Maps

 Browns Plains, Marsden, Priestdale, Shailer Park, Underwood, Woodridge, Logan City

Badge Description

Scout logo

Flowering plant = Banksia integrifolia (Coast Banksia), or commonly known as the Honeysuckle Oak. The tree can grow up to 12 metres in cultivation and flowers regularly throughout the year.  This is also the floral emblem of Logan City Council.

History

Logan City district is named after Logan City Council, which is named after the Commandant of the Moreton Bay Penal Settlement, Captain Patrick Logan. Patrick Logan was an explorer and in 1826 discovered the Logan River. Logan noted the river was well suited to large-vessel traffic and was a first-class avenue to access the high-quality arable land along its banks. 

Logan City district was first mentioned in 1988 Brisbane South area directories [1], and closed in 2005, when it was renamed Logan district.  In 2002, Moreton Bay District and Logan City district were designated as part of the new Logan and Bay Region [2].

Groups

Logan City district Groups (1995): Berrinba Scout Group, Chatsworth Hills Scout Group, Cumorah Scout Group, Kingston Scout Group, Loganlea Scout Group, LDS-Deseret Scout Group, Marsden Scout Group, Rochedale South Scout Group, Shailer Park Scout Group, Slacks Creek Scout Group, Underwood Scout Group, Woodridge Scout Group [3]

Logan City district Groups (2002): Marsden Scout Group, Underwood Scout Group, Chatswood Hills Scout Group, Shailer Park Scout Group, Woodridge Scout Group, Priestdale Scout Group [2]