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Isthmian Division One South East

Champions: Cray Wanderers · Promoted: Cray Wanderers, Horsham (play-offs)

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Split from Isthmian Division One South (2002–2018)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Greenwich BoroughPrinces Parkopened 2006Dartford51,240 people4,100
Thamesmead TownPrinces Parkopened 2006Dartford51,240 people4,100
Hastings UnitedThe Pilot Fieldopened 1922Hastings91,053 people4,050
VCD AthleticThe Oakwoodopened 1916Crayford11,226 people1,180
Capacity not recorded yet
Ashford UnitedThe HomelandsKingsnorth12,024 people–
Cray WanderersFlamingo ParkChislehurst14,831 people–
East Grinstead TownEast CourtEast Grinstead27,785 people–
Faversham TownAquatherm Stadium–
Guernsey–
Haywards Heath TownHanbury ParkHaywards Heath30,826 people–
Herne BayWinch's FieldHerne Bay38,385 people–
HorshamThe Camping World Community StadiumHorsham50,934 people–
Hythe Town–
Phoenix SportsBarnehurst10,418 people–
RamsgateWW Martin Community StadiumRamsgate41,907 people–
Sevenoaks TownGreatness ParkSevenoaks21,167 people–
SittingbourneThe Staxson StadiumSittingbourne54,392 people–
Three BridgesJubilee FieldThree Bridges–
Whitstable TownWhitstable30,195 people–
WhyteleafeChurch RoadWhyteleafe4,622 people–

Data coverage for Isthmian Division One South East →

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