New- Find Your Location On Map*

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There is a new set of tools in the bottom right corner of the map. Press the black marker pin and give permission to place a marker on your location. You can then use the arrow measuring tool to plot distances between markers.
*Note: If you are located in or using a VPN location outside of the map area, this will not work for you.
Groups Status
We have all had personal changes in the last few years due to the ongoing impacts of Covid-19. Our groups are likewise adjusting.
If you are looking for groups in your area contact them to see what their activities are, and to volunteer and help out.
Map Navigation
Zoom controls are on left, and click on a cluster or an icon to see info.
Zoom in with mouse
Zoom in with your mouse to expand a cluster of icons, and zoom in closely to see all groups in an area.
Contact
Groups are dynamic & the map locations general. Verify status & area served with each group.
Map Questions
Not every gathering of Druids (or order) is public, so there will be many private groups that are not on this map. Most orders provide information on their groups, but there also are some who do not. Private or clearly inactive groups are not shown on the map.
Ask about meeting requirements – just because a group has information available on the internet doesn’t necessarily mean you can immediately come to business meetings, a festival, or ritual. Just as you will evaluate these folks, most will also want to learn about you.
If people want to research and send me information on groups in Greenland (while included in the North American continent, it is part of the Kingdom of Denmark) or in South America, let me know and we can talk about expanding the map. You would need to contact me in English, and check for new listings a few times a year, like I do now.
I do my best to use the public information that both orders and groups provide, and I don’t want to mislead anyone about an individual group’s affiliation. (And I have had one instance where the order in question appreciated the ‘self-reported’ comment.)
Druid distance or in-house training programs (unless associated with a local grove or study group that meets in-person, and regularly for activities outside of their educational program).
Fraternal ‘Druids’ clubs. These are non-spiritual, charitable clubs in the tradition of the Moose, Elks, or Lions lodges. (Such as the fraternal Druids of California.)
Gaming or role-play groups.
Cyber or internet-only gatherings.
Private groups (includes groups that are not already on the internet).
People outside of North America.
Inactive listings.
Pan-pagan groups that follow some other tradition as their primary path. This includes ‘ecumenical’, Pagan Pride, or festival groups.
Malicious webpages, such as attack sites.
New groups, or those I have not found yet.
Individuals.
Just let me know the:
- Group name
- Town, state, and country
- Internet link with contact info (order webpage, Facebook, Witchvox, Yahoo Group, website, etc. listing)
- Affiliation (if any)