Data mostly from the first listed source: [ÖFB 78].
Moreover, as this source lists the foundation of sports clubs rather than special football section, later dates are taken if so indicated by [Grü 00].
Names appear mostly as valid in 2014; in several cases, previous names are indicated but this has not been pursued exhaustively.
1894 Mar ? Akademisch-Technischer Radfahr-Verein Graz (ATRV) [football department,
which merged 1899 with Akademischer Sportverein Graz]
Aug 22 First Vienna Football Club Wien
Aug 23 Vienna Cricket and Football Club Wien
Grazer FC [dissolved Oct 24, 1894]
1896 Akademischer Turn-Verein Graz [football department (disbanded 1903)]
Olympia Wien [disbanded 1896]
RC Training Wien
Grazer Sportvereinigung Wacker [disbanded]
1897 Oct 14 Wiener Athletiksport-Club (WAC) [merged 1973 with FK Austria Wien]
Wiener FC 1898 [founded as football department of the
Deutsch-Österreichischer Turnverein; disbanded 1903]
ASK Liesing 1897 Wien [founded as Erster Liesinger SK; later Germania Liesing]
FK Baden [disbanded 1898]
SK Sturm Wien [disbanded 1897]
1. Mödlinger SC [disbanded 1904]
1898 Sep ? SK Rapid Wien [founded as Erster ASK Wien]
AC Viktoria Wien [founded as AC Victoria Wien; merged Nov 24, 1911 with
Vienna Cricket and Football Club]
Fußball- und Athletik-Klub Vorwärts Wien [merged 1902 with Deutsche Jungmannschaft Währing
to AC Vorwärts Wien]
SK Vindobona Wien [merged 1905 with Burschenschaft Einigkeit to
1. Groß-Floridsdorfer SK Admira]
Sport- und Geselligkeitsclub Wien [disbanded 1904]
1899 Feb 19 Badener AC [founded as First Vienna Football Club Wien / Section Baden]
Mar 12 SC Herzogenburg
May 28 Akademischer Sportverein Graz (ASV)
May 28 Grazer Fußball-Verein [disbanded]
SC Graphia Wien [merged 1906 with ASC Schwechat to Schwechater SC Germania]
1900 Deutsche Jungmannschaft Währing [merged 1902 with Fußball- und Athletik-Klub Vorwärts Wien
to AC Vorwärts Wien]
SC Union Wien
1901 Feb 26 Rennweger SV Wien
Mar 8 1. Simmeringer SC Wien
Mar 12 FC Judenburg [founded as Judenburger SV]
Deutsch-Akademischer SV Leoben
Gehörlosen SC Wien [founded as Taubstummen FTV Wien]
1. Korneuburger SV [founded as Germania Korneuburg]
Grazer SV [merged with SC Wacker Graz zu GSV Wacker Graz]
1902 Jan 11 SK Slovan Wien [merged 1976 with Hütteldorfer AC to Slovan HAC Wien]
Jul 14 Grazer Athletiksport-Klub (GAK) [founded as Grazer Athletiksport-Club]
Phönix XII Wien
FC Rudolfshügel Wien [disbanded 1935]
AC Vorwärts Wien [merger of Fußball- und Athletik-Klub Vorwärts Wien with
Deutsche Jungmannschaft Währing]
1903 Mar ? Innsbrucker Turnverein [football section; disbanded 1905]
SK Red Star Penzing Wien [founded as SK Red Star Wien]
ÖMV Olympia Stadlau Wien [founded as FC Stadlau Wien, merged 1963 with
FC Olympia Wien]
