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Girone A

Venezia Giulia

1. Ponziana Trieste was invited by Josip Broz Tito to join the Yugoslavian Premier League for the 1946-47 season. They accepted, but they maintained a reserve team in the Italian Serie C too.
2. Ampelea Isola d'Istria left the Italian Football Federation at the end of the season and joined the Yugoslavian league as MNK Izola.

Girone B

Eastern Veneto

Girone C

Western Veneto

Girone D - Piedmont

1. Asti qualified to the semifinals after qualification match with Rapallo Ruentes.
2. 1 point deducted.

Girone D - Liguria

1. Asti qualified to the semifinals after qualification match with Rapallo Ruentes.
2. Later admitted to Serie B in place of Ausonia Spezia.

Girone E

Northern Lombardy

Girone F

Western Lombardy

1. Voluntary relegated.

Girone G

Eastern Lombardy

Girone H

Southern Lombardy

1. ^ 1 point deducted.

Girone I

Emilia

1. Excluded from the semifinals for disciplinary reasons.

Semifinals

Girone A

Girone B

Girone A

Tuscany

1. ^ Later admitted to Serie B.
2. Played as guest for war damages to their stadium. Readmitted by right in Serie B.
3. Later admitted to Serie B following 1943 results.
4. ^ Relegated and later readmitted to 1946–47 Serie C.

Girone B

Umbria and Marche

1. The club was admitted to 1946–47 Serie B at first, but renounced to take part for financial reasons.
2. 1 point deducted.
3. ^ Relegated and later readmitted to 1946–47 Serie C.

Girone C

Lazio and Abruzzo

1. ^ Merged with Alba Ala Roma at the end of the season to form US Alba Trastevere.
2. Later admitted to Serie B.
3. Later admitted to Serie B following 1943 results.
4. Merged with fresh-promoted Almas Roma after this season.
5. 1 point deducted.

Girone D

Campania and Basilicata

1. Not promoted because playing this championship only as special guests.
2. ^ Voluntary relegated for debts.
3. Promoted as best titular club of this group.
4. Later admitted to Serie B.
5. Relegated and later readmitted to 1946–47 Serie C.
6. Excluded during the Championship, but later readmitted to 1946–47 Serie C.

Girone E

Apulia

1. ^ Later admitted to Serie B.
2. Pro Italia Taranto merged with Audace Taranto at the end of the season to form A.S. Taranto.

Girone F

Calabria and Sicily

1. Merged with Palermo at the end of the season.
2. Promoted as best titular club of this group.
3. ^ Later admitted to Serie B.
4. ^ Virtus Catania and U.S. Catanese merged at the end of the season to form Catania 1946.
5. 1 point deducted.
6. Volutary relegated for debts.
7. Retired during the championship.

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