World Scout Jamboree
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World Scout Jamboree
Summary
World Scout Jamboree has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[1]
Key Facts
- World Scout Jamboree is a type of jamboree[2].
- World Scout Jamboree is a type of recurring event[3].
- World Scout Jamboree's Commons category is recorded as World Scout Jamboree[4].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 1st World Scout Jamboree[5].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 2nd World Scout Jamboree[6].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 3rd World Scout Jamboree[7].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 4th World Scout Jamboree[8].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 5th World Scout Jamboree[9].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 6th World Scout Jamboree[10].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 7th World Scout Jamboree[11].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 8th World Scout Jamboree[12].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 9th World Scout Jamboree[13].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 10th World Scout Jamboree[14].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 11th World Scout Jamboree[15].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 12th World Scout Jamboree[16].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 13th World Scout Jamboree[17].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 14th World Scout Jamboree[18].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 15th World Scout Jamboree[19].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 15th World Scout Jamboree[20].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 16th World Scout Jamboree[21].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 17th World Scout Jamboree[22].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 18th World Scout Jamboree[23].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 19th World Scout Jamboree[24].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 20th World Scout Jamboree[25].
- World Scout Jamboree comprises 21st World Scout Jamboree[26].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded subclass of include jamboree[2] and recurring event[3].
Use and Application
Components include 1st World Scout Jamboree[5], in United Kingdom[27]; 2nd it[6], in Denmark[28]; 3rd it[7], in United Kingdom[29]; 4th it[8], in Hungary[30]; 5th it[9], in Netherlands[31]; and 6th it[10], in France[32].
Why It Matters
World Scout Jamboree has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[1] It is known by 11 alternative names across languages and contexts.[33]