Southern FL Division One South & West
Champions: Windsor & Eton (1892) · Promoted: Windsor & Eton, Cirencester
Defunct · last season 2016-17
Split from Southern FL Eastern Division (1979–2006), Southern FL Western Division (1979–2006)
| Club | Stadium | City |
|---|---|---|
| A.F.C. Hayes | ||
| Abingdon United | Abingdon-on-Thames33,130 people | |
| AFC Totton | Snows Stadium | Totton and Eling28,653 people |
| Andover | ||
| Bedfont Green | ||
| Bishop's Cleeve | Kayte Lane | Bishop's Cleeve14,198 people |
| Bracknell Town | Bottom Meadow | Sandhurst20,373 people |
| Bridgwater Town | Fairfax Park | Bridgwater38,310 people |
| Cinderford Town | ||
| Cirencester Town | Corinium Stadium | Cirencester20,185 people |
| Frome Town | AlderSmith Stadium | Frome28,567 people |
| Gosport Borough | Privett Park | Gosport71,529 people |
| Hungerford Town | Bulpit Lane | Hungerford5,866 people |
| Mangotsfield United | Cossham Street | Mangotsfield |
| North Leigh | Eynsham Park | North Leigh2,127 people |
| Paulton Rovers | First 4 Pools Stadium | Paulton6,503 people |
| Taunton Town | Cygnet Health Care Stadium | Taunton60,479 people |
| Thatcham Town | ||
| Uxbridge | Honeycroft | London8,799,728 people |
| VT | ||
| Windsor & Eton (1892) | Windsor32,184 people | |
| Yate Town | The Jelf Stadium | Yate23,701 people |
Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), API-Football · Data sources