Sportvereinigung Schwechat [founded as Allgemeiner Sportklub Schwechat]
Grazer Footballteam 1903 [disbanded]
SC Rasenspieler Hochstädt Wien [founded as SC Hochstädt; merged 1945 with Floridsdorfer
Rasenspieler-SC and 1971 with Brigittenauer AC to
Brigittenauer AC-Hochstädt]
1904 Aug ? Floridsdorfer AC Wien (FAC)
Wiener Sportvereinigung [football department; merged 1907 with Wiener
Cyclisten-Club to Wiener Sportklub]
SK Favorit Wien
SC Ostmark Wien [merged 1925 with SC Donaustadt into Brigittenauer AC]
Rudolfsheimer SK Wien
ASV Hertha Wien [split from youth department SC Rudolfshügel; disbanded 1940]
1905 Apr 10 SV Innsbruck (SVI) [founded as Fußball Innsbruck]
Jun 17 FC Admira Wacker Mödling [founded as 1. Groß-Floridsdorfer SK Admira (merger of
SK Vindobona and Burschenschaft Einigkeit)]
SC Donaustadt Wien [merged 1925 with FC Ostmark Wien]
SC Südstern Viehofen St. Pölten [disbanded 1926]
Fortuna 05 Wien [founded as Sieveringen AC Wien]
Brigittenauer SC Feuerwehr Wien [founded as Brigittenauer SC, merged
1989 with SKV Feuerwehr Wien]
Deutscher SV Leoben [disbanded]
ASK Typographia Wien [founded as Hermannia Wien; disbanded 1919]
SC Hertha Wien [founded as Jungmannschaft Rudolfshügel; disbanded 1931]
1906 May Grazer Sportvereinigung (GSV) [split from Grazer Athletik-Sportklub; disbanded]
Dec 4 Favoritner Vorwärts Wien [merged Nov 1911 with Favoritner SC to
Favoritner SC Vorwärts]
ATSV Wilhelmsburg
FC Olympia Wien [merged 1963 with FC Stadlau]
ASK Vorwärts Wilhelmsburg [founded as SK Wilhelmsburg]
Wiener Bewegungssport Club [founded as Fußball-Abteilung im Währinger Bicycle Club]
SC Neptun Wien
1907 Feb 25 Wiener Sport-Club (WSC) [merger of Wiener Cyclisten-Club and Wiener Sportvereinigung]
May 7 SV Stockerau [founded as Stockerauer SV]
Sep 20 FC Lustenau
[fall] Nussdorfer AC Wien (NAC)
Wiener SC Sturm [founded as Favoritner FK Sturm; disbanded in World War II]
SC Moosbrunn
ASK Ober-St.Veit Wien
SC Eisenstadt [founded as Kismarton FC; disbanded May 2008; refounded 1925 as
SC Eisenstadt; 1952 merged with SC NEWAG Eisenstadt (as SC NEWAG),
1957 renamed SC Eisenstadt; disbanded May 2, 2008; refounded again
autumn 2017]
Wiener Sportfreunde [founded as Hernalser Sportfreunde,
merged later with 1. Ottakringer ASK]
1908 Sep 12 Linzer ASK (LASK) [founded as Linzer SC]
1. Wiener Neustädter SC [disbanded 2010]
Wiener Sportverein [split from Wiener Sport-Club]
SC Wacker Wien [merged Jul 7, 1971 with Admira Energie Wien
to Admira/Wacker Wien (now Mödling)]
ASK Marienthal
Floridsdorfer SC Columbia Wien [founded as 1. Floridsdorfer FK]
SC Apollo Wien [merged 1989 with 1. Fünfhauser FK to FC Apollo Fünfhaus Wien]
SV Höchst
Neubauer Fußballspieler Wien
SC Frem Wien [founded as Vindobona Wien; merged 1931 with First Vienna Football Club
