LDS Temples Every dedicated temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, plus those currently under construction — which have a real, visitable site. Each shows its status and the year it was first dedicated; sort by dedication date (default) or alphabetically, with not-yet-dedicated temples following the dedicated ones.
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1. St. George Utah Temple
St. George, Utah
The St. George Utah Temple is a white-plastered, red-sandstone temple in St. George, Washington County, southwestern Utah, USA — the oldest temple of the Church still in operation, first dedicated in 1877. After a major reconstruction it was rededicated in December 2023 and now spans roughly 143,969 square feet.
2. Logan Utah Temple
Logan, Utah
The Logan Utah Temple is a castellated dark-limestone landmark on an elevated terrace in Logan, Cache Valley, Utah, with twin end towers reaching 170 feet. Dedicated in 1884 and the second temple completed by the Church, its roughly 119,600 sq ft interior was completely rebuilt in a 1976–1979 reconstruction.
3. Manti Utah Temple
Manti, Utah
The Manti Utah Temple is a pioneer-era, ~74,792 sq ft limestone landmark crowning a hill in Manti, Sanpete County, Utah, famous for its hand-painted historic murals and twin spiral staircases. First dedicated in 1888, it reopened after a major restoration and was rededicated in April 2024.
4. Salt Lake Temple
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Salt Lake Temple is the six-spired quartz-monzonite (granite-like) centerpiece of Temple Square in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah — at 382,207 sq ft it is the Church's largest temple by floor area. Dedicated in 1893, it is currently closed for a major seismic and systems renovation, with a public open house set to begin in April 2027.
5. Laie Hawaii Temple
Laie, Hawaii
The Laie Hawaii Temple is a ~42,100 sq ft temple in Laie on the north shore of Oahu, Hawaii, United States, distinguished by its terraced reflecting pools and frieze-adorned, spireless concrete design. Dedicated in 1919, it was the first Latter-day Saint temple built outside the continental United States.
6. Cardston Alberta Temple
Cardston, Alberta, Canada
The Cardston Alberta Temple is a historic ~88,562-square-foot white-granite temple in Cardston, Alberta, Canada, distinguished by its tiered pyramid-roofed central tower and four progressive ordinance rooms with hand-painted murals. Dedicated in 1923, it was the first temple built outside the United States.
7. Mesa Arizona Temple
Mesa, Arizona
A historic, spireless temple of roughly 75,000 square feet in Mesa, Arizona, United States, one of the Church's oldest temples and originally dedicated in 1927. After a multi-year renovation it was most recently rededicated in December 2021.
8. Idaho Falls Idaho Temple
Idaho Falls, Idaho
The historic temple on the banks of the Snake River in Idaho Falls, Idaho — announced in 1937 and first dedicated in 1945 — was the Church's eighth operating temple. Its roughly 86,000 sq ft Art Deco structure rises 156 feet and was comprehensively renovated and rededicated in 2017.
9. Bern Switzerland Temple
Zollikofen, Bern, Switzerland
The Bern Switzerland Temple, in Münchenbuchsee near Zollikofen in the canton of Bern, Switzerland, was the first Latter-day Saint temple built in Europe. The ~35,546 sq ft building was first dedicated in 1955 and is currently closed for an extensive renovation ahead of a planned public open house in 2027.
10. Los Angeles California Temple
Los Angeles, California
The Los Angeles California Temple is a ~190,614 sq ft landmark in the Westwood district of Los Angeles, California, United States — the first Latter-day Saint temple built in California. Announced in 1937 and dedicated in 1956, it remains one of the Church's largest temples.
11. Hamilton New Zealand Temple
Hamilton, New Zealand
The Hamilton New Zealand Temple is a ~45,251 sq ft temple in Hamilton, in the Waikato region of New Zealand's North Island, originally dedicated by President David O. McKay in 1958 as the country's first temple. It was extensively renovated and rededicated by Dieter F. Uchtdorf in 2022.
12. London England Temple
Newchapel, Surrey, England
The London England Temple stands on a 32-acre estate at Newchapel, Surrey, about 25 miles south of London in the United Kingdom, faced in white Portland limestone with a single 156-foot spire. At roughly 42,650 sq ft and dedicated in 1958, it was the first temple in England; an angel Moroni statue was added in 2008.
