Structure
The federation is made up of thirteen constituent associations, one each for Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland; nine for the English regions; and the British Schools Orienteering Association. The nine English regions are also Members of EOC.
The associations are:
| Abbreviation | Full name | Web address | Other notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| BSOA | British Schools Orienteering Association | ||
| EAOA | East Anglian Orienteering Association | ||
| EMOA | East Midlands Orienteering Association | ||
| NEOA | North East Orienteering Association | ||
| NIOA | Northern Ireland Orienteering Association | ||
| NWOA | North West Orienteering Association | ||
| SCOA | South Central Orienteering Association | ||
| SEOA | South East Orienteering Association | ||
| SOA | Scottish Orienteering Association | ||
| SWOA | South West Orienteering Association | ||
| WMOA | West Midlands Orienteering Association | ||
| WOA | Welsh Orienteering Association | ||
| YHOA | Yorkshire and Humberside Orienteering Association |
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