to SC Cricket-Frem; disbanded Feb 1933]
1909 May 1 SK Sturm Graz [founded as Grazer SK Sturm]
Sep 18 Klagenfurter AC (KAC) [founded as 1. Fußball- und Athletik-Sportclub Klagenfurt]
Knittelfelder SV
SK Hakoah Wien [founded as FC Hakoah Wien]
SC Neubau Wien [founded as Neubauer Sportvereinigung; disbanded Dec 31, 2004]
Sport- und Geselligkeits-Klub Wiener Bewegungsspieler [disbanded 1928]
1. Ottakringer Arbeiter-Sportklub [merged later with Wiener Sportfreunde;
disbanded 1922]
Sport- und Geselligkeits-Verein Liga Wien
Simmeringer Sportvereinigung Wien
1910 Aug 1 Favoritner AC Wien (FavAC) [founded as Kegelklub Favoriten Wien]
Oct 29 FK Austria Wien [founded as Wiener Amateur-SV]
SPC Helfort Wien [founded as SC Helfort Wien)
Tiroler Sport-Club (TSC)
SV Donau Wien [founded as SK Olympia Wien]
ASK Graphia Wien [founded as SK Graphia Wien; merged 1983 with SV Breitensee Wien
to ASK Breitensee-Graphia]
SC Windsor Wien
SC Steinach
AAC Gemeinde Graz [founded as Nordstern Graz]
WAF Procar Wien [founded as Wiener Associations Footballclub;
merged 1973 with FC Leopoldstadt]
Ottakringer SC Fortuna XVI Wien [founded as SC Neulerchenfelder Fortuna Wien]
SC Baumgarten Wien
SK Olympia Wien
Wiener FC Phönizia
Deutsche Jungmannschaft Normannia Wien
1. Fünfhauser FK Rekord Wien
SK Südstern Wien
1911 May 9 Klagenfurter SV [founded as Kärntner SV Klagenfurt]
Jun 17 VfB Mödling [founded as SV Mödling, merged 1997 with SCN Admira Wacker]
Dec 16 SV Völkermarkt [dissolved 1927]
FC Austria 11-SC Rapid Oberlaa [founded as SC Rapid Oberlaa Wien;
merged 2003 with FC Austria 11 Wien]
Landstraßer AC Wien (LAC) [founded as Athletik-Club Training Wien; merged 2013 with SC Inter ASC
to Landstraßer Athletik Club International (LAC International)]
Brucker Bicycle-Club [football section; disbanded]
SC Breitenau [founded as FC Falke Breitenau; merged 1954 with
SC Schwarzau to SpVgg Breitenau-Schwarzau]
FC Transvaal Wien [founded as SC Transvaal Wien]
1. SV Guntramsdorf [founded as FK Germania Guntramsdorf]
ASK Oberwaltersdorf
SC Traiskirchen
SC Günselsdorf
Korneuburger SV
SC Südmark Wien [disbanded 1914]
Wiener Amateur-Sportverein
Sport- und Geselligkeitsverein Favoritner Bewegungsspieler Wien
FC Wiener Sportfreunde [founded as Hernalser Sportfreunde]
SC Blue Star Wien [disbanded 1933]
1912 Apr 12 WSC-Hertha Wels [founded as Welser SC]
May 5 SV Ried/Innkreis
Jun 26 SC Harland St.Pölten [founded as Harlander SC]
SC Oberwart 1912 [founded as SC Oberwart; merged 1974 with ASK Oberwart to SV Oberwart]
SC Pinkafeld
ASK Trumau
SK Germania Linz [merged 1944 with Linzer ASK]
SV Urfahr Linz
SR Rasenspieler Donaufeld Wien [founded as SC Austria Donauarbeiter Wien]
Gersthofer SV Wien [merged 1922 with Deutscher FC Wien]
ASK Nord-Wien Wien [founded as 1. Jedlersdorfer FK; merged 1988 with