13. Oakland California Temple
Oakland, California
The Oakland California Temple is an 80,157-square-foot temple in the Oakland hills of Oakland, California, United States, distinguished by its five-spire design (one tall central tower flanked by four corner spires) overlooking San Francisco Bay. Dedicated in 1964, it was rededicated in 2019 after a major renovation.
14. Ogden Utah Temple
Ogden, Utah
The Ogden Utah Temple is a 112,232-square-foot temple in downtown Ogden, Utah, United States; originally dedicated in 1972, it was completely redesigned and rededicated in 2014 with a new classic single-spire facade replacing its original modernist design.
15. Provo Utah Rock Canyon Temple
Provo, Utah
Originally dedicated in 1972 as the Provo Utah Temple, this ~163,000 sq ft temple in Provo, Utah, United States, is closed for an extensive renovation and renaming to the Provo Utah Rock Canyon Temple, named for the dramatic canyon along the Wasatch Front behind it.
16. Washington D.C. Temple
Kensington, Maryland
The Washington D.C. Temple is a six-spired white-marble temple in Kensington, Maryland, just outside the U.S. capital, serving the greater Washington, D.C. area. At ~156,558 sq ft and soaring 288 feet, it is the tallest temple in the Church and was the first built in the eastern United States; announced in 1968 and dedicated in 1974.
17. São Paulo Brazil Temple
São Paulo, Brazil
Standing in São Paulo, Brazil, this ~59,246 sq ft temple was announced in 1975 and dedicated in 1978 by Spencer W. Kimball — the first Latter-day Saint temple in Brazil and in all of South America. It was renovated and rededicated in 2004 and is currently operating.
18. Tokyo Japan Temple
Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan
The Tokyo Japan Temple stands in the Minato ward of central Tokyo, Japan, and was the first temple built on the Asian continent. Originally dedicated in 1980, the roughly 53,997 sq ft structure was extensively renovated and rededicated in 2022.
19. Seattle Washington Temple
Bellevue, Washington
Located in Bellevue (greater Seattle), Washington, this large ~110,000 sq ft temple was announced in 1975 and first dedicated in 1980 by Spencer W. Kimball. It is currently closed for a major renovation, with a public open house held June 18–July 11, 2026 and rededication scheduled for August 23, 2026.
20. Jordan River Utah Temple
South Jordan, Utah
The Jordan River Utah Temple is a large single-spired temple in South Jordan, Utah, United States, in the southern Salt Lake Valley. Its white cast-stone exterior with marble chips spans about 148,236 sq ft and its central spire reaches 219 feet.
21. Atlanta Georgia Temple
Sandy Springs, Georgia
The Atlanta Georgia Temple is a six-spire, white-marble temple of roughly 34,500 sq ft in Sandy Springs, in the metropolitan Atlanta area of Georgia, USA. First dedicated in 1983 and rededicated after renovation in 2011, it was the first Latter-day Saint temple in the southeastern United States.
22. Apia Samoa Temple
Apia, Samoa
The Apia Samoa Temple is an 18,691-square-foot single-spire temple in Pesega, Apia, Samoa, first dedicated in 1983. After a 2003 fire destroyed the original, it was rebuilt in granite and rededicated in 2005, with the angel Moroni statue that survived the fire reinstalled atop the new structure.
23. Nuku'alofa Tonga Temple
Nukuʻalofa, Tonga
The Nuku'alofa Tonga Temple is a Latter-day Saint temple in Nuku'alofa, the capital of the Pacific island nation of Tonga; first dedicated in 1983, it was expanded and rededicated in 2007 to its present 21,184 square feet.
24. Santiago Chile Temple
Providencia, Santiago, Chile
The Santiago Chile Temple is a 20,831-square-foot temple in the Providencia district of Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile. First dedicated in 1983, it is Chile's original temple and has been closed for a major renovation since February 2024 (rededication expected after the December 2026 reopening).
25. Papeete Tahiti Temple
Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia
The Papeete Tahiti Temple is a roughly 12,150-square-foot temple in the commune of Pirae near Papeete, French Polynesia (France). Announced in 1980 and first dedicated in 1983, it serves the islands of the South Pacific and was expanded and rededicated in 2006.
26. Mexico City Mexico Temple
México City, Mexico
Located in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico, this ~116,600 sq ft temple is celebrated for its ornate Mayan-inspired white cast-stone exterior and a single central spire topped by the angel Moroni. Long the Church's largest temple outside the United States, it stands about 166 feet tall at over 7,300 feet elevation.
