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Skiatook, Oklahoma

John Zink Boy Scout Ranch-which council? Chris 00:58, 14 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I believe it is part of Indian Nations, the Council that serves Tulsa Jzwei 20:31, 4 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Historical council information to be folded in

Historical council information to be folded in -Kintetsubuffalo (talk • contribs) 22:05, 20 September 2006

Hook, James; Franck, Dave; Austin, Steve (1982). An Aid to Collecting Selected Council Shoulder Patches with Valuation.

* Oklahoma Guthrie 1917 1918

Oklahoma Miami 1921 ended 1921

Oklahoma 476 Hobart 1922 1925 ended 1925

Oklahoma Durant 1921 1923 changed name to Kiamichi Area 736 1926 1923

Oklahoma 736 Kiamichi Area 1926 1930 dissolved into 568, 580, 468 and 484 1930

Oklahoma 468 Ardmore 1918 1925 merged into Red River Area 468 1925

Oklahoma 475 Garvin and McClain Area 1922 1925 merged into Red River Area 468 1925

Oklahoma 468 Red River Area 1925 1930 changed name to Chickasaw 468 1930

Oklahoma 468 Chickasaw 1930 1945 merged into Arbuckle Area 468 1945

Oklahoma 484 Pontotoc County 1920 July 8 1945 merged into Arbuckle Area 468 1945

Oklahoma 468 Arbuckle Area 1946

Oklahoma 482 Pawhuska 1922 1923 changed name to Osage County 482 1923

Oklahoma 469 Bartlesville 1917 1925 changed name to Cherokee Area 469 1925

Oklahoma 482 Osage County 1923 1925 changed name to Osage and Pawnee Counties 482 1925

Oklahoma 482 Osage and Pawnee Counties 1925 1926 changed name to Pawhuska 482 1926

Oklahoma 482 Pawhuska 1926 1927 merged into Cherokee Area 469 1928

Oklahoma 566 Northeastern Oklahoma 1927 1929 merged into Cherokee Area 469 1929

Oklahoma 469 Cherokee Area 1925 http://www.cherokeescouter.org

Oklahoma Stillwater 1920 1922 merged into Cimarron Valley 473 1922

Oklahoma Creek County 1922 merged into Cimarron Valley 473 1922

Oklahoma 474 Enid 1921 1923 changed name to Garfield County 474 1923

Oklahoma 483 Ponca City 1921 1926 changed name to Noble-Kay Counties 483 1926

Oklahoma 474 Garfield County 1923 1927 merged into Great Salt Plains 474 1927

Oklahoma 570 Northwest Oklahoma 1927 1928 merged into Great Salt Plains 474 1928

Oklahoma 483 Noble-Kay Counties 1926 1929 changed name to Northern Oklahoma 483 1929

Oklahoma 483 Northern Oklahoma 1929 1930 changed name to Ponca Area 1931

Oklahoma 483 Ponca Area 1931 1936 changed name to Northern Oklahoma 483 1936

Oklahoma 473 Cimarron Valley Area 1922 1948 merged into Will Rogers 473 1948

Oklahoma 483 Northern Oklahoma 1936 1948 merged into Will Rogers 473 1948

Oklahoma 473 Will Rogers 1948 May 2000 merged into Cimarron May 2000

Oklahoma 474 Great Salt Plains 1927 May 2000 merged into Cimarron May 2000

Oklahoma 473 Cimarron May 2000

Oklahoma 485 Shawnee 1919 1922 changed name to Pottawatomie 485 1922

Oklahoma Jackson County 1920 1922 changed name to Navajo Mountain Area 476 1925

Oklahoma 487 Stephens County 1921 1924 changed name to Jefferson-Stephens Area 487 1924

Oklahoma 472 Comanche County 1922 1925 changed name to Black Beaver Area 472 1925

Oklahoma 471 Chickasha 1918 1926 changed name to Grady County 471 1926

Oklahoma 472 Black Beaver Area 1925 1927 merged into Navajo Mountain Area 476 1927

Oklahoma 479 Norman 1920 1927 merged into Oklahoma City 480 1927

Oklahoma 485 Pottawatomie 1922 1927 changed name to Canadian Valley 485 1927

Oklahoma 475 Ca-Bla-Ki 1927 1928 merged into Oklahoma County 480 1928

Oklahoma 480 Oklahoma City 1917 1928 merged into Oklahoma County 480 1928

Oklahoma 471 Grady County 1926 1930 merged into Black Beaver 471 1930

Oklahoma 476 Navajo Mountain Area 1925 1930 merged into Black Beaver 471 1930

Oklahoma 480 Oklahoma County 1928 1930 changed name to Central Oklahoma 480 1930

Oklahoma 487 Jefferson-Stephens Area 1924 1930 changed name to Je-Ste-Co 487 1930

Oklahoma 487 Je-Ste-Co 1930 1932 merged into Black Beaver 471 1932

Oklahoma 470 Washita Valley 1927 1933 merged into Central Oklahoma 480 1933

Oklahoma 480 Central Oklahoma 1930 1939 merged into Last Frontier 480 1939

Oklahoma 485 Canadian Valley 1927 1947 merged into Last Frontier 480 1947

Oklahoma 471 Black Beaver 1930 1996 April 1 merged into Last Frontier 480 1996 April 1

Oklahoma 480 Last Frontier 1939 http://www.lastfrontiercouncil.org

Oklahoma 477 Pittsburg County 1920 1921 changed name to McAlester 477 1921

Oklahoma 488 Tulsa 1917 1921 changed name to Tulsa County Area 488 1921

Oklahoma Drumright 1920 1922 merged into Creek County 486 1922

Oklahoma 470 South Creek County 1922 1923 changed name to Bristow 470 1923

Oklahoma 486 Sapulpa 1920 1925 changed name to Creek County 486 1925

Oklahoma 477 McAlester 1921 1926 changed name to Choctaw Area 477 1926

Oklahoma 470 Bristow 1923 1925 merged into Okmulgee 481 1927

Oklahoma 478 Muskogee 1917 1927 changed name to Muskogee Area 478 1927

Oklahoma 481 Okmulgee 1919 1927 changed name to Okmulgee County 481 1927

Oklahoma 481 Creek County 1927 1928 merged into Creek Nation Area 481 1928

Oklahoma 486 Creek County 1925 1928 merged into Creek Nation Area 481 1928

Oklahoma 478 Muskogee Area 1927 1949 changed name to Eastern Oklahoma 478 1949

Oklahoma 481 Creek Nation Area 1928 1957 merged into Indiana Nations 488 1957

Oklahoma 488 Tulsa County Area 1921 1957 merged into Indiana Nations 488 1957

Oklahoma 477 Choctaw Area 1926 1971 merged into Indian Nations 488 1971

Oklahoma 478 Eastern Oklahoma Area 1949 1983 merged into Indian Nations 488 1983

Oklahoma 488 Indian Nations 1957

~~In 1928, the Tex-Okla Council (#489) was founded and merged into the Adobe Walls Council (#569) in 1931.~~

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