History
The Lower South West Football League was formed when the Nelson Football Association and the Warren Football Association merged in 1959.
Clubs Participating in the Nelson FA were:
Bridgetown Warriors Bridgetown Rovers Nannup Greenbushes Balingup Boyup BrookClubs participating in the Warren FA were:
Deanmill Fire Brigades Jardee Manjimup Imperials Northcliffe Pemberton Palgarup (although folded in 1954)Since 1959 the LSWFL has lost two clubs, Greenbushes and Nannup, But have recently gained Kojonup from the Great Southern FL.
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