Which state had the most Eagle Scouts in 2017? (And what happens when you adjust for population?)

By Bryan Wendell | March 6, 2018

Utah is our nation’s 45th state, but when it comes to Eagle Scouts, it’s No. 1.

In 2017, no state gave us more Eagle Scouts than Utah. It tops the list for at least the ninth year in a row — every year since 2009, the first year for which detailed Eagle Scout statistics were made available to me.

California, Texas, Pennsylvania and New York round out the top 5. That’s the same top 5 as 2016, with one exception: New York has bumped out North Carolina.

Combined, these five states account for 19,834 of 2017’s 55,494 Eagle Scouts. That’s roughly 36 percent.

Keep reading for the complete rankings.

Below that you’ll find the population-adjusted rankings, which even things out quite a bit. After all, it’s not fair to compare the number of Eagle Scouts in the state with the fewest young men under 18 (Vermont) to the state with the most (California).

2017 state-by-state rankings

Here are the 2017 state-by-state rankings, as well as the rank change from 2016 to 2017.

Example: The +2 for New York means that state’s rank jumped up two spots: from No. 7 in 2016 to No. 5 in 2017.

Rank	State	Eagle Scouts	Change
1	Utah	5,879	–
2	California	5,028	–
3	Texas	4,231	–
4	Pennsylvania	2,456	–
5	New York	2,240	+2
6	Virginia	2,099	–
7	North Carolina	1,998	-2
8	Ohio	1,928	–
9	Illinois	1,877	+1
10	Florida	1,695	-1
11	Arizona	1,601	+1
12	Georgia	1,547	-1
13	New Jersey	1,510	–
14	Missouri	1,439	–
15	Idaho	1,327	–
16	Washington	1,232	–
17	Michigan	1,127	–
18	Massachusetts	1,103	+1
19	Maryland	1,085	-1
20	Colorado	1,023	+1
21	Minnesota	1,011	-1
22	Indiana	943	–
23	Tennessee	932	+1
24	Wisconsin	907	-1
25	Connecticut	730	–
26	Kansas	674	–
27	South Carolina	662	–
28	Alabama	607	–
29	Nevada	570	+1
30	Oregon	563	-1
31	Iowa	539	–
32	Oklahoma	503	–
33	Kentucky	466	–
34	Louisiana	398	+2
35	Nebraska	394	-1
36	Mississippi	341	-1
37	Arkansas	285	+1
38	Hawaii	267	-1
39	Rhode Island	245	+1
40	West Virginia	226	+4
41	New Mexico	212	+1
42	New Hampshire	203	-3
43	Montana	185	-2
44	Maine	162	-1
45	Wyoming	150	–
46	North Dakota	112	+3
47	Delaware	105	+1
48	Alaska	101	-2
49	South Dakota	96	-2
50	Vermont	82	–

2017 state-by-state rankings (population-adjusted)

I used the data available here to find the number of under-18 boys in each state, as of 2016 (the most recent year available).

That allowed me to create the following population-adjusted list.

Notice that Utah remains No. 1, but less-populous states like Idaho, Rhode Island and Wyoming jumped into the top 10.

Higher-population states like Texas and California are in the bottom half of this list.

