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Club from the foot of the Semmering pass in Lower Austria, playing as Sportvereinigung Gloggnitz since 1922.

Traditional Vienna club from Hernals founded in 1883, three-time Austrian champion, playing at the new Sport-Club-Platz.

Vienna club and record champion of the Wiener Stadtliga, last winning it in 2021/22.

Burgenland club from Parndorf, playing at the Heidebodenstadion since its founding in 1919.

Lower Austrian club near Korneuburg, a regular second-tier participant in the past.

Club from Lower Austria's Industrieviertel region, first promoted to the Regionalliga in 2022 with a squad built mostly on its own youth academy.

Club from Mannsdorf an der Donau in the Marchfeld region, playing in the third tier continuously since 2016/17.

Lower Austrian club founded in 1922, playing home games at the 3,500-capacity Sparkasse Horn Arena.

The oldest still-existing club in Burgenland, founded in 1912 and the state's record champion.

Vienna club from the Favoriten district, founded in 1910.

Joint side built around Kremser SC, one of Austria's most traditional clubs from Krems an der Donau, founded in 1919.

Vienna club from Kaisermühlen, formed in 1921 through a merger and even played in the top flight in 1933/34.

Lower Austrian club from Traiskirchen, founded in 1927.

Vienna club from the Meidling district, playing in the third tier since 2019/20.

Successor club to the defunct SV Mattersburg from Burgenland, founded in 2020 and since risen quickly to the Regionalliga.

Vienna club from Favoriten, founded in 1921 by Czech immigrant labourers from the local Wienerberg brickworks.