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  • Northern New Jersey Boy Scouts Council - For the purpose of program delivery, the Northern New Jersey Council is divided into twelve districts in three field service areas and a council wide Learning for Life division. Each district has a volunteer structure and a full-time professional Scouter who insures that new units are organized and that existing ones deliver a quality program. The twelve districts are: Ramapo Mountains, Twin Valleys, Ridgewood/Glen Rock, and Black Bear(Northern Field), Tantaqua, Southern Valley, and Great Falls (Central Field) and Jersey City, Hudson Liberty, Robert Treat, Broken Arrow and Orange Mountains (Southern Field).

  • Ramapo Mountian District -- We are the northern most district of the Northern New Jersey Council, Cub Scouts of America. We Serve the towns of Allendale, Franklin Lakes, Ho-Ho-Kus, Mahwah, Midland Park, Oakland, Ramsey, Saddle River, Upper Saddle River, Waldwick, and Wyckoff. We provide guidance, training, support and program to forty-two units serving over two thousand youth in Cub Scouting, Cub Scouting, Exploring and Venturing. We are located in the northwest corner of Bergen County New Jersey in the foot hills of the Ramapo Mountains. The county is in the extreme northeast of the state in close proximity to New York City. Our location is approximately twenty-five miles northwest of New York City. In this site we maintain Articles of events that have occurred in the current scouting year, a calendar of upcoming events, and the current months round table information.

  • Lenni Lenape - Long before the Europeans arrived in what is now Central and Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and Delaware, well-organized groups of people hunted and cultivated these lands. Known to us as the Lenni Lenape, they comprised three distinct groups with several minor differences; the northern group was later known as the Munsee (Minsi) and in the lower areas they were known as the Unami (Delaware). In southern New Jersey lived those referred to as the Unalachtigo who were eventually absorbed into the Delaware. Each group spoke their own dialect within the Algonquin linguistics group.

  • The MacScouter -- This site, developed by R.Gary Hendra (CM Pack 92 & CC Pack 92, Milpitas, California), is one of the most comprehensive scouting resources on the WWW. It contains valuable information and links to virtually every aspect of Cub Scouting. Don't miss the MacScouter Resource Directory at this site for a complete list of MacScouter resources. Leaders should check this out.

  • The Virtual Cub Scout Leaders Handbook - This is a superb site, and it's just what it says. Here leaders will find clear and well presented explanations on a wide range of topics pertaining to Cub Scouting. This site is exceptional in its depth and breadth of information. It is also one of the best sites in terms of ease of navigation. Leaders should plan on spending lots of quality time at this site.

  • Scout History and Traditions - An amazingly thorough site. Ever wonder what happened to the Cub Scout Lion rank? Want to find out about the roots of scouting in Russia or maybe South Africa? Want to hear some bugle calls or find out the history of Taps. It's all here, and tons more.

  • US Scouting Service Project - Created by a project team of volunteers, the purpose of this site is to gather as much reference material about scouting as possible and post it for public access. This is a great site!

  • Scouting on the Internet - (The MacScouter)
  • Scouting Resources
  • Scoutmaster and Committee Member Resources - (The MacScouter)

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