Rank	State	2017 Eagles	Under-18 Boys	Percent	Unadj. Rank
1	Utah	5,879	473,208	1.242%	1
2	Idaho	1,327	223,599	0.593%	15
3	Rhode Island	245	106,630	0.230%	39
4	Virginia	2,099	954,775	0.220%	6
5	Wyoming	150	71,499	0.210%	45
6	Missouri	1,439	709,558	0.203%	14
7	Arizona	1,601	831,671	0.193%	11
8	Connecticut	730	385,357	0.189%	25
9	Kansas	674	365,949	0.184%	26
10	Pennsylvania	2,456	1,369,452	0.179%	4
11	North Carolina	1,998	1,170,974	0.171%	7
12	Hawaii	267	158,306	0.169%	38
13	Nevada	570	346,353	0.165%	29
14	Nebraska	394	242,423	0.163%	35
15	Colorado	1,023	645,466	0.158%	20
16	Montana	185	116,750	0.158%	43
17	Maryland	1,085	687,341	0.158%	19
18	Massachusetts	1,103	703,757	0.157%	18
19	Minnesota	1,011	658,303	0.154%	21
20	New Hampshire	203	133,245	0.152%	42
21	New Jersey	1,510	1,013,202	0.149%	13
22	Washington	1,232	832,985	0.148%	16
23	Ohio	1,928	1,335,370	0.144%	8
24	Iowa	539	373,985	0.144%	31
25	Wisconsin	907	658,789	0.138%	24
26	Vermont	82	61,178	0.134%	50
27	Oregon	563	444,467	0.127%	30
28	Illinois	1,877	1,493,524	0.126%	9
29	North Dakota	112	90,390	0.124%	46
30	Maine	162	130,892	0.124%	44
31	Tennessee	932	765,988	0.122%	23
32	Georgia	1,547	1,278,704	0.121%	12
33	South Carolina	662	557,888	0.119%	27
34	West Virginia	226	192,005	0.118%	40
35	Indiana	943	806,023	0.117%	22
36	Texas	4,231	3,717,875	0.114%	3
37	Alabama	607	558,628	0.109%	28
38	California	5,028	4,643,422	0.108%	2
39	Alaska	101	96,271	0.105%	48
40	New York	2,240	2,136,402	0.105%	5
41	Oklahoma	503	491,652	0.102%	32
42	Delaware	105	103,663	0.101%	47
43	Michigan	1,127	1,120,643	0.101%	17
44	Mississippi	341	367,677	0.093%	36
45	Kentucky	466	517,439	0.090%	33
46	South Dakota	96	109,639	0.088%	49
47	New Mexico	212	250,140	0.085%	41
48	Florida	1,695	2,116,442	0.080%	10
49	Arkansas	285	360,793	0.079%	37
50	Louisiana	398	567,737	0.070%	34

What about Eagle Scouts who don’t live in one of the 50 states?

Not all Eagle Scouts live in one of the 50 states. Here’s the breakdown of Eagle Scouts living elsewhere.

Transatlantic Council: Serves Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia
Far East Council: Serves western Pacific countries
Direct Service: Serves Scouts living outside the U.S. in a country not covered by the Transatlantic or Far East councils

	2016	2017
Transatlantic	180	133
Puerto Rico	189	128
Far East	95	76
Washington, D.C.	19	31
Direct Service	7	1
Virgin Islands	1	1

What are the council-by-council numbers?

Some Scouters asked for this, so here it is. There are two sorted lists. The first is sorted by council number (find yours here); the second is sorted by number of Eagle Scouts.

Keep this in mind: There are small councils and large councils, so this list doesn’t tell the whole story.

