in Lenne Lenape, and the totem is the wolverine. The lodge was formed from merging Manitous Lodge 88 and Nacha-Mawat Lodge 373 after the Great Sauk Trail Council and Southwest Michigan Council merged into the Southern Shores Field Service Council. Similar to the Field Service Council, the lodge is divided into chapters, which correspond within district boundaries Allohak Chapter in the Huron Trails District. This name comes from a prior lodge which served the Ann Arbor area. Carcajou Chapter in the Wabano District. Named after the Carcajou Lodge 373 that served the Southwestern Michigan Council prior to merging with the Fruit Belt Area and Nottawa Trails Councils in 1973. Carcajou Lodge had the Camp Madron Dance Team. Lenape Chapter in the Lenape District Mandoka Chapter in the Nottawa Trails District. Named after the Mandoka Lodge 315 that served the Nottawa Trails Council prior to merging with the Southwestern Michigan and Fruit Belt Area Councils in 1973. Munhacke Chapter in the Three Fires District. This name comes from a prior lodge which served Livingston County Tecumseh Chapter in the Running Waters District. This name comes from a prior lodge which served Monroe County Teetonkah Chapter in the Cascades District. This name comes from a prior lodge which served Jackson County Wakazoo Chapter in the Pathfinder District. Named after the Wakazoo Lodge 203 that served the Fruit Belt Area Council prior to merging with the Southwestern Michigan and Nottawa Trails Councils in 1973. Manitous Lodge (1995-2012) The Manitous Lodge was formed as a result of the merger of the Land'o'Lakes Council and the Wolverine Council, the merger forced the Allohak and Teetonkah lodges to restructure into the new lodge. The Manitous lodge totem was the medicine wheel. Manitous Lodge was the home lodge of the 1995 National Chief Josh Feigelson Allohak Lodge (1973-1995) The Allohak lodge was formed when the Wolverine council absorbed the Portage Trails council. The Allohak lodge totem was the Wolverine. Munhacke Lodge (1936-1973) Tecumseh Lodge (1946-1973) The Tecumseh lodge served the Wolverine council from 1946 until its merger in 1973. The lodge totem was a 4-leaf clover due to the lodge's location in the area locally known as the Irish Hills. Teetonkah Lodge (1941-1995) Nacha-Mawat Lodge (1973-2012) Wakazoo (1941-1973) Mandoka (1945-1973) Carcajou (1948-1973) See also Scouting in Michigan References Local councils of the Boy Scouts of America Central Region (Boy Scouts of America) Youth organizations based in Michigan