TSC Admira Wien to SC Admira Nord Wien]
SC Straßenbahn Wien
Vorwärts XI Wien
(SV Reichsbund?) Dornbach Wien
1. Simmeringer ASK Olympia Wien
SK Wiedner Sport-Freunde
Klosterneuburger SV [merged 2001 with SC Weidling to SCW/KSV]
HAC-Nordstern Wien [founded as Hietzinger AC; merged 1920 with Nordstern Wien;
disbanded in World War II]
Sport- und Geselligkeitsverein Simmeringer Vorwärts Wien
ASC Meidlinger Phönix (XII) Wien
Mariahilfer SC Wien
SC Hacking Wien
Meidlinger Sportfreunde Wien [disbanded 1931]
1912(?) Rapid Graz [disbanded]
1913 Mar 12 FC Dornbirn
May 26 1. St. Pöltener SC
ASK Ober-St. Veit Wien [founded as St. Veiter Sportfreunde Wien]
FC Wien [founded as SC Nicholson, disbanded 1974]
SC Neunkirchen
ASK Phönix Wien
ASK Wacker Liesing Wien
Markomannia Wien [disbanded 1913]
AFC Rekord Wiener-Neustadt [dissolved]
SV Wacker Wiener-Neustadt [merged 1919 with SC Südbahn Wiener-Neustadt to
ESV Wacker Wiener-Neustadt]
Brigittenauer AK [founded as SC Bewegung XX Wien; merged 1942 with SV Eis Wien]
FC Stadlau Wien [founded as SK Normannia Wien]
Ottakringer Sportklub Wien
Deutscher SC Graz
Margarethner Sportverein Viktoria Wien
SC Metallum Wien
1914 Jun 24 Salzburger AK 1914 (SAK)
Jun ? SC Austria Lustenau [founded as football department of Turnerbund Lustenau]
1. Fünfhauser SK Wien [merged 1989 with AS Apollo Wien to FC Apollo Fünfhaus Wien]
Metallarbeiter SC Sturm Wien
FM Kriketer Innsbruck [disbanded 191?]
FC Olympia Innsbruck [disbanded 1914]
Punktum Innsbruck
Premiere Innsbruck
FC Rapid Innsbruck [merged 1922 with Wacker Innsbruck to FC Sturm Innsbruck]
SC Libertas Wien [merged 1941 with SK Red Star Wien]
1914(?) AK Germania Klagenfurt [football section]
1915 Jan 5 FC Wacker Innsbruck
FK Sturm 19 St. Pölten [founded as SC Austria Neuviehofen]
Liesinger ASK Wien [founded as FC Atzgersdorf Wien]
SK Akademia Wien
SC Austria Neuviehofen
1916 Simmeringer Sportklub Minerva Wien
1917 Hietzinger SV Wien
1918 Nov 22 Polizei SV Wien [merged Jun 2007 with Floridsdorfer AC]
Nov 30 FC Tulln [founded as SV Tulln; merged 1954 with SGZ Tulln to SC Tulln
and 1988 with ATSV Tulln to SC/ATSV Tulln; current name since 1994]
Amateur-SK Klagenfurt [founded as Schwarze Elf Klagenfurt; merged 1923
with Kaufmännischer SK Klagenfurt]
SC Melk
TSV Ampflwang
Jüdischer SV Hechawer Wien
SK Hagibor Wien
1919 Mar 1 Innsbrucker AC
Mar 12 SC Hakoah Graz [disbanded 1938]
Mar ? SK Juvavia Salzburg [merged Jul 22, 1919 with Salzburger Volkswehr and parts of
SK Olympia Salzburg to 1. Salzburger SK 1919]
Apr 14 SK Vorwärts Steyr [founded as Steyrer Fußballklub Vorwärts]
Apr 20 SC Siebenhirten [founded as FK Siebenhirten Bewegung]
May 21 Amateur-SK Klagenfurt [founded as Schwarze Elf Klagenfurt]
May ? SC Neusiedl/See
Jun 28 SC Schwarz-Weiß Bregenz [founded as FC Bregenz, disbanded and newly founded as