Sorted by council number

	2016	2017
1 Greater Alabama	390	377
3 Alabama – Florida	43	38
4 Mobile Area	66	55
5 Tukabatchee Area	61	68
6 Black Warrior	35	41
10 Grand Canyon	1285	1421
11 Catalina	170	159
13 De Soto Area	10	7
16 Westark Area	102	115
18 Quapaw Area	155	145
22 Alameda	19	22
23 Mount Diablo – Silverado	347	342
27 Sequoia	138	121
28 San Francisco Bay Area	200	205
30 Southern Sierra	60	66
31 Pacific Skyline	187	226
32 Long Beach Area	61	68
33 Greater Los Angeles Area	575	547
35 Marin	43	43
39 Orange County	697	728
41 Redwood Empire	77	58
42 Piedmont	13	18
45 California Inland Empire	480	458
47 Golden Empire	525	537
49 San Diego – Imperial	456	453
51 Western Los Angeles Area	307	278
53 Los Padres	99	95
55 Santa Clara County (25 & 55 merged)	343	378
57 Ventura County	169	147
58 Verdugo Hills	85	83
59 Greater Yosemite	139	130
60 Pikes Peak	199	218
61 Denver Area	520	524
62 Longs Peak	223	212
63 Rocky Mountain	26	45
64 Western Colorado	41	51
66 Connecticut Rivers	424	393
67 Greenwich	18	14
69 Housatonic	25	27
70 Old North State	298	252
72 Connecticut Yankee	296	288
81 Del – Mar – Va	201	167
82 National Capital Area (VI merged into 82 in 2013)	1538	1589
83 Central Florida	407	459
84 South Florida	228	212
85 Gulf Stream	169	160
87 North Florida	267	258
88 Southwest Florida	141	121
89 West Central Florida	370	309
91 Chattahoochee	65	78
92 Atlanta Area	713	676
93 Georgia – Carolina	84	74
95 Flint River	161	138
96 Central Georgia	91	78
98 Alapaha Area	45	56
99 Coastal ( Empire) Georgia – 3/1/14	93	105
100 Northwest Georgia	56	40
101 Northeast Georgia	295	304
102 Maui County	22	33
104 Aloha	266	241
106 Ore – Ida	457	454
107 Grand Teton	606	669
111 Snake River	169	140
117 Prairielands	42	47
121 Lincoln Trails	30	52
127 Three Fires	379	386
129 Northeast Illinois	208	225
133 Illowa	103	79
138 W. D. Boyce	121	138
141 Mississippi Valley	60	52
144 Abraham Lincoln	63	56
145 Hoosier Trails	98	79
156 Buffalo Trace	97	96
157 Anthony Wayne Area	87	104
160 Crossroads of America	392	411
162 Sagamore	68	81
165 La Salle	94	107
172 Hawkeye Area	96	103
173 Winnebago	62	69
177 Mid – Iowa	178	188
178 Northeast Iowa	46	32
192 Coronado Area	58	46
194 Santa Fe Trail	15	22
197 Jayhawk Area	61	56
198 Quivira	150	133
204 Blue Grass	132	129
205 Lincoln Heritage	356	323
209 Calcasieu Area	17	24
211 Istrouma Area	132	122
212 Evangeline Area	45	46
213 Louisiana Purchase	46	52
214 Southeast Louisiana	84	118
215 Norwela	37	36
216 Katahdin Area	54	42
218 Pine Tree	125	120
220 Baltimore Area	516	517
221 Mason – Dixon	69	67
224 Cape Cod and Islands	26	44
227 The Spirit of Adventure	292	328
230 Nashua Valley	116	70
234 Western Massachusetts	83	90
244 Knox Trail	154	0
249 Old Colony	222	0
250 Northern Star	773	770
251 Mayflower		393
254 Mohegan	60	94
272 Great Lakes (merged into 784)	525	406
283 Twin Valley	47	50
286 Voyageurs Area	58	45
296 Central Minnesota	61	63
299 Gamehaven	50	63
302 Choctaw Area	14	21
303 Andrew Jackson	160	160
304 Pine Burr	84	76
306 Ozark Trails	138	158
307 Heart of America	757	934
311 Pony Express	87	85
312 Greater St. Louis Area	652	744
315 Montana	197	181
322 Overland Trails	74	67
324 Cornhusker	102	94
326 Mid – America	316	307
328 Las Vegas Area	424	463
329 Nevada Area	128	122
330 Daniel Webster	214	203
333 Northern New Jersey	316	331
341 Jersey Shore	110	126
347 Monmouth	237	227
358 Partriots’ Path	403	433
364 Twin Rivers	182	201
368 Baden – Powell	77	72
373 Longhouse	105	122
374 Hudson Valley	200	247
375 Five Rivers	61	42
376 Iroquois Trail	63	52
380 Greater Niagara Frontier	186	146
