The Ottawa District Minor Hockey Association is a minor ice hockey organization based out of the Ottawa, Ontario region of Canada.
The ODMHA comprises 10 Districts.
- District 1 Upper St Lawrence
- District 2 Lower St Lawrence
- District 3 Lower Ottawa Valley
- District 4 Rideau Carleton
- District 5 Upper Ottawa Valley
- District B Central Ottawa
- District 9 Gloucester
- District 10 Nepean
- District 11 Kanata
- District 12 Cumberland
There is one team per district in the AA and A competitive leagues.
- District 1 Rideau St Lawrence Kings
- District 2 Seaway Valley Rapids
- District 3 Eastern Ontario Cobras
- District 4 Ottawa Valley Silver Seven
- District 5 Upper Ottawa Valley Aces
- District B Ottawa Sting
- District 9 Gloucester Rangers
- District 10 Nepean Raiders
- District 11 Kanata Blazers
- District 12 Cumberland Jr. Grads
For the AAA level, ODMHA has five big "zones".
- Zone One Upper Canada Cyclones
- Zone Two Ottawa AAA Senators
- Zone Three Ottawa Valley Titans
- Zone Four Ottawa Jr.67's
- Zone Five Eastern Ontario Wild
The ODMHA's AAA league also allows Hockey Outaouais regional teams, as well as the Ontario Hockey Academy Mavericks and the CIHA Voyageurs to compete.
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