Swedish bandy clubs play in the Swedish bandy league system, where the top-tier is Elitserien and lower levers are Allsvenskan, Division 1 and Division 2. The lower levels are in turn divided into groups based on geography.
The Swedish championship is decided through a play-off for the eight best teams in Elitserien each year; the Swedish championship has been played every year since 1907. There is also a Swedish domestic cup tournament, Svenska Cupen, since 2005.
Here is a list of clubs which have an article at the English Wikipedia:
Club Home town Founded Home stadium Champ. Cup League 2014–15 AIK Solna 1891 Bergshamra IP 3 Division 2 Bollnäs GIF Bollnäs 1897 Sävstaås IP 2 Elitserien BS BolticGöta Karlstad 2000 Allsvenskan Broberg/Söderhamn Bandy Söderhamn 1919 Hällåsen 5 Elitserien Djurgårdens IF Stockholm 1891 Spånga IP 2 Division 1 Edsbyns IF Edsbyn 1909 Dina Arena 9 2 Elitserien Falu BS Falun 1935 Lugnets Isstadion 2 Division 1 GAIS Gothenburg 1894 Heden Elitserien Gripen Trollhättan BK Trollhättan 1936 Slättbergshallen Allsvenskan GT-76 Stockholm 1976 Gubbängens Idrottspark Division 1 Hammarby IF Stockholm 1897 Zinkensdamms IP 2 2 Elitserien Ljusdals BK Ljusdal 1943 Ljusdals IP 1 Elitserien IFK Malmö Malmö 1899 Sjöaltsvallen Division 1 IFK Motala Motala 1932 Motala Isstadion 1 Allsvenskan Örebro SK Örebro 1908 Vinterstadion 5 Allsvenskan Sandvikens AIK Sandviken 1901 Göransson Arena 9 5 Elitserien Selånger SK Sundsvall 1921 Allsvenskan IK Sirius Uppsala 1907 Studenternas IP 5 Elitserien Slottsbrons IF Slottsbron 1918 4 Division 1 IK Tellus Stockholm 1921 Allsvenskan Tillberga IK Tillberga 1930 Rocklunda IP Division 1 IFK Uppsala Uppsala 1895 Studenternas IP Division 2 Vetlanda BK Vetlanda 1945 Sapa Arena 3 Elitserien Villa Lidköping BK Lidköping 1934 Sparbanken Lidköping Arena Elitserien IFK Vänersborg Vänersborg 1903 Arena Vänersborg Elitserien Västerås SK Västerås 1904 ABB Arena 18 Elitserien
Defunct teams IF Boltic Oxelösunds IK
External links bandysidan svenskbandy (Swedish only)