstadio Heriberto Jara CoronaQuerétaroQuerétaro CityEstadio Municipal de QuerétaroSalamancaSalamancaEstadio El MolinitoSUOOCuautitlánEstadio Los PinosTampicoTampicoEstadio TamaulipasTapatíoGuadalajaraCasa Club GuadalajaraTepicTepicEstadio Nicolás Álvarez OrtegaTexcocoTexcocoEstadio Municipal de TexcocoTulancingoTulancingoEstadio Primero de MayoUnión de CurtidoresLeónEstadio La MartinicaVeracruzVeracruz CityEstadio Luis "Pirata" FuenteZamoraZamoraEstadio Municipal de Zamora
Western Zone Group 1
Group 2
Results
First leg
Second leg
Eastern Zone Group 3
Group 4
Results
First leg
Second leg
Final stage Group 1
Group 2
Final
References