382 Allegheny Highlands	35	42
386 Theodore Roosevelt	191	289
388 Westchester – Putnam	171	176
397 Seneca Waterways	264	260
400 Leatherstocking	71	74
404 Suffolk County	295	336
405 Rip Van Winkle	26	26
412 Great Southwest	158	170
413 Conquistador	17	20
414 Daniel Boone	116	93
415 Mecklenburg County	269	268
416 Central North Carolina	147	158
420 Piedmont	248	228
421 Occoneechee	561	478
424 Tuscarora	97	92
425 Cape Fear	115	114
426 East Carolina	198	157
427 Old Hickory	160	143
429 Northern Lights	145	156
433 Great Trail	157	259
436 Buckeye	131	151
438 Dan Beard	348	388
439 Tecumseh	72	87
440 Lake Erie (was Greater Cleveland)	160	301
441 Simon Kenton	327	319
444 Miami Valley	133	137
449 Black Swamp Area	124	143
456 Pathway to Adventure (merged cncls 118, 147, 152, 751 in 2015)	432	521
460 Erie Shores	131	130
467 Muskingum Valley	34	35
468 Arbuckle Area	27	43
469 Cherokee Area	20	24
474 Cimarron	37	39
480 Last Frontier	201	198
488 Indian Nations	185	185
491 Crater Lake	76	95
492 Cascade Pacific	531	501
497 Juniata Valley	52	54
500 Moraine Trails	63	55
501 Northeastern Pennsylvania	100	103
502 Minsi Trails	208	239
504 Columbia – Montour	21	25
509 Bucktail	28	40
512 Westmoreland – Fayette	131	119
524 Pennsylvania Dutch	129	118
525 Cradle of Liberty	363	322
527 Laurel Highlands	422	407
528 Hawk Mountain	132	144
532 French Creek	106	108
533 Susquehanna	62	61
538 Chief Cornplanter	17	11
539 Chester County	190	223
544 New Birth of Freedom	257	233
546 Narragansett	299	338
549 Palmetto	110	117
550 Coastal Carolina	119	130
551 Blue Ridge	162	172
552 Pee Dee Area	50	57
553 Indian Waters	171	165
556 Cherokee Area	53	69
557 Great Smokey Mountain	163	178
558 Chickasaw	194	175
559 West Tennessee Area	89	79
560 Middle Tennessee	382	410
561 Texas Trails	30	25
562 Golden Spread	42	49
564 Capitol Area	448	436
567 Buffalo Trail	31	30
571 Circle Ten	1007	985
573 Yucca	86	92
574 Bay Area	137	166
576 Sam Houston Area	1155	1137
577 South Texas	110	89
578 Three Rivers	74	55
580 NeTseO Trails	32	0
583 Alamo Area	368	374
584 Caddo Area	35	47
585 East Texas Area	96	88
587 Northwest Texas	18	33
589 Trapper Trails	1438	1576
590 Great Salt Lake	2005	2068
591 Utah National Parks	2341	2345
595 Colonial Virginia	177	157
596 Tidewater	212	178
598 Shenandoah Area	70	82
599 Blue Ridge Mountains	183	193
602 Heart of Virginia	261	297
604 Blue Mountain	120	93
606 Mount Baker	172	159
609 Chief Seattle	442	455
610 Great Alaska	115	85
611 Inland Northwest	241	190
612 Pacific Harbors	238	224
614 Grand Columbia	71	67
615 Mountaineer Area	26	22
617 Buckskin	98	118
618 Allohak	55	54
619 Ohio River Valley	26	31
620 Glacier’s Edge	160	118
624 Gateway Area	33	37
627 Samoset	76	76
635 Bay – Lakes	281	308
636 Three Harbors	136	157
637 Chippewa Valley	31	48
638 Central Wyoming	49	52
640 Greater New York Councils	182	191
651 Potawatomi Area	132	154
653 Great Rivers	133	104
660 Blackhawk Area	145	166
661 Puerto Rico	188	128
662 Longhorn	584	540
664 Suwannee River Area	73	69
690 Burlington County	200	186
691 Pushmataha Area	23	14
694 South Plains	36	41
695 Black Hills Area	30	19
696 Midnight Sun	25	16
697 Oregon Trail	70	80
702 Rainbow	97	75
713 Sequoyah	90	95
733 Sioux	115	101
741 Texas Southwest	23	39
748 Yocona Area	57	54
763 Stonewall Jackson Area	113	106
773 Gulf Coast	99	130
775 Rio Grande	45	66
777 Washington Crossing (was Bucks County)	303	359
781 President Gerald R. Ford FSC	243	224
782 Water and Woods FSC	247	232
783 Southern Shores FSC	223	227
800 Direct Service	7	1
802 Transatlantic	180	133
803 Far East	95	76

