Official name (home town) Foundation date
Club Oruro Royal May 26 1896 (7)
Club The Strongest (La Paz) Apr 8 1908 (3)
Club Bolívar Nimbles (Oruro) Jul 24 1908
Stormer's Sporting Club (Sucre) Jan 25 1914
Bolivian Eagle (Tarija) Apr 28 1918
Royal Obrero (Tarija) May 1 1918
Club 15 de Abril (Tarija) 1919
Unión Maestranza (Viacha) Aug 6 1922
Club Universitario (La Paz) Sep 23 1922
Club Bolívar (La Paz) Apr 12 1925
Club Atlético Alianza (La Paz) Oct 12 1929
Club Independiente Petrolero (Sucre) 1932
Club Unión Central (Tarija) Apr 4 1932
Club Always Ready (La Paz) Apr 13 1933
Club Aurora (Cochabamba) May 27 1935
Olympic Club (La Paz) Jun 13 1937
Club Deportivo Rosario Central (Oruro) May 3 1940
Deportivo 16 de Julio (La Paz) Jul 16 1940
Club Cultural y Deportivo White Star (La Paz) Apr 18 1941
Club Real Potosí Oct 20 1941 (2)
Club Deportivo San José (Oruro) Mar 19 1942
Club Social, Cultural y Deportivo Blooming (Santa Cruz) May 1 1946
Club Deportivo García Agreda (Tarija) Feb 28 1948
Club Destroyers (Santa Cruz) Sep 14 1948
Club Jorge Wilstermann (Cochabamba) Nov 24 1949 (4)
Club Atlético Ciclón (Tarija) Sep 21 1951
Club Deportivo Guabirá (Montero) 1953 (6)
Club 31 de Octubre (La Paz) Nov 21 1954
Club Deportivo Oriente Petrolero (Santa Cruz) Nov 5 1955
Club Enrique Happ (Cochabamba) Sep 24 1960
Club Universitario San Francisco Xavier de Sucre Apr 5 1962
Municipal Braniff (Santa Cruz) Mar 23 1963 (5)
Libertad (Santa Cruz) May 27 1965
Club Deportivo Cultural Fraternidad Tigres (El Alto) Dec 25 1966
Real América (Santa Cruz) Oct 12 1968
24 de Septiembre (Santa Cruz) Sep 24 1969
Deportivo Cooper (Santa Cruz) Jul 12 1980
Academia del Balompié Boliviano (La Paz) Jul 28 1985 (8)
La Paz Futbol Club May 30 1989 (1)
Club Fibracon (La Paz) Aug 2 1990
Club Deportivo Bancruz Piraí (Santa Cruz) Sep 24 1992
Club Ramiro Castillo (La Paz) May 27 1993
Deportivo Zuraca (La Paz) Jul 28 1995
Club Deportivo Real Mamoré (Trinidad) Mar 15 2006
(1) Founded as Atlético González
(2) Founded as founded as Bamin Real Potosí in a merger between
Club Deportivo Bamin and Academia de Fútbol Real Potosí.
(3) Founded as Strong Football Club
(4) Founded as San José de la Banda
(5) Founded as Municipal, now is disbanded.
(6) Founded as Unión Maestranza.
(7) Founded as Oruro Foot Ball Club
(8) Founded as Asociación Banco do Brasil
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