Scouting in Tennessee
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Template:Portalpar Scouting in Tennessee has a long history, from the 1910s to the present day, serving thousands of youth in programs that suit the environment in which they live.
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Early history (1910-1950)
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Recent history (1950-1990)
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Scouting in Tennessee today
There are seven Boy Scouts of America local councils in Tennessee.
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Cherokee Area Council
- John Ross District
- Mission District
- Mountain District
- Ocoee District
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Chickasaw Council
- Central District
- Choctaw District
- Crittenden District
- Eastern District
- Loosahatchie District
- Malmaison District
- Nashoba District
- Northwest Mississippi District
- Southwest District
- Tallaha District
- Thunderbird District
- Washington District
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Great Smoky Mountain Council
- Catoosa District
- Cherokee District
- Cumberland District
- Echota District
- Pellissippi District
- Sequoyah District
- Toqua District
- Tuckaleechee District
- Unaka District
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Middle Tennessee Council
- Black Fox District
- Buffalo River District
- Cherokee District
- Cogioba District
- Dan Beard District
- Davy Crockett District
- Duck River District
- Elk River District
- Exploring District
- Hermitage District
- Highland Rim District
- James E. West District
- Nashboro District
- Natchez Trace District
- Trail of Tears District
- Upper Cumberland District
- Walton Trail District
- Warioto District
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Sequoyah Council
- Breaks District
- Buffalo Mountain District
- Lonesome Pine District
- Nolachuckey District
- Ocanosta District
- Pellissippi District
- Warriors Path District
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Shawnee Trails Council
- Audubon District
- Chickasaw District
- Four Rivers District
- Green River District
- Lost River District
- Mammoth Cave District
- Tradewater District
- Whitepath District
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West Tennessee Area Council
- Big Hatchie District
- Central District
- Davy Crockett District
- Bedford Forest District
- Shiloh District
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