Sorted by number of 2017 Eagles

Rank	Council	2016	2017
1	591 Utah National Parks	2,341	2,345
2	590 Great Salt Lake	2,005	2,068
3	82 National Capital Area (VI merged into 82 in 2013)	1,538	1,589
4	589 Trapper Trails	1,438	1,576
5	10 Grand Canyon	1,285	1,421
6	576 Sam Houston Area	1,155	1,137
7	571 Circle Ten	1,007	985
8	307 Heart of America	757	934
9	250 Northern Star	773	770
10	312 Greater St. Louis Area	652	744
11	39 Orange County	697	728
12	92 Atlanta Area	713	676
13	107 Grand Teton	606	669
14	33 Greater Los Angeles Area	575	547
15	662 Longhorn	584	540
16	47 Golden Empire	525	537
17	61 Denver Area	520	524
18	456 Pathway to Adventure (merged cncls 118, 147, 152, 751 in 2015)	432	521
19	220 Baltimore Area	516	517
20	492 Cascade Pacific	531	501
21	421 Occoneechee	561	478
22	328 Las Vegas Area	424	463
23	83 Central Florida	407	459
24	45 California Inland Empire	480	458
25	609 Chief Seattle	442	455
26	106 Ore – Ida	457	454
27	49 San Diego – Imperial	456	453
28	564 Capitol Area	448	436
29	358 Partriots’ Path	403	433
30	160 Crossroads of America	392	411
31	560 Middle Tennessee	382	410
32	527 Laurel Highlands	422	407
33	272 Great Lakes (merged into 784)	525	406
34	66 Connecticut Rivers	424	393
35	251 Mayflower		393
36	438 Dan Beard	348	388
37	127 Three Fires	379	386
38	55 Santa Clara County (25 & 55 merged)	343	378
39	1 Greater Alabama	390	377
40	583 Alamo Area	368	374
41	777 Washington Crossing (was Bucks County)	303	359
42	23 Mount Diablo – Silverado	347	342
43	546 Narragansett	299	338
44	404 Suffolk County	295	336
45	333 Northern New Jersey	316	331
46	227 The Spirit of Adventure	292	328
47	205 Lincoln Heritage	356	323
48	525 Cradle of Liberty	363	322
49	441 Simon Kenton	327	319
50	89 West Central Florida	370	309
51	635 Bay – Lakes	281	308
52	326 Mid – America	316	307
53	101 Northeast Georgia	295	304
54	440 Lake Erie (was Greater Cleveland)	160	301
55	602 Heart of Virginia	261	297
56	386 Theodore Roosevelt	191	289
57	72 Connecticut Yankee	296	288
58	51 Western Los Angeles Area	307	278
59	415 Mecklenburg County	269	268
60	397 Seneca Waterways	264	260
61	433 Great Trail	157	259
62	87 North Florida	267	258
63	70 Old North State	298	252
64	374 Hudson Valley	200	247
65	104 Aloha	266	241
66	502 Minsi Trails	208	239
67	544 New Birth of Freedom	257	233
68	782 Water and Woods FSC	247	232
69	420 Piedmont	248	228
70	347 Monmouth	237	227
71	783 Southern Shores FSC	223	227
72	31 Pacific Skyline	187	226
73	129 Northeast Illinois	208	225
74	612 Pacific Harbors	238	224
75	781 President Gerald R. Ford FSC	243	224
76	539 Chester County	190	223
77	60 Pikes Peak	199	218
78	62 Longs Peak	223	212
79	84 South Florida	228	212
80	28 San Francisco Bay Area	200	205
81	330 Daniel Webster	214	203
