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This is a list of '''former regional [[Australian rules football]] leagues in [[Australian rules football in South Australia|South Australia]]'''

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! width="300" | Name
! width="70" | Founded
! width="70" | Ended
! width="200" | Reason
! width="300" | Previous Names
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| Albert District Football Association
| 1920
| 1926 <ref>((cite news |title=Albert District Football Association Funds |url=https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/109245163 |accessdate=2 April 2020 |agency=The Murray Pioneer and Australian River Record |publisher=The Murray Pty. Ltd. |date=10 November 1938 |location=Renmark |page=10))</ref>
| 
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| Alexandra Football Association
| 1913
| 1923
| In recess 1916-21
|
|-
| Barossa & Light Football Association
| 1908
| 1986
| Merged with Gawler and District Football Association to form [[Barossa Light & Gawler Football Association]]<ref name=GDFLhist>((cite web|last1=Laidlaw|first1=Robert|title=The Gawler & District Football League 1889-1987|url=http://sgfc.net.au/wp-content/uploads/GDFL_Premiership_Listing_1889-1987.pdf|website=South Gawler Football Club|publisher=South Gawler Football Club|accessdate=8 December 2014))</ref>
|
|-
| Barossa & Murray Valley Football Association
| 1947 <ref>((cite news |title=Football Season Opens - Murray Valley Assn. Wins Growing Interest |url=https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/166398235 |accessdate=2 April 2020 |agency=The Leader |date=8 May 1947 |location=Angaston |page=1))</ref>
| 1956
| in recess 1949-1954
|
|-
| Belalie District Football Association
| 1929
| 1949
| 
| Jamestown Football Association (1929–33)
|-
| Blue Lake Football Association
| 1931
| 1937
| 
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|-
| Booboorowie Football Association
| 1925
| 1933
| 
|
|-
| Border Downs Football Association
| 1930
| 1932
| 
| Midland Downs Football Association (1930–31)
|-
| Boundary District Football Association
| 1928
| 1934
| 
|
|-
| Broughton Football League
| 1910
| 1980 <ref name=BroughtonFL>((cite web|last1=Devaney|first1=John|title=Broughton Mundoora|url=http://footybets.com/clubs/info/Broughton%250BMundoora/1954|website=AustralianFootball.com|publisher=Full Points Publications|accessdate=8 December 2014))</ref>
| 
| Broughton Football Association (1910–49)
|-
| Broughton Central Football Association
| 1912
| 1939
| In recess 1932-35
| North Western Football Association (1912–13)
|-
| Brown's Well Football Association
| 1920
| 1968
| merged 1926-31 as part of the Loxton Brown's Well Football Association
| 
|-
| Brown's Well Line Football Association
| 1913
| 1914
| 
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|-
| Bundaleer Football Association
| 1939
| 1940
| 
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|-
| Burra Football Association
| 1905
| 1940
| In recess 1925-31
|
|-
| Cardwell Football Association
| 1945
| 1954
| 
| Merged with Lake Albert Football Association to form Lakes District Football Association
|-
| Carrow Football Association
| 1920
| 1932
| In recess 1924-25
|
|-
| Central Football Association
| 1926
| 1937
| 
| Caralue Football Association (1926–34)
|-
| Central Areas Football Association
| 1946
| 1956
| 
| 
|-
| Central Peebinga Line Football Association
| 1928
| 1937
| In recess 1936
|
|-
| Central South Eastern & Border District Football Association
| 1924
| 1927
| In recess 1926
| Central South Eastern Football Association (1924)
|-
| Central Yorke Peninsula Football Association
| 1909
| 1921
| In recess 1915-18 ([[World War I]]), absorbed into Southern Yorke Peninsula Football Association
|
|-
| Cleve & Districts Football Association
| 1909
| 1961
| In recess 1914-18 ([[World War I]]), 1941-45 ([[World War II]]), merged with Franklin Harbour Football Association to form Cleve Cowell Football League
| 
|-
| County Eyre Football Association
| 1931
| 1946
| In recess 1934, 1941-44 ([[World War II]])
|
|-