SC Bregenz Jun 27, 2005; returned to traditional name
Jul 8, 2013]
Jul 1 FC Veldidena Innsbruck
Jul 22 1. Salzburger SK 1919 [merger of Juvavia Salzburg, Salzburger Volkswehr and parts
of SK Olympia Salzburg; merged 2003 with Blau-Weiß Salzburg
to 1. SSK/Blau-Weiß Salzburg]
Jul ? SC Die Weißen Elf Wien [founded as FC Die Weißen Elf; merged 1974 with
WAT XVI Wien to WAT XVI Weiße Elf Wien]
Jul ? FK Artaria Wien
Aug 4 FC Rätia Bludenz [founded as FC Bludenz]
Aug 24 Kremser SC [founded as 1. Kremser SC]
Aug 29 SV Langenzersdorf
Aug 31 1. Wiener Neudorfer Sportvereinigung
Aug ? FC Jahn Lustenau
Sep 4 Kapfenberger SV (KSV) [founded as Kapfenberger SC]
Sep 26 Post SV Wien
SV Güssing [founded as Németújvári Sport-Club]
SC Parndorf [founded as SC Parndorfer Sturm; merged 1988 with ESV Parndorf
to SC/ESV Parndorf]
ASK Ternitz [founded as 1. Ternitzer Sportklub]
ASK Mannersdorf/Leitha
SC Berndorf
SV Gänserndorf
ATSV Fischamend
SC Wacker Wien-Lichtenwörth [founded as ASK Lichtenwörth]
Brucker SC [merged 1936 with ASC Bruck/Leitha to ASK-BSC Bruck/Leitha]
SV Admira Wiener-Neustadt [founded as ASK Admira Rax-Werke Wiener-Neustadt]
ESV Wacker Wiener-Neustadt [merged 1972 with ESV Haidbrunn to ESV Haidbrunn Wacker Wiener-Neustadt]
SC Himberg
SC Nagelberg [founded as ASV Alt-Nagelberg]
ASK Blumau
ASC Götzendorf
SC Ebergassing
ASV Ebenfurth
ASC Leobersdorf
WSV Asta Oed
SV Braunau [disbanded 2002]
ATSV Steyrermühl
SV Schwarzach/Pongau
SV Feldbach [founded as Feldbacher Sportvereinigung]
SC Gleisdorf [merged 2009 with ATUS Gleisdorf to FC Gleisdorf 09]
ASV Gösting [founded as Weiße Elf Gösting]
1. FC Leoben [founded as AAC Leoben]
ASK Mürzzuschlag [founded as ATUS Mürzzuschlag; 1970 merged with ASK Phönix
Hönigsberg to SV Phönix Mürzzuschlag-Hönigsberg]
Innsbrucker ASK
SV Kufstein [merged 1987 with ESV Kufstein to FC Kufstein]
Post SV Wien [founded as Sportverein der Post- Telegraphen- und
Fernsprechangestellten Österreichs]
SV Aspern Wien [founded as Asperner Sportklub]
SV Langenzersdorf Wien
ATSV Attnang
SC Bruck/Mur [founded as AAC Bruck/Mur]
ASK Bad Vöslau [founded as SK Vöslau]
ATSV Wöllersdorf-Steinabrückl [founded as ATSV Wöllersdorf]
ASV Zillingdorf [merged 1949 with ASK Zillingdorf-Werk to SV Zillingdorf]
ASK Traiskirchen
Union FC Frauenkirchen [merged 1989 with ASV Frauenkirchen to SC Frauenkirchen]
FC Angern
SKV Feuerwehr Wien [founded as SV der Wiener Berufsfeuerwehr; merged 1989 with
1. Brigittenauer SC to Brigittenauer SC Feuerwehr]
SC Ferrovia Wien
Verein der Wiener Rasensportfreunde [founded as Sport- und Geselligkeitsclub
Sascha Wien]
SC Thalia Wien [merged 1919 with SC Liberia Wien]
Brigittenauer SC Wien [merged 1921 with Unitas XX to Brigittenauer SC Unitas]
