1993 - 2021
1973-1992: PDF Maps 1949 - 1972
1938 - 1948





North Central Section Maps, 1973-92 (.pdf)

Section Changes:

  • In 1988, Sections NC-1A and NC-1B merged to form NC-1:

    NC-1 (1988-92)
    Mandan 372 (from NC-1A)
    Tahosa 383 (from NC-1A)
    Ha-Kin-Skay-A-Ki 387 (from NC-1A)
    Tupwee 536 (from NC-1A)
    Mic-O-Say 541 (from NC-1A)
    Crazy Horse 171 (nc)
       └ Tasunka Witco 171 (from NC-1A)
    Apoxky Aio 300 (from NC-1B)
    Tatokainyanka 356 (from NC-1B)
    Kola 464 (from NC-1B)


  • On July 1, 1993 Tetonwana 105 was reassigned from NC-2 to NC-4. Even though this is the same date that the Central Region Realignment would take place, the section was allowed to meet in September as planned, before becoming Section C-7:

    NC-4 (1993)
    Timmeu 74
    Kit-Ke-Hak-O-Kut 97
    Sac-N-Fox 108
    Miniconjou 438
    Mitigwa 450
    Cho-Gun-Mun-A-Nock 467
    Golden Sun 492
    We-U-Shi 517
    Three Arrows 510
    Tetonwana 105 (from NC-2)


    Trivia: the 1993 event patch was ordered with the designation "C-7".
    Reference: Golden Sun Lodge #492 Conclave Patch site


Mergers and Changes:

  • Tasunka Witco changed its name back to Crazy Horse Lodge #171
    Effective: 1988

  • Heart of America Council 307 (Tamegonit 147 & Tribe of Mic-O-Say), headquartered in Kansas City, KS moved across the Missouri River to Kansas City, MO.
    Effective: 1989

  • Cahokia 126 merged with Blackhawk 94 to form Kishkakon Lodge #32.
    Effective: 1991

    • Cahokia Mound (Cahokia 126) merged with Piasa Bird (Blackhawk 94) to form merged to form Trails West Council #112 in Wood River, IL.
      Effective: 1991

  • Tri-Trails Cncl (Three Arrows 510) was absorbed into Overland Trails Cncl #322 (We-U-Shi 517) in Grand Island, NE.
    Effective: 1993

  • Southeast Iowa (Silver Tomahawk 80), from NC-5, and Saukee Area (Maheengun 136), from EC-3B, merged to form Mississippi Valley Council #141 in Quincy, IL.
    Effective: Jun 1, 1993

  • Southeast Missouri merged into St. Louis Area Council #312.
    Based on the decision to keep Southeast Missouri's Camp Lewallen in operation, the merger agreement with St. Louis Area Council-- which was given approval by National-- allowed Anpetu-We 100 to remain and support Camp Lewallen.
    Effective: 1993
    Reference: Tony L. Smee, Anpetu-We Lodge #100

    Currently, this is the only instance where two lodges serve the same council. For about six years, Silver Tomahawk 80 and Maheengun 136 existed as separate lodges within Mississippi Valley Council. They had originally merged in 1994, then split back in 1997, before finally merging in 2003 to form Black Hawk Lodge #67.



pre-1993 NC Region Section Listing
NC-1
Apoxky Aio Lodge #300 Montana Council #315 Great Falls MT
Crazy Horse Lodge #171 Black Hills Area Council #695 Rapid City SD
Tatokainyanka Lodge #356 Central Wyoming Council #638 Casper WY
Mandan Lodge #372 Santa Fe Trail Council #194 Garden City KS
Tahosa Lodge #383 Denver Area Council #61 Denver CO
Ha-Kin-Skay-A-Ki Lodge #387 Pikes Peak Council #60 Colorado Springs CO
Kola Lodge #464 Longs Peak Council #602 Greeley CO
Tupwee Lodge #536 Rocky Mountain Council #63 Pueblo CO
Mic-O-Say Lodge #541 Western Colorado Council #64 Grand Junction CO
NC-2
Pa-Hin Lodge #27 Northern Lights Council #429 Fargo ND
Tonkawampus Lodge #16 Viking Council #289 Minneapolis MN
Blue Ox Lodge #26 Gamehaven Council #299 Rochester MN
Naguonabe Lodge #31 Central Minnesota Council #296 Saint Cloud MN
Wahpekute Lodge #53 Twin Valley Council #284 Mankato MN
Mesabi Lodge #196 Headwaters Area Council #290 Hibbing MN
Agaming Lodge #257 Indianhead Council #295 Saint Paul MN
Nahak Lodge #526 Lake Superior Council #286 Duluth MN
NC-3
Osage Lodge #42 Ozarks Council # Springfield MO
Nik-Ka-Ga-Hah Lodge #91 Mo-Kan Area Council #306 Joplin MO
Tamegonit Lodge #147 Heart of America Council #307 Kansas City MO
Nani-Ba-Zhu Lodge #321 Kanza Council #190 Hutchinson KS
Dzie-Hauk Tonga Lodge #429 Jayhawk Area Council #197 Topeka KS
Kidi Kidish Lodge #434 Coronado Area Council #192 Salina KS
Hi-Cha-Ko-Lo Lodge #458 Quivira Council #198 Wichita KS
NC-4
Tetonwana Lodge #105 Sioux Council #733 Sioux Falls SD
Timmeu Lodge #74 Northeast Iowa Council #178 Dubuque IA
Sac-N-Fox Lodge #108 Winnebago Council #173 Waterloo IA
Miniconjou Lodge #438 Prairie Gold Area Council #179 Sioux City IA
Mitigwa Lodge #450 Mid-Iowa Council #177 Des Moines IA
Cho-Gun-Mun-A-Nock Lodge #467 Hawkeye Area Council #172 Cedar Rapids IA
Kit-Ke-Hak-O-Kut Lodge #97 Mid-America Council #326 Omaha NE
Golden Sun Lodge #492 Cornhusker Council #324 Lincoln NE
Three Arrows Lodge #510 Tri-Trails Council #323 North Platte NE
We-U-Shi Lodge #517 Overland Trails Council #322 Grand Island NE
NC-5
Shawnee Lodge #51 Saint Louis Area Council #312 Saint Louis MO
Anpetu-we Lodge #100 Southeast Missouri Council #305 Cape Girardeau MO
Nampa-Tsi Lodge #216 Great Rivers Council #653 Columbia MO
Kishkakon Lodge #32 Trails West Council #112 Wood River IL
Silver Tomahawk Lodge #80
& Maheengun Lodge #136		 Mississippi Valley Council #141 Quincy IL
Taleka Lodge #81 Okaw Valley Council #116 Belleville IL
Ney-A-Ti Lodge #240 Egyptian Council #120 Herrin IL
Non-OA honor societies
Tribe of Mic-O-Say (Camp Geiger) Pony Express Council #311 St. Joseph MO
Tribe of Mic-O-Say (H Roe Bartle SR) Heart of America Council #307 Kansas City MO
Tribe of Quivira Quivira Council #198 Wichita KS








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