| County Jervois Football League
| 1962
| 1988
| merged with Kimba Football Association to form [[Eastern Eyre Football League]]
| Cleve Cowell Football League (1962–63) 
|-
| Cummins Football Association
| 1931
| 1931
| 
|
|-
| Drainage Areas Football Association
| 1920
| 1926 <ref>((cite news|title=Football - Big Meeting at Millicent|url=http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/77691029|accessdate=5 February 2017|agency=Border Watch|date=7 April 1927))</ref>
| 
| Millicent Football Association (1907-1914)
|-
| East Murray Football Association
| 1921
| 1970
| 
|
|-
| Eastern Eyre Peninsula Football Association
| 1920
| 1962
| In recess 1924, 1941-44 ([[World War II]])
| 
|-
| Eastern Yorke Peninsula Football Association
| 1913
| 1935
| In recess 1916-20
|
|-
| Far Northern Football Association
| 1925
| 1962
| In recess 1930, 1935–49
|
|-
| Far West Football Association
| 1924
| 1960
| In recess 1941-46 ([[World War II]])
|
|-
| Fleurieu Peninsula Football Association
| 1934
| 1934
| 
|
|-
| Flinders Football Association
| 1912
| 1978
| In recess 1914-18 ([[World War I]]), 1941-44 ([[World War II]])
|
|-
| Forster On Murray Football Association
| 1923
| 1929
| 
|
|-
| Franklin Harbour Football Association
| 1900
| 1961
| merged with Cleve & Districts Football Association to form Cleve Cowell Football League
| 
|-
| Gawler and District Football Association
| 1889
| 1986
| Merged with Barossa & Light Football Association to form [[Barossa Light & Gawler Football Association]]<ref name=GDFLhist />
| Gawler Football Association
|-
| Gilbert Football Association
| 1921
| 1934
| 
|
|-
| Golden Vale Football Association
| 1924
| 1928
| 
|
|-
| Gordon Football Association
| 1923
| 1929
| 
|
|-
| Great Northern Football Association
| 1936
| 1960
| merged with [[Whyalla Football League]] & Port Pirie Football Association to form [[Spencer Gulf Football League]]<ref name=SGFLform>((cite web|title=Port Augusta: Leisure and Tourism: Football|url=http://www.samemory.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=1045|website=SA Memory| date=8 April 2008 |publisher=State Library of South Australia|accessdate=8 December 2014))</ref>
|
|-
| Hills Football Association
| 1902
| 1961
| In recess 1915-18 ([[World War I]]), 1930–37, 1940-44 ([[World War II]])
| 
|-
| Hills Central Football Association
| 1923
| 1966
| In recess 1941-45 ([[World War II]]), merged with Torrens Valley Football Association to form [[Hills Football League]]
| 
|-
| Kadina & Wallaroo Junior Football Association
| 1911
| 1936
| In recess 1916-18 ([[World War I]]), merged with Moonta & Districts Junior Football Association to form Yorke Peninsula Junior Football Association
|
|-
| Karte & District Football Association
| 1926
| 1937
| 
| Peebinga Kingsford Football Association (1926–29)<br />
Kingsford & Border Football Association (1930–34)
|-
| Kimba Football Association
| 1920
| 1988
| merged with County Jervois Football League to form [[Eastern Eyre Football League]]
| 
|-
| Kooringa Football Association
| 1925
| 1930
| 
|
|-
| Kowree Naracoorte Football League
| 1936
| 1992
| Merged with Tatiara Football League to form [[Kowree-Naracoorte-Tatiara Football League]]<ref name=KNTFLmerge>((cite web|title=Kowree Naracoorte Tatiara Football League Inc.|url=http://www.foxsportspulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=0-3798-0-0-0|website=Kowree Naracoorte Tatiara Football League Inc.|publisher=Kowree Naracoorte Tatiara Football League Inc.|accessdate=6 December 2014))</ref>
| Kowree Football Association (1936)
|-
| Lake Albert Football Association
| 1946
| 1948
| 
| Merged with Cardwell Football Association to form Lakes District Football Association
|-
| Lakes District Football Association
| 1945
| 1954
| 
| 
|-
| Lameroo & Districts Football Association
| 1925
| 1993
| Merged with Murray Lands Football League to form [[Mallee Football League (South Australia)|Mallee Football League]]<ref name=MalleeFLmerge>((cite web|title=Welcome to the Mallee Football League|url=http://www.foxsportspulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-7567-0-0-0|website=Mallee Football League (SA)|publisher=Mallee Football League (SA)|accessdate=6 December 2014))</ref>