82	364 Twin Rivers	182	201
83	480 Last Frontier	201	198
84	599 Blue Ridge Mountains	183	193
85	640 Greater New York Councils	182	191
86	611 Inland Northwest	241	190
87	177 Mid – Iowa	178	188
88	690 Burlington County	200	186
89	488 Indian Nations	185	185
90	315 Montana	197	181
91	557 Great Smokey Mountain	163	178
92	596 Tidewater	212	178
93	388 Westchester – Putnam	171	176
94	558 Chickasaw	194	175
95	551 Blue Ridge	162	172
96	412 Great Southwest	158	170
97	81 Del – Mar – Va	201	167
98	574 Bay Area	137	166
99	660 Blackhawk Area	145	166
100	553 Indian Waters	171	165
101	85 Gulf Stream	169	160
102	303 Andrew Jackson	160	160
103	11 Catalina	170	159
104	606 Mount Baker	172	159
105	306 Ozark Trails	138	158
106	416 Central North Carolina	147	158
107	426 East Carolina	198	157
108	595 Colonial Virginia	177	157
109	636 Three Harbors	136	157
110	429 Northern Lights	145	156
111	651 Potawatomi Area	132	154
112	436 Buckeye	131	151
113	57 Ventura County	169	147
114	380 Greater Niagara Frontier	186	146
115	18 Quapaw Area	155	145
116	528 Hawk Mountain	132	144
117	427 Old Hickory	160	143
118	449 Black Swamp Area	124	143
119	111 Snake River	169	140
120	95 Flint River	161	138
121	138 W. D. Boyce	121	138
122	444 Miami Valley	133	137
123	198 Quivira	150	133
124	802 Transatlantic	180	133
125	59 Greater Yosemite	139	130
126	460 Erie Shores	131	130
127	550 Coastal Carolina	119	130
128	773 Gulf Coast	99	130
129	204 Blue Grass	132	129
130	661 Puerto Rico	188	128
131	341 Jersey Shore	110	126
132	211 Istrouma Area	132	122
133	329 Nevada Area	128	122
134	373 Longhouse	105	122
135	27 Sequoia	138	121
136	88 Southwest Florida	141	121
137	218 Pine Tree	125	120
138	512 Westmoreland – Fayette	131	119
139	214 Southeast Louisiana	84	118
140	524 Pennsylvania Dutch	129	118
141	617 Buckskin	98	118
142	620 Glacier’s Edge	160	118
143	549 Palmetto	110	117
144	16 Westark Area	102	115
145	425 Cape Fear	115	114
146	532 French Creek	106	108
147	165 La Salle	94	107
148	763 Stonewall Jackson Area	113	106
149	99 Coastal ( Empire) Georgia – 3/1/14	93	105
150	157 Anthony Wayne Area	87	104
151	653 Great Rivers	133	104
152	172 Hawkeye Area	96	103
153	501 Northeastern Pennsylvania	100	103
154	733 Sioux	115	101
155	156 Buffalo Trace	97	96
156	53 Los Padres	99	95
157	491 Crater Lake	76	95
158	713 Sequoyah	90	95
159	254 Mohegan	60	94
160	324 Cornhusker	102	94
161	414 Daniel Boone	116	93
162	604 Blue Mountain	120	93
163	424 Tuscarora	97	92
164	573 Yucca	86	92
165	234 Western Massachusetts	83	90
166	577 South Texas	110	89
167	585 East Texas Area	96	88
168	439 Tecumseh	72	87
169	311 Pony Express	87	85
170	610 Great Alaska	115	85
171	58 Verdugo Hills	85	83
172	598 Shenandoah Area	70	82
173	162 Sagamore	68	81
