Globe Statistics

Australia

JOTA-JOTI 16–18 October 2026

78
scout groups
3,960
participants
#16
of 142 by participants
2
organisations

Largest groups · click one, or a dot on the globe

  1. 1 Kennedy Region· Kennedy Region 260
  2. 2 Kennedy Region Scouts· Townsville 250
  3. 3 ScoutsACT· Canberra 200
  4. 4 Sir Leslie Wilson District· Samford 200
  5. 5 Albany Creek Scout group· Brisbane 150
  6. 6 Moreton Region JOTA-JOTI Event· 10 Deebing St 150
  7. 7 Northern Beaches and Garrigal Districts· Sydney Nsw 150
  8. 8 1st Cobargo· Cobargo Showgrounds 120
  9. 9 Port Curtis District Scouts· Gladstone 120
  10. 10 1st Jerrabomberra Scout Group· Jerrabomberra 110
  11. 11 WPD Joey Scouts· Werribee 110
  12. 12 Kennedy Scouts· Townsville 100

Most groups in: Canberra (5), Perth (4), Townsville (3), Sydney Nsw (2), Whyalla (2), Belmont North (1).

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– 1st Sandnes Scout Group, Norway