|
|-
| Lameroo & Western Football Association
| 1923
| 1924
| 
|
|-
| Le Hunte Football League
| 1919
| 1987
| In recess 1941-45 ([[World War II]]),<br /> merged with Streaky Bay Football League to form [[Mid West Football League]]<ref name=MWFLmerge>((cite web|title=League and Clubs|url=http://www.foxsportspulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-6236-0-0-0&sID=182936|website=Mid West Football League|publisher=Mid West Football League|accessdate=6 December 2014))</ref>
| Central Eyre Peninsula Football Association (1919–41)
|-
| Lower North Football Association
| 1925
| 1952
| In recess 1932-35, 1941-45 ([[World War II]])
|
|-
| Loxton Brown's Well Football Association
| 1926
| 1931
| 
| 
|-
| Loxton & District Football Association
| 1932
| 1940
| 
| 
|-
| Loxton Line Football Association
| 1909
| 1925
| In recess 1916-1918 ([[World War I]]); merged with Brown's Well Football Association to form Loxton Brown's Well Football Association
| Loxton Football Association (1909-1915)
|-
|Mallee Football League
|1994
|2022
|4 clubs - Border Downs/Tintinara, Murrayville, Karoonda Districts and Peake & District either merged or moved to other leagues
|
|-
| Marble Range Football Association
| 1934
| 1936
| 
|
|-
| Martindale Football Association
| 1927
| 1927
| 
|
|-
| [[Mid Murray Football Association]]
| 1910
| 2009 <ref name=MMFAfold>((cite news|last1=Tanner|first1=Deb|title=Time's Up For The Mid Murray Football League (Media Release)|url=http://www.countryfooty.com.au/MidMurray.htm|accessdate=8 December 2014|agency=countryfooty.com.au|publisher=countryfooty.com.au|date=2009))</ref>
| 
|
|-
| Mid North Football Association
| 1910
| 1975
| 
|
|-
| Mid Western Football Association
| 1913
| 1955
| In recess 1915-25, 1929–47
|
|-
| Mid Western Junior Football Association
| 1922
| 1922
| 
|
|-
| Millicent Football Association
| 1907
| 1914
| Abandoned due to [[World War I]], reformed as Drainage Areas Football Association
|
|-
| Moonta & District Junior Football Association
| 1914
| 1936
| In recess 1916-18 ([[World War I]]), merged with Kadina & Wallaroo Junior Football Association to form Yorke Peninsula Junior Football Association
| Moonta Junior Football Association (1914-1926)
|-
| Mount Gambier Football Association
| 1894
| 1914
| Player numbers affected by [[World War I]] enlistments
|
|-
| Mount Lock Football Association
| 1921
| 1933
| 
|
|-
| Mount Lofty Football Association
| 1921
| 1938
| 
|
|-
| Murray Bridge Football Association
| 1922
| 1925
| 
|
|-
| Murray Downs Football Association
| 1920
| 1940
| In recess 1924-25
| Lower Murray Football Association (1923)
|-
| Murray Lands Football League
| 1923
| 1993
| merged with Lameroo & Districts Football League to form [[Mallee Football League (South Australia)|Mallee Football League]]<ref name=MalleeFLmerge />
|
|-
| Murray Mallee Football Association
| 1932
| 1940
| 
| Central Murray Football Association (1932)
|-
| Murray Ranges Football Association
| 1922
| 1935
| 
|
|-
| Murray River Football Association
| 1919
| 1931
| In recess 1927-29
|
|-
| Murray Valley Football Association
| 1921
| 1934
| 
|
|-
| Naracoote Football Association
| 1935
| 1935
| 
|
|-
| Narracoote Football Association
| 1912
| 1913
| 
|
|-
| North Gambier Football Association
| 1931
| 1934
| 
|
|-
| North West Goldfields Football Association
| 1935
| 1935
| 
|
|-
| North Western Football Association
| 1911
| 1963
| 
| North Western Yorke Peninsula Football Association (1930s)
|-
| Northern Districts Football Association
| 1979
| 1984
| 
|
|-
| Northern Football Association
| 1889
| 1889
| 
|
|-
| Olary Ridge Football Association
| 1935
| 1935
| 
|
|-
| Orroroo Football Association
| 1914
| 1923
| 
|
|-
| Peake & District Football Association
| 1925
| 1940
| 
|
|-
| Peterborough & Districts Football Association
| 1911
| 1961
| In recess 1916-18 ([[World War I]]), 1936, 1942-44 ([[World War II]])
| Petersburg Football Association (1911–15)<br />
North Eastern Football Association (1919–26, 1929–38, 1945–58)<br />
