Globe Statistics

South Korea

JOTA-JOTI 16–18 October 2026

88
scout groups
1,240
participants
#51
of 142 by participants
4
organisations

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

  1. 1 CAON· Seoul 100
  2. 2 CAON· Seoul 50
  3. 3 Caon Scout· Seoul 50
  4. 4 Jeombuk Council· Jeonju 50
  5. 5 South Gyeonggi Council, Troop 4102 (Woori ddang)· Hwaseong-Si 50
  6. 6 한국스카우트연먕 아마추어무선지역대· 서울 32
  7. 7 Cub Scout Pack 203· Pyeongtaek 30
  8. 8 Pack 42· Camp Humphreys 30
  9. 9 Hagwi Catholic ch.· 제주시 25
  10. 10 Hagwi Catholic ch.· 제주특별자치도 25
  11. 11 Hagwi Catholic ch.· Republic Of Korea 25
  12. 12 Hagwi Catholic ch.· Republic Of Korea 25

Most groups in: Seoul (24), Cheonan (4), Korea Scout Jeonbuk Federation Jeonju (3), Busan (3), Pyeongtaek (2), Incheon (1).

All statistics for South Korea

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– 1st Sandnes Scout Group, Norway