Stadlauer SC [merged 1924 with Stadlauer AFC Union to Stadlauer SV]
ATSV Sparta Deutsch-Wagram [founded as Deutsch-Wagramer ASV Helios]
Deutsch-Wagramer AC [disbanded 1945]
SV Lang-Enzersdorf
SC Wacker Attnang-Puchheim
ASK Lichtenwörth [founded as SC Lichtenwörth]
1. SC Felixdorf
SV Bad Erlach [founded as SV Erlach]
ASV Ebenfurth
Grazer SK Olympia
1920 Feb 12 SC Lanzenkirchen
Feb 17 SK Amateure Steyr [founded as SK Freiheit Steyr]
Mar ? 1. Oberndorfer SK 1920
Apr ? Deutscher Sportverein Nordstern Salzburg [founded as SK Nordstern; dissolved Dec 29, 1925,
newly founded 1931, definitely dissolved Mar 23, 1933]
May 12 Villacher SV
Jul 14 FC Kärnten Klagenfurt [founded as Kaufmännischer SK Klagenfurt; disbanded 2009]
Summer SK Amateure Salzburg [founded as youth team of 1. Salzburger SK 1919; dissolved 1934]
Summer 1. Itzlinger SK [disbanded]
Sep 24 SV Vorwärts Klagenfurt
Oct 10 FC Rot-Weiß Rankweil [founded as FC Rankweil]
SC Ortmann [founded as Club der Angestellten]
ASV Spratzern St. Pölten
SC Mannswörth
ASK Schwarze Elf St. Pölten [merged with BSV Voith St. Pölten to VSE St. Pölten]
Arbeiter-Sportfreunde St. Pölten [disbanded 1934]
SC Unitas Baden [founded as Jüdischer SV Union Baden]
FC Hag Lustenau
SV Faakersee Gödersdorf
ASV Hohenau [founded as Hohenauer SV]
SC Marchegg [founded as ASV Marchegg (merger of Viktoria Marchegg and Edelweiß Marchegg)]
1. SC Sollenau [founded as SK Sollenau]
SV St. Andrä-Wördern [founded as Freiheit St. Andrä-Wördern]
ASK Rapid Linz [founded as SV Lentia Linz]
ASV Bewegung Steyr
SV Vöcklabruck [merged 1999 with ASKÖ Vöcklabruck to 1. FC Vöcklabruck]
ATSV Kohlgrube Wolfsegg
FC Zeltweg [founded as Arbeitssportklub AAC Zeltweg]
SC Ostbahn XI Wien [founded as SV Hauptwerkstätte Simmering]
SC Ostbahn X Wien [merged Jul 8, 1956 with SC Südbahn to ESV Südost Wien]
SC Südbahn Wien [merged Jul 8, 1956 with ESV Ostbahn X to ESV Südost Wien]
SV Breitensee Wien [merged 1983 with SK Graphia Wien to ASK Breitensee-Graphia]
ASKÖ SV Franckviertel Linz [founded as ASK Sparta Linz; 1954-73 SV Stickstoff Linz, 1973-2017 SV Chemie Linz]
ASK Red Star Knittelfeld [founded as ATV Rote Elf Knittelfeld; merged 2004 with Rot-Weiß Knittelfeld to FC Knittelfeld]
Militär-Polizei SV Graz [disbanded]
Grazer Germania [disbanded]
Amateure Graz [disbanded]
ASK Trautmannsdorf
SC Josefstadt Wiener-Neustadt
FC Zwölfaxing
ASC Teesdorf
Union Atzgersdorf Wien
SV Laxenburg
SC Steinabrückl
Arminen Stockerau
Lienzer SK [merged 1934 with ASK Vorwärts Lienz zu FC Lienz]
Wiener SC Training
SC Matzleinsdorf Wien
Groß-Enzersdorfer SK [founded as SC Herras Groß-Enzersdorf]
ATSV Bad Vöslau
SV Blaue Elf Zwentendorf
SVSF Pottschach
SC Katzelsdorf
ATSV Saalfelden [disbanded 1934, newly founded 1946, 1951 merged with ESV Saalfelden]
SC Hasmonea Wien [disbanded 193?]