174	697 Oregon Trail	70	80
175	133 Illowa	103	79
176	145 Hoosier Trails	98	79
177	559 West Tennessee Area	89	79
178	91 Chattahoochee	65	78
179	96 Central Georgia	91	78
180	304 Pine Burr	84	76
181	627 Samoset	76	76
182	803 Far East	95	76
183	702 Rainbow	97	75
184	93 Georgia – Carolina	84	74
185	400 Leatherstocking	71	74
186	368 Baden – Powell	77	72
187	230 Nashua Valley	116	70
188	173 Winnebago	62	69
189	556 Cherokee Area	53	69
190	664 Suwannee River Area	73	69
191	5 Tukabatchee Area	61	68
192	32 Long Beach Area	61	68
193	221 Mason – Dixon	69	67
194	322 Overland Trails	74	67
195	614 Grand Columbia	71	67
196	30 Southern Sierra	60	66
197	775 Rio Grande	45	66
198	296 Central Minnesota	61	63
199	299 Gamehaven	50	63
200	533 Susquehanna	62	61
201	41 Redwood Empire	77	58
202	552 Pee Dee Area	50	57
203	98 Alapaha Area	45	56
204	144 Abraham Lincoln	63	56
205	197 Jayhawk Area	61	56
206	4 Mobile Area	66	55
207	500 Moraine Trails	63	55
208	578 Three Rivers	74	55
209	497 Juniata Valley	52	54
210	618 Allohak	55	54
211	748 Yocona Area	57	54
212	121 Lincoln Trails	30	52
213	141 Mississippi Valley	60	52
214	213 Louisiana Purchase	46	52
215	376 Iroquois Trail	63	52
216	638 Central Wyoming	49	52
217	64 Western Colorado	41	51
218	283 Twin Valley	47	50
219	562 Golden Spread	42	49
220	637 Chippewa Valley	31	48
221	117 Prairielands	42	47
222	584 Caddo Area	35	47
223	192 Coronado Area	58	46
224	212 Evangeline Area	45	46
225	63 Rocky Mountain	26	45
226	286 Voyageurs Area	58	45
227	224 Cape Cod and Islands	26	44
228	35 Marin	43	43
229	468 Arbuckle Area	27	43
230	216 Katahdin Area	54	42
231	375 Five Rivers	61	42
232	382 Allegheny Highlands	35	42
233	6 Black Warrior	35	41
234	694 South Plains	36	41
235	100 Northwest Georgia	56	40
236	509 Bucktail	28	40
237	474 Cimarron	37	39
238	741 Texas Southwest	23	39
239	3 Alabama – Florida	43	38
240	624 Gateway Area	33	37
241	215 Norwela	37	36
242	467 Muskingum Valley	34	35
243	102 Maui County	22	33
244	587 Northwest Texas	18	33
245	178 Northeast Iowa	46	32
246	619 Ohio River Valley	26	31
247	567 Buffalo Trail	31	30
248	69 Housatonic	25	27
249	405 Rip Van Winkle	26	26
250	504 Columbia – Montour	21	25
251	561 Texas Trails	30	25
252	209 Calcasieu Area	17	24
253	469 Cherokee Area	20	24
254	22 Alameda	19	22
255	194 Santa Fe Trail	15	22
256	615 Mountaineer Area	26	22
257	302 Choctaw Area	14	21
258	413 Conquistador	17	20
259	695 Black Hills Area	30	19
260	42 Piedmont	13	18
261	696 Midnight Sun	25	16
262	67 Greenwich	18	14
263	691 Pushmataha Area	23	14
264	538 Chief Cornplanter	17	11
265	13 De Soto Area	10	7
266	800 Direct Service	7	1

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Hat tip: Thanks to the BSA’s Mike Lo Vecchio for the data.