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 1978; in several cases, previous names are indicated but this has not been pursued exhaustively.
1894 First Vienna Football Club Wien
Cricket and Football Club Vienna Wien
ATRV Graz
1896 RC Training Wien
Akademischer TV Graz
1897 FK Baden [disbanded 1898]
Wiener AC
1898 SK Rapid Wien [founded as Erster ASK Wien]
ASK Liesing Wien [founded as Erster Liesinger SK; later Germania Liesing]
AC Vorwärts Wien
Vindobona Wien
FC 98 Wien
AC Viktoria Wien [later merged with FAC Wien]
1899 Badener AC [founded as Verein Internationaler Sportplatz Baden]
SC Herzogenburg [founded as ASK Herzogenburg]
Graphia Schwechat [1906 merged with Germania Schwechat]
190? Währinger Bewegungssport-Club Wien [merged 1938 with WFC IX]
[football section of Währinger Bicycle-Club (founded 1894);
section founded between 1898 and 1913 (first league entry)]
1900 1. Simmeringer SC Wien
SC Union Wien
1901 Gehörlosen SV Wien
SK Hakoah Wien [founded as FC Hakoah Wien]
SV Rennweg Wien
1. Korneuburger SV [founded as Germania Korneuburg]
Grazer SV [merged with SC Wacker Graz zu GSV Wacker Graz]
1902 Grazer AK [dissolved 2007]
Phönix XII Wien
FC Rudolfshügel Wien [disbanded 1935]
SK Slovan- Hütteldorfer AC Wien [founded as SK Slovan Wien]
1903 ÖMV Olympia Stadlau Wien [founded as FC Stadlau Wien, merged 1963 with
FC Olympia Wien]
Sportvereinigung Schwechat [founded as Allgemeiner Sportklub Schwechat]
1904 FAC- Viktoria Wien [founded as Floridsdorfer AC Wien]
SC Hertha Wien [disbanded 1931]
1905 VfB Admira Wacker Mödling [founded as SK Admira Wien]
Fortuna 05 Wien [founded as Sieveringen AC Wien]
Brigittenauer SC Feuerwehr Wien [founded as Brigittenauer SC, merged
1989 with SKV Feuerwehr Wien]
SV Innsbruck
Deutscher SV Leoben [disbanded]
Typographia Wien [founded as Hermannia Wien; disbanded 1919]
SC Südstern Viehofen
1906 FC Olympia Wien [merged 1963 with FC Stadlau]
1. FFC Vorwärts 06 Wien [founded as SK Favoritner Vorwärts]
ASK Vorwärts Wilhelmsburg [founded as SK Wilhelmsburg]
1907 Wiener SC
FC Lustenau
SV Stockerau [founded as Stockerauer SV]
ATSV Vorwärts Neuzeug
TuS Ottensheim
Nussdorfer AC Wien
ASK Ober-St.Veit Wien
SC Eisenstadt [founded as Kismarton FC]
ATSV Wilhelmsburg
1908 SC Wacker Wien [disbanded]
Linzer ASK [founded as Linzer SK]
1. SC Wiener-Neustadt [founded als 1. Wiener-Neustädter SC]
ASK Marienthal
SC Columbia Wien
SC Apollo Wien
1909 Klagenfurter AC [founded as 1. Fußball- und Athletik-Sportklub Klagenfurt]
SK Sturm Graz [founded as Grazer SK Sturm]
1910 SK Austria Wien [founded as Wiener Amateur-SV]
Favoritner AC Wien [founded as Kegelklub Favoriten Wien]
SV Donau Wien
SC Helfort Wien
ASK Graphia Wien
SC Windsor Wien
SC Ostmark Wien [merged 1925 with SC Donaustadt into Brigittenauer AC]
SC Steinach
AAC Gemeinde Graz [founded as Nordstern Graz]
WAF Procar Wien [founded as Wiener Associations Footballclub;
merged 1973 with FC Leopoldstadt]
1911 SC Rapid Oberlaa Wien
Landstraßer AC Wien [founded as Atheltik-Club Training Wien]
SC Transvaal Wien
VfB Mödling [founded as SV Mödling, merged 1997 with SCN Admira Wacker]
1. Guntramsdorfer SV
ASK Oberwaltersdorf
SC Traiskirchen
Brucker Bicycle-Club [its football section] [disbanded]
SC Moosbrunn
SC Günselsdorf
SC Breitenau [founded as FC Falke Breitenau]
1912 SC Pinkafeld
ASK Trumau
SV Ried/Innkreis
SV Urfahr Linz
WSC-Hertha Wels [founded als Welser SC]
SR Rasenspieler Donaufeld Wien [founded as SC Austria Donauarbeiter Wien]
Gersthofer SV Wien
Nord-Wien Wien
SC Libertas Wien [merged 1938 with Red Star Wien]
SC Straßenbahn Wien
Vorwärts XI Wien
(SV Reichsbund?) Dornbach Wien
Klosterneuburger SV [merged 2001 with SC Weidling to SCW/KSV]
Harlander SC
1913 FC Wien [founded as SC Nicholson, disbanded 1974]
