Wiatava Lodge # 13 was formed in 1973 from the merger of Ahwahnee Lodge # 430 and San Gorgonio Lodge # 98.
Wiatava Lodge has become known for their outstanding Scouting and community service. They have received the National Service Award more than any other Lodge in the country, including 2002, and 2007 to 2019 (13 years in a row). This includes over 58,000 years of service last year alone.
Wiatava Lodge has had several Arrowmen serve as National Officers, including Larry Brown (1979 National Vice-Chief), Tony Fiori (1996 Western Region Chief), Hayato Nakawatase (1999 Western Region Chief), and Evan Chaffee (2007 National Chief), and Manué Lopez (2017 Western Region Chief).
Working Notes:
Ta Tanka Chapter: https://newportbeach13.mytroop.us/front_page
Lodge information
Term Of Service: 1973 – Present
Totem: Cog Stone
Website: www.wiatava.org
Council: Orange County Council # 39
Location: Santa Ana, California
Wiatava Lodge Pages
- 1977 Wiatava Lodge Chief’s Gift – Larry Brown
- 1977 Wiatava Lodge Chief’s Gift – Larry Brown
- 2016 Lodge Banquet Program
- 2016 Lodge Banquet Program
- Distinguished Service Award (DSA) Recipients From Wiatava Lodge
- Distinguished Service Award (DSA) Recipients From Wiatava Lodge
- Tom Tabb Photograph Collection
- Wiatava Lodge Chiefs and Advisers
- Wiatava Lodge Chiefs and Advisers
Lodge Pages
- A-tsa Lodge # 380 (1955 – 1973)
- A-tsa Lodge # 380 (1955 – 1973)
- Ahwahnee Lodge # 430 (1950 – 1972)
- Ahwahnee Lodge # 430 (1950 – 1972)
- Ashie Lodge # 436 (1950 – 1992)
- Ashie Lodge # 436 (1950 – 1992)
- Ashie Lodge # 436 (1950 – 1992)
- Cahuilla Lodge # 127 (1973 – Present)
- Cahuilla Lodge # 127 (1973 – Present)
- Cahuilla Lodge # 127 (1973 – Present)
- Cahuilla Lodge # 127 (1973 – Present)
- California Lodge Chronology
- California Lodge Chronology
- California Lodge History
- California Lodge History
- Canaliño Lodge # 90 (1936 – 1996)
- Canaliño Lodge # 90 (1936 – 1996)
- Cayucos Lodge # 304 (1945 – 1949)
- Cayucos Lodge # 304 (1945 – 1949)
- Chee Dodge Lodge # 503 (1954 – 1992)
- Chee Dodge Lodge # 503 (1954 – 1992)
- Chiriqui Lodge # 391 (1948 – 1987)
- Chiriqui Lodge # 391 (1948 – 1987)
- Chumash Lodge # 304 (1962 – 1996)
- Chumash Lodge # 304 (1962 – 1996)
- Chumash Lodge # 90
- Chumash Lodge # 90
- Gila Lodge # 378
- Ho-Mita-Koda Lodge # 380 (1948 – 1952)
- Ho-Mita-Koda Lodge # 380 (1948 – 1952)
- Malibu Lodge # 566
- Malibu Lodge # 566
- Miwok Lodge # 304 (1954 – 1960)
- Miwok Lodge # 304 (1954 – 1960)
- Na-Ko-Na Lodge # 551 (1961 – 1965)
- Na-Ko-Na Lodge # 551 (1961 – 1965)
- Navajo Lodge # 98 (1937 – 2006)
- Navajo Lodge # 98 (1937 – 2006)
- Navajo Lodge # 98 (1937 – 2006)
- Nebagamon Lodge # 312
- Nisjaw Lodge # 338 (1946 – 1947)
- Nisjaw Lodge # 338 (1946 – 1947)
- Non-OA Societies
- Non-OA Societies
- Pang Lodge # 532 (1957 – 1992)
- Pang Lodge # 532 (1957 – 1992)
- Papago Lodge # 494
- Papago Lodge # 494
- Puvunga Lodge # 32
- Puvunga Lodge # 32
- Salado Lodge # 551 (1965 – 1977)
- Salado Lodge # 551 (1965 – 1977)
- San Gorgonio Lodge # 298 (1945 – 1972)
- San Gorgonio Lodge # 298 (1945 – 1972)
- Sinawava Lodge # 312 (1945 – 1950)
- Siwinis Lodge # 252 (1944 – 2015)
- Siwinis Lodge # 252 (1944 – 2015)
- Spe-Le-Yai Lodge # 249
- Spe-Le-Yai Lodge # 249
- Ta Tanka Lodge # 488 (1952 – 2015)
- Ta Tanka Lodge # 488 (1952 – 2015)
- Tahquitz Lodge # 127 (1938 – 1973)
- Tahquitz Lodge # 127 (1938 – 1973)
- Tamet Lodge # 225 (1942 – 1972)
- Tamet Lodge # 225 (1942 – 1972)
- Tiwahe Lodge # 45
- Tiwahe Lodge # 45
- Tiwahe Lodge # 45
- Topa Topa Lodge # 291
- Topa Topa Lodge # 291
- Tuku’ut Lodge # 33
- Tuku’ut Lodge # 33
- Victorio Lodge # 177 (1940 – 1965)
- Victorio Lodge # 177 (1940 – 1965)
- Walika Lodge # 228 (1942 – 1972)
- Walika Lodge # 228 (1942 – 1972)
- Wiatava Lodge # 13
- Wiatava Lodge # 13
- Wipala Wiki Lodge # 432
- Wipala Wiki Lodge # 432
- Wisumahi Lodge # 478 (1952 – 1973)
- Wisumahi Lodge # 478 (1952 – 1973)
- Yowlumne Lodge # 303
- Yowlumne Lodge # 303