Jubilee Jamboree |url=http://www.ur-sprung.at/ |access-date=2009-08-01}}</ref> The Austrian National Jamborees of 1936 and 1961 also took place on the same grounds. Divisions There are nine geographical divisions of the PPÖ, one for each State of Austria. Every Scout wears the badge of his state on his uniform. Vorarlberg – cloth banner on a white field Tyrol – red eagle on a white field Salzburg – red yellow lion on white Upper Austria – red and white stripes with a yellow eagle on a black field Lower Austria – blue field with five yellow eagles Styria – green field with a white panther Carinthia – white field with three red yellow lions on the left side Burgenland – yellow field with a red eagle on a stone Vienna – red with a white cross Program Within the PPÖ there exist four official age classes. Age 7 – 10 – Wichtel (girls; Brownies) and Wölflinge (boys; Cub Scouts) Age 10 – 13 – Guides (girls) and Späher (boys) Age 13 – 16 – Caravelles (girls) and Explorers (boys) Age 16 – 20 – Rangers (girls) and Rovers (boys, Rover Scouts) Some troops, notably in Eastern Austria, have introduced a Biber'' (Beaver) class for children younger than 7. This class is officially tolerated but not otherwise recognized by the PPÖ. Uniform Traditionally, all scouts wear their neckerchief. Depending on the region and/or local tradition, this can either be group specific or shared with other groups of the same region. There also is an official Austrian neckerchief for international use. Wichtel and Wölflinge usually wear a royal blue T-shirt and/or sweatshirt with logo, while all other age classes wear a maroon uniform shirt. For more strenuous activities, various alternative t-shirts exist. Traditional wide brimmed Scout hats are a popular if optional choice. Sea Scouts There are Sea Scout groups in Hainburg an der Donau , Vienna , Villach , St. Georgen an der Gusen (the "Seepfadfinder" are part of the Scout group 4222 ) and Graz (the "Flusspfadfinder" are part of the Scout group Graz 5 Kalvarienberg ). Peace Light of Bethlehem The Peace Light of Bethlehem is a program inaugurated in Austria in 1986 as part of a charitable relief mission for handicapped children and people in need. It has gone to more than 20 countries in Europe, as well as the Americas. In 2007 a delegation of Guides and Scouts from Austria, Germany, Israel,