ASV Vösendorf [founded as SC Hennersdorf; merged 1927 with ATV Vösendorf to ASV Vösendorf;
1976-86 called ASV Austria Vösendorf, then current name]
ASK Hellwag Wien
Jüdischer Arbeiter-Sportklub Wien
SV Breitensee Wien [founded as SC Astoria XIII Wien; merged 1982 with ASK Graphia
to ASKÖ Breitensee-Graphia]
Kottingbrunn (exact club name not known) [disbanded 1928; refounded 1949 as ASK Kottingbrunn]
1921 Mar 21 SK Hertha Wels [merged 1975 with Welser SC zu WSC-Hertha Wels]
1921 Apr 23 SC Ostbahn XI Wien [founded as ESV Ostbahn XI]
SV Spittal/Drau
ESV Austria Graz [founded as SC Südbahn Graz]
FS Elektra Wien [founded as SC Elektra Wien]
1922 Jun 10 SV Mattersburg [dissolved 2020]
SV Gloggnitz
1925 Aug 25 Brigittenauer AC Wien [merger of SC Donaustadt and SC Ostmark Wien;
merged 2009 with Admira Landhaus]
1926 SV Amateure Fiat Wien [founded as SC Austro-Fiat; merged 1940 with Floridsdorfer AC Wien]
1928 Feb 1 Donawitzer SV Alpine Leoben [founded as WSV Donawitz]
1929 Jan 19 Grazer SC Straßenbahn
Dec 26 SC Rheindorf Altach [founded as FA Turnerbund Altach]
1930 Apr ? WSG Swarovski Wattens [founded as SC Wattens]
1931 Dec 9 Wolfsberger AC
Favoritner SC Wien [dissolved 1936]
1933 Sep 13 FC Red Bull Salzburg [founded as SV Austria Salzburg (merger of FC Rapid Salzburg
and FC Hertha Salzburg)]
SC Olympia 33 Wien [merged 1961 with SK Slovan Wien to SK Slovan Olympia Wien]
1935 Apr 9 SK Bischofshofen
1936 KSV Ankerbrot Wien [1950/51 as Favoritner SK Blau-Weiß in first level]
1939 Luftwaffen-SV Markersdorf/Pielach [dissolved 1944]
1945 Nov 30 FC Union Wels [merged 2003 with Eintracht Wels to FC Wels]
1946 May 29 SK Austria Kärnten Klagenfurt [founded as ATSV Pasching; dissolved 2010]
Jun 30 FC Stahl Linz [founded as SV Eisen und Stahl 1946 Linz]
1948 Mar 20 SV Grödig
1950 Feb 1 SV St. Veit/Glan [merged 1989 with SC Amateure St. Veit/Glan to FC St. Veit/Glan;
temporary name FC Alpe Adria; dissolved Jun 4, 2018]
1951 Jul 13 WSG Radenthein
2008 May 19 SC Wiener-Neustadt
1923 ASK Liesing [disbanded]
1924 Favoritner DFC Hertha Wien [disbanded 1936]
Mar Leopoldauer Sportfreunde Wien [disbanded]
Mar? Erster Wiener DFC Diana [disbanded]
Apr Hacking Wien [disbanded]
May SC Krieau Wien [disbanded]
Jul Ostmark Wien [disbanded]
Jul Wiener DFC [disbanded]
1934 Oct 26 Wiener DFC Tempo [founded as 1. DFC Kolossal; disbanded 1938]
1935 Apr 16 Österreichischer DFC Wien [disbanded 1938]
Jul DFC Austria Wien [disbanded 1938]
Oct 22 DFC Rapid Wien [disbanded 1939]
Nov DFC Admira Wien [founded as DFC Brigitta XX; disbanded 1938]
Nov Färberei Seidl Hacking [disbanded 1935]
Nov DFC Graz [disbanded]
Nov Landstraßer Amateure Wien [disbanded 1936]
Nov DFC Ottakring Wien [disbanded 1936]
Nov DFC Schwarzweiß Wien [founded as SC Schwarzweiß; disbanded Sep 1936]
1936 Jan 3 DFC Vindobona Wien [disbanded 1938]
Jan SpVG Schüttel Wien [disbanded 1938]
Jan Ursus Wien [disbanded]
Jan? Salge Atzgersdorf Wien [disbandded]
Feb DFC Favoriten Wien [disbanded 1938]
Feb DFC Nicholson Wien [disbanded 1938]
Feb DFC Pottendorf [disbanded]
Feb Prater SK/Olympia Wien [disbanded 1938]
Mar Brigittenauer SV Wien [disbanded Sep 1936]
Mar Roschka Wien [disbanded 1938]
Jul Meidlinger DFC Wien [disbanded 1936]
Nov 20 DFC Vienna Wien [founded as DFC Lichtenthal]
1937 Oct 2 DFC Wiener Sportklub [disbanded 1938]
DFC Wacker Wien [disbanded 1937?]