Peterborough Football Association (1927–28, 1939–41)
|-
| Pinnaroo & Border Football Association
| 1910
| 1954
| 
| Pinnaroo Football Association (1910–15)
|-
| Port Augusta Football Association
| 1912
| 1934
| In recess 1916 ([[World War I]])
|
|-
| Port Pirie Football Association
| 1893
| 1960
| merged with [[Whyalla Football League]] & Great Northern Football Association to form [[Spencer Gulf Football League]]<ref name=SGFLform />
| 
|-
| Port Pirie Shiftworkers Football Association
| 1923
| 1930
| 
|
|-
| Port Pirie United Churches Football Association
| 
| 
| 
|
|-
| Quorn Football Association
| 1918
| 1954
| In recess 1928-32, 1939, 194-45 ([[World War II]])
|
|-
| Rocky River Football Association
| 1945
| 1945
| 
|
|-
| Rudall Centre Football Association
| 1929
| 1947
| In recess 1941-45 ([[World War II]])
| Middle Areas Football Association (1929–40)
|-
| Rudall District Football Association
| 1935
| 1940
| 
| 
|-
| South East & Border Football League
| 1946
| 1963
| merged with Western Districts Football League to form [[Western Border Football League]]<ref name=WBFLref>((cite web|title=Western Border Football League|url=http://www.australianrulesfootball.com.au/pages/WesternBorderFL|website=AustralianRulesFootball.com.au|accessdate=8 December 2014))</ref>
| Mount Gambier & District Football Association (1946–47)
|-
| South Eastern Country Football Association
| 1929
| 1930
| 
|
|-
| South Eastern Football Association
| 1926
| 1935
| Folded, clubs joined the [[Mid South Eastern Football League]]
|
|-
| Southern Ports Football Association
| 1928
| 1965
| 
|
|-
| Southern Yorke Peninsula Football Association
| 1908
| 1993
| In recess 1916-18 ([[World War I]]), 1941-44 ([[World War II]]), merged with Yorke Valley Football Association to form [[Yorke Peninsula Football League]]
| Central & Southern Yorke Peninsula Football Association (1923)
|-
| Spalding Football Association
| 1924
| 1926
| 
|
|-
| [[Stanley Football Association]]
| 1915
| 1936
| In recess 1916-17 ([[World War I]]), 1919. Joined the [[Mid North|Mid North Association]] following the 1936 season
| 
|-
| Streaky Bay Football League
| 1923
| 1987
| In recess 1941-45 ([[World War II]]), <br />merged with Le Hunte Football League to form [[Mid West Football League]]<ref name=MWFLmerge />
| Central Flinders Football Association (1923–40)
|-
| Tatiara Football League
| 1911
| 1992
| merged with Kowree Naracoorte Football League to form [[Kowree-Naracoorte-Tatiara Football League]]<ref name=KNTFLmerge />
|
|-
| Torrens Valley Football Association
| 1921
| 1966
| In recess 1940-45 ([[World War II]]), merged with Hills Central Football Association to form [[Hills Football League]]
|
|-
| Wakefield Football Association
| 1925
| 1939
| 
|
|-
| Wakefield, Light & Gilbert Football Association
| 1904
| 1905
| 
|
|-
| Warratta Football Association
| 1910
| 1914
| 
|
|-
| Western Areas Football Association
| 1908
| 1961
| 
|
|-
| Western Flinders Football Association
| 1924
| 1938
| 
|
|-
| Willochra Football Association
| 1920
| 1936
| 
| Mount Remarkable Football Association (1920–23)
|-
| Wooroora Football Association
| 1909
| 1925
| folded due to financial issues
|
|-
| Yackamoorundie Football Association
| 1912
| 1924
| In recess 1914-18 ([[World War I]]), clubs transferred to Moorundie Football Association
|
|-
| Yackilowie Football Association
| 1914
| 1921
| 
|
|-
| Yorke Peninsula Football Association
| 1887
| 1960
| In recess 1895, 1916-18 ([[World War I]]), 1941-44 ([[World War II]])
|
|-
| Yorke Peninsula Junior Football Association
| 1937
| 1946
| 
|
|-
| Yorke Valley Football League
| 1910
| 1993
| In recess 1916-18 ([[World War I]]), 1937-45 ([[World War II]]), merged with Southern Yorke Peninsula Football Association to form [[Yorke Peninsula Football League]]
| Northern Yorke Peninsula Football Association (1910–24) <br />
Northern and Mid Yorke Peninsula Football Association (1925–29)
|-
|}

==See also==
South Australian Country Football Digest - Peter Lines

==References==
((reflist))

==External links==

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