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Solna near Stockholm — the AIK club's ice hockey section was founded in 1921 and plays at Hovet, which holds 8,094 spectators.

Uppsala — the club plays its home games at Gränby ishall, which holds 2,862 spectators.

Karlskoga — originally known as Bofors IK, the club is based at Nobelhallen, which holds 5,000 spectators.

Oskarshamn — the club plays at the Be-Ge Hockey Center, which holds 3,275 spectators.

Kalmar — the club from south-eastern Sweden plays at Hatstore Arena, which holds 2,650 spectators.

Leksand — the club fields both men's and women's teams and is based at Tegera Arena, which holds 7,650 spectators.

Örnsköldsvik — founded in 1921 as Alfredshems IK, the club has played in HockeyAllsvenskan since 2025 and is based at Hägglunds Arena.

Mora — founded in 1935, the club has played 27 seasons in the top flight (most recently 2018-19), its best result a silver medal in 1950.

Nybro — ice hockey has been played in the town since 1946; the club spent 1968-1970 in the top flight and now plays at Liljas Arena.

Östersund — formed in 1965 by a merger of IK Boston and the ice hockey section of IFK Östersund, playing at Östersund Arena.

Södertälje — founded on 22 February 1902, the club plays at Scaniarinken, which holds 6,200 spectators.

Västerås — a multi-sport club founded in 1913; its ice hockey team plays at ABB Arena, which holds 4,496 spectators.

Vimmerby — founded in 1993, the club was promoted to HockeyAllsvenskan in the 2023-24 season and plays at VBO Arena.

Visby on Gotland — formed in 2001 by a merger of Roma IF and Visby AIK, the club has played in HockeyAllsvenskan since the 2026-27 season.