27. Boise Idaho Temple
Boise, Idaho
The Boise Idaho Temple is a ~35,868 sq ft temple in Boise, Idaho, United States, first dedicated in May 1984 and rededicated in November 2012 after an extensive renovation. It was one of the smaller multi-spired temples of the early 1980s building program.
28. Sydney Australia Temple
Carlingford, New South Wales, Australia
The Sydney Australia Temple is a 30,067-square-foot temple in the suburb of Carlingford, New South Wales, Australia, and was the first temple built on the Australian continent. Dedicated in 1984, it remains in operation, with a renovation closure scheduled for late 2026.
29. Manila Philippines Temple
Quezon City, Philippines
The Manila Philippines Temple sits in Quezon City within Metro Manila, Philippines, a ~26,683 sq ft house of worship that was the first temple built in the Philippines and the second in Asia. It was dedicated in 1984 by Gordon B. Hinckley.
30. Dallas Texas Temple
Dallas, Texas
The Dallas Texas Temple is a 44,207 sq ft marble-faced building in Dallas, Texas, United States, distinguished by its six detached spires; first dedicated in 1984, it closed in February 2024 and remains under renovation as of mid-2026.
31. Taipei Taiwan Temple
Taipei, Taiwan
The Taipei Taiwan Temple is a compact 9,945-square-foot, multi-spired temple in an urban setting in Taipei, Taiwan, located just east of the National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. Dedicated in 1984, it was the first temple in Taiwan and remains in operation.
32. Guatemala City Guatemala Temple
Guatemala City, Guatemala
The Guatemala City Guatemala Temple is a roughly 11,610 sq ft temple in the Vista Hermosa district of Guatemala City, Guatemala. Announced in 1981 and dedicated in December 1984, it was the first temple in Central America.
33. Freiberg Germany Temple
Freiberg, Germany
The Freiberg Germany Temple is a 21,500-square-foot temple in Freiberg, Saxony, in eastern Germany — historically significant as the first Latter-day Saint temple built behind the Iron Curtain in the former East Germany. Dedicated in 1985 and later expanded and rededicated in 2016, it serves members in eastern Germany, the Czech Republic, and Hungary.
34. Stockholm Sweden Temple
Vasterhaninge, Sweden
The Stockholm Sweden Temple is the Church's temple for Sweden, located in Vasterhaninge near Stockholm, Sweden. Originally dedicated in 1985, it closed in March 2023 for a multi-year reconstruction that nearly doubles its footprint to roughly 31,000 square feet, so it is currently under renovation and not yet rededicated.
35. Chicago Illinois Temple
Glenview, Illinois
The Chicago Illinois Temple is located in the suburb of Glenview, Illinois, United States, serving the greater Chicago area and standing as the first operating temple built in the Midwest. The roughly 37,062 sq ft structure was first dedicated in 1985 and rededicated in 1989 following an expansion.
36. Johannesburg South Africa Temple
Johannesburg, South Africa
The Johannesburg South Africa Temple sits on Parktown Ridge in the Parktown suburb of Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa. At about 19,184 sq ft, the six-spired masonry building rises 112 feet with an angel Moroni statue, and was the Church's first temple on the African mainland.
37. Seoul Korea Temple
Seoul, South Korea
The Seoul Korea Temple is a six-spired, granite-clad temple in Seoul, South Korea, set on a hill overlooking several of the city's universities. At about 28,057 square feet, it was the Church's first temple in Korea, dedicated in December 1985.
38. Lima Peru Temple
La Molina, Lima, Peru
The Lima Peru Temple stands in the La Molina district of eastern Lima, Peru, clad in light-colored Peruvian marble and distinguished by six detached spires rising to about 112 feet. At roughly 9,600 sq ft it was the Church's first temple in Peru, dedicated in 1986.
39. Buenos Aires Argentina Temple
Ciudad Evita, Buenos Aires, Argentina
The Buenos Aires Argentina Temple sits in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and was the first Latter-day Saint temple in the country. The roughly 30,659 sq ft building was first dedicated in 1986 and rededicated in 2012 following an extensive renovation.
40. Denver Colorado Temple
Centennial, Colorado
The Denver Colorado Temple is a 29,117 sq ft white temple in Centennial (Denver metropolitan area), Colorado, United States, featuring a single end spire with a gold-leafed angel Moroni statue and a wall of stained glass above the entrance.