FC Tirol Innsbruck [founded as FC Wacker Innsbruck]
FC Dornbirn
SC Neunkirchen
ASK Phönix Wien
ASK Wacker Liesing Wien
1. St. Pöltener SC
1914 Salzburger AK 1914
SC Austria Lustenau
1. Fünfhauser SK Wien
Turnerbund Dornbirn
1915 Liesinger ASK Wien [founded as FC Atzgersdorf Wien]
SC Austria Neuviehofen
1918 Polizei SV Wien
SC Melk
TSV Ampflwang
Schwarze Elf Klagenfurt
1919 SV Güssing [founded as Németújvári Sport-Club]
SC Neusiedl/See
SC Parndorf [founded as SC Parndorfer Sturm; merged 1988 with ESV Parndorf
to SC/ESV Parndorf]
TSU Prägraten
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 Haidbrunn- Wacker Wiener-Neustadt [founded as ESV Wacker Wiener-Neustadt]
SC Himberg
SV Erlach
SC Nagelberg [founded as ASV Alt-Nagelberg]
ASK Blumau
SC Siebenhirten [founded as FK Siebenhirten Bewegung]
ASK Götzendorf
SC Ebergassing
ASV Ebenfurth
ASC Leobersdorf
WSV Asta Oed
ATSV Hollabrunn
SV Braunau [dissolved 2001]
SK Vorwärts Steyr [founded as Steyrer Fußballklub Vorwärts]
ATSV Steyrermühl
ESV 1. Salzburger SK 1919
SV Schwarzach/Pongau
SV Feldbach [founded as Feldbacher Sportvereinigung]
SC Gleisdorf
ASV Gösting Graz [founded as Blaue Elf Gösting]
1. FC Leoben [founded as AAC Leoben]
ASK Mürzzuschlag [founded as ATUS Mürzzuschlag]
Innsbrucker ASK
SC Kufstein [merged 1987 with ESV Kufstein to FC Kufstein]
FC Rätia Bludenz [founded as FC Bludenz]
Post SV Wien [founded as Sportverein der Post- Telegraphen- und
Fernsprechangestellten Österreichs]
SV Aspern Wien [founded as Asperner Sportklub]
SV Langenzersdorf Wien
ATSV Attnang
Kapfenberger SV
SC Bruck/Mur [founded as AAC Bruck/Mur]
Kremser SC [founded as 1. Kremser SC]
Amateursportklub Klagenfurt [merged 1923 with Kaufmännischer SK Klagenfurt]
SC Schwarz-Weiß Bregenz [founded as FC Bregenz, disbanded 2005]
FC Tulln [founded as SV Tulln]
ASK Bad Vöslau [founded as SK Vöslau]
ASC Sturm St. Pölten
ASK Vösendorf [founded as SC Hennersdorf; merged 1976 with Austria Brunn
to ASV Austria Vösendorf]
1. Wiener Neudorfer Sportvereinigung
ATSV Wöllersdorf-Steinabrückl [founded as ATSV Wöllersdorf]
ASV Zillingdorf [merged 1949 with ASK Zillingdorf-Werk to SV Zillingdorf]
ASK Traiskirchen
1920 SK Austria Klagenfurt [founded as Kaufmännischer SK Klagenfurt]
Klagenfurter SV
Villacher SV
SV Faakersee Gödersdorf
ASV Hohenau
SC Marchegg
BSV Ortmann
1. SC Sollenau [founded as SK Sollenau]
SC Lanzenkirchen
ASV Spratzern
SV St. Andrä-Wördern [founded as Freiheit St. Andrä-Wördern]
ASV Bewegung Steyr
SK Amateure Steyr [founded as SK Freiheit Steyr]
SV Vöcklabruck [merged 1999 with ASKÖ Vöcklabruck to 1. FC Vöcklabruck]
ATSV Kohlgrube Wolfsegg
1. Oberndorfer SK 1920
WSV Zeltweg
ESV Ostbahn Olympia XI Wien
ESV Südost Wien
SC Mannswörth Wien
Breitensee WAT 16 Wien [founded as SV Breitensee Wien]
SKV Feuerwehr Wien [merged 1989 with Brigittenauer AC Wien]
SV Stickstoff Linz [founded as ASK Sparta Linz] [disbanded]
ATSV Holzleithen
ASK Red Star Knittelfeld [founded as ATV Rote Elf Knittelfeld]
Militär-Polizei SV Graz [disbanded]
Grazer Germania [disbanded]
Rapid Graz [disbanded]
Amateure Graz [disbanded]
FC Judenburg [founded as AAC Judenburg, merged 1989 with Blaue Elf Judenburg]
ASK Trautmannsdorf
SC Josefstadt Wiener-Neustadt
FC Zwölfaxing
Schwarze Elf St. Pölten [merged with BSV Voith St. Pölten to VSE St. Pölten]
ASC Teesdorf
Union Atzgersdorf Wien
Unitas Baden
SV Langenzersdorf
SV Laxenburg
SC Mannswörth
SC Steinabrückl
Arminen Stockerau
With thanks to Radek Jelínek
Sources: [ÖFB 78], [Sch 51], [SFV 61], [Grü 00]
Prepared and maintained by Hans Schöggl for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Author: Hans Schöggl
(Hans.Schoeggl@sbg.ac.at)
Last updated: 3 Jan 2008
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