Sea Scout - Around The World

Around The World

In many organizations a Sea Scout troop or group has a special name, in the Boy Scouts of America it is called a ship.

Country Membership Troops/Groups Age group See also
Argentina
Australia 92 6–26
Austria 4 10–20 Pfadfinder und Pfadfinderinnen Österreichs
Bahamas
Bangladesh 30 14–25
Barbados
Belgium 3,100 27 6–18
Brazil 4.500 100 7–21
Bulgaria at least 1
Canada at least 3 11–26
Croatia 7
Cyprus 9
Czech Republic 3,300 166
Denmark 3,800
Egypt
Finland 9,000 100
France 2,500
Germany 12
Gibraltar 1
Greece 4,000 above 7 Soma Hellinon Proskopon (Boy Scouts)
Soma Hellinikou Odigismou (co-ed Guides)
Hong Kong 11–20
Iceland 1
India at least 1 10–26
Indonesia 4 14-20 saka bahari
Ireland approx. 2650 25 6–20 Sea Scouts (Scouting Ireland)
Israel 850 8 10–19
Italy 500 30
Latvia 90 5 11–16
Lithuania 450 29
Malaysia at least 20 12–19
Monaco 1
Montenegro
Netherlands 2,167 300 7–11 Scouting Nederland
5,401 10–15
1,395 14–17
2,000 17–23
New Zealand 2,000 60 10–15.5 Sea Scouts New Zealand
Norway 1,700 26
Pakistan 200
Poland (01-01-2007) 295 (159g+136b) 175 6–9
669 (366g+303b) 10–12
910 (442g+351b) 13–15
735 (392f+343m) 16–18
225 (89f+163m) 19–25
~475 leaders
Philippines 10–17
Pitcairn Island 1
Portugal 600 19 7–23
Romania 100 2
Serbia
Singapore 12–24
Slovakia 6
South Africa 20 11–18
Spain 2
Sweden 7,000 80 8-25
Switzerland 130 1 >6 Pfadibewegung Schweiz
Thailand
Trinidad and Tobago 1893 18 11–21
Turkey
United Kingdom 10,000 401 10–14 Sea Scouts (The Scout Association)
14–18
United States 15,000 14–21 Sea Scouting (Boy Scouts of America)
Girl Scouts of the USA
Yugoslavia

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