Organization
The council is divided into districts:
- Alpine District
- Aquila District: Its territory includes .
- Aurora District: Its territory includes [north Seattle, Lake Forest Park, Washington and Shoreline, Washington
- Cascade District: Its territory includes
- Foothills District: Its territory includes Maple Valley, Auburn, and Black Diamond
- Green River District: Its territory covers primarily the areas of Kent, Washington and Renton, Washington.
- Mount Olympus District: Its territory includes Port Angeles, Washington, Sequim, Washington, Port Townsend, Washington and others in Clallam and Jefferson Counties
- North Lakes District: Its territory includes Bothell, Washington, Kenmore, Washington, and Woodinville, Washington
- Orca District
- Sammamish Trails District: Its territory includes Redmond, Washington and Kirkland, Washington
- Sinclair District
- Thunderbird District
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