1938 Mar 5 DFC Vindobona X Wien [disbanded 1938]
1968 USC Landhaus Wien
1969 SV Stetteldorf
1972 FS Elektra Wien [disbanded 1981]
ESV Südost Wien [founded as ESV Ostbahn XI Wien]
1973 SV Aspern [merged 1984 with ESV Kaisermühlen/Stadlau; disbanded 1991]
1976 1. DFC Leoben
197? DFC LUV Graz
1978 SV Weikersdorf Frauen
1979 SKV Altenmarkt/Triesting
FC Wacker Innsbruck Damen [founded as FC Möbel-Reiter Innsbruck]
1980 Union Kleinmünchen Linz
1981 DFC Heidenreichstein
1982 SC Brunn/Gebirge [founded as SG Alland; disbanded 2002]
1986 May 22 FC Wacker Innsbruck-Mittenwald[disbanded 1989]
DFV Juwelen Janecka Wien
1990 First Vienna FC Wien [disbanded 1997]
1991 Innsbrucker AC [disbanded Jun 30, 2006]
1992 SC Damen Dörfl
NÖSV Neulengbach [founded as SV Altlengbach]
1993 SV Grein
1994 SV Horn
1996 SV Langenrohr
SC Stattersdorf [merged 2002 with ASC Spratzern]
SG Ardagger/Neustadtl
1997 Apr ASK Erlaa Wien
Sportunion Geretsberg
FC Hellas Kagran Wien
1998 Union SV Wolfern
ASV St. Margarethen Wolfsberg
1999 USK Hof
2002 Ladies Soccer Club Linz [merged 2004 with LASK Ladies]
FC Südburgenland Pinkafeld
1. SVg Guntramsdorf
2004 Jul 18 SKV Altenmarkt
FC Feldkirchen
LASK Ladies Linz
ASK Women Soccer Bruck/Leitha [founded as FC Winden/See]
2005 SV Viktoria Thorr Bergheim [merged with FC Bergheim to FC Bergheim 2000]
2006 FSK St.Pölten-Spratzern [founded as ASV Spratzern]
FC Wacker Innsbruck
2008 SV Innsbruck Frauen
FC Bergheim 2000 [merger of FC Bergheim and SV Viktoria Thorr; disbanded 2013]
HSV Wals [founded as USV Leopoldskron-Moos Salzburg]
2011 SK Sturm Graz Damen
2012 FFC Vorderland Sulz
SC Wiener Neustadt Damen
2013 Carinthians Soccer Women Villach
2014 SK Wilten Frauen
With thanks to Radek Jelínek
Sources: [ÖFB 78], [FaM 20], [Sch 51], [SFV 61], [Grü 00], [Alm 10], [Gar 12], [Gen 98], [JoS 08], [Sch 16], [Tin 08], http://www.fussballabzeichen.at/
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