41. Frankfurt Germany Temple
Friedrichsdorf, Germany
A 32,895-sq-ft temple in Friedrichsdorf, several miles north of Frankfurt, Germany, and one of the Church's older European temples. First dedicated in 1987, it underwent a major renovation and enlargement from 2015 to 2019 and was rededicated in October 2019 by President Dieter F. Uchtdorf; it is currently operating.
42. Portland Oregon Temple
Lake Oswego, Oregon
The Portland Oregon Temple is an 80,500 sq ft, multi-spired temple set on a wooded 7.3-acre site in Lake Oswego, Oregon (about 8 miles south of Portland), United States. Dedicated in 1989 by Gordon B. Hinckley, it was the 42nd operating temple of the Church.
43. Las Vegas Nevada Temple
Las Vegas, Nevada
The Las Vegas Nevada Temple is an ~80,350 sq ft, six-spired temple set against the Sunrise Mountains on the eastern edge of Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. Announced in 1984 and dedicated in 1989, its angular modern design is a landmark of the Las Vegas Valley.
44. Toronto Ontario Temple
Brampton, Ontario, Canada
The Toronto Ontario Temple sits in a residential neighborhood of Brampton, Ontario, Canada (a Toronto suburb), and was the second temple built in Canada and the first in Ontario. The roughly 55,558 sq ft building was first dedicated in 1990 and rededicated in March 2025 after a renovation.
45. San Diego California Temple
San Diego, California
The San Diego California Temple is a striking twin-towered, white marble-clad temple of about 58,005 sq ft in San Diego, California, United States, famous as a landmark visible from Interstate 5. Announced in 1984 and first dedicated in 1993, it closed in July 2023 for an extensive renovation and is scheduled for rededication in August 2026.
46. Orlando Florida Temple
Windermere, Florida
The Orlando Florida Temple is a six-spire ~70,000 sq ft temple in Windermere, in the Orlando metropolitan area of central Florida, USA. Announced in 1990 and first dedicated in 1994, it closed on July 1, 2024 for an extensive renovation and is awaiting rededication.
47. Bountiful Utah Temple
Bountiful, Utah
The Bountiful Utah Temple is a large ~104,000 sq ft temple in Bountiful, Davis County, Utah, United States, dedicated in January 1995 by President Howard W. Hunter. It was the eighth temple built in Utah and the first in Davis County, set on a hillside overlooking the Salt Lake Valley.
48. Hong Kong China Temple
Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong
The Hong Kong China Temple is a multi-story temple of about 51,921 square feet integrated into a high-rise complex in Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong, China — an unusual vertical design that combines temple, chapel, and housing. First dedicated in 1996, it underwent a major renovation from 2019 to 2022 and was rededicated in June 2022.
49. Mount Timpanogos Utah Temple
American Fork, Utah
The Mount Timpanogos Utah Temple is a large ~107,240 sq ft temple in American Fork, Utah County, USA, set against the backdrop of its namesake Mount Timpanogos in the Wasatch Range. Announced in 1992 and dedicated in 1996, it was the 49th operating temple of the Church.
50. St. Louis Missouri Temple
St. Louis, Missouri
The St. Louis Missouri Temple is a roughly 58,749-square-foot, single-spire temple clad in white granite, located in Town and Country near St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Dedicated in 1997 by President Gordon B. Hinckley, it serves members across Missouri and neighboring states.
51. Vernal Utah Temple
Vernal, Utah
The Vernal Utah Temple, a ~38,771 sq ft temple in Vernal in northeastern Utah, was built inside the shell of the pioneer-era Uintah Stake Tabernacle — making it the first Latter-day Saint temple created from a pre-existing building. Announced in 1994 and dedicated in 1997, it features twin end towers topped by an angel Moroni statue.
52. Preston England Temple
Chorley, Lancashire, England
The Preston England Temple is a 69,630 sq ft, single-spire granite temple near Chorley in Lancashire, England, United Kingdom. Dedicated in 1998, it was the sixth temple in Europe and the second in the United Kingdom.
53. Monticello Utah Temple
Monticello, Utah
The Monticello Utah Temple is a small ~11,225 sq ft temple in Monticello, southeastern Utah, USA, finished in Turkish off-white marble. It was famously constructed in just eight months and nine days — the fastest build of any Latter-day Saint temple — and was dedicated in 1998.
54. Anchorage Alaska Temple
Anchorage, Alaska
The Anchorage Alaska Temple is a single-spire temple in Anchorage, Alaska, United States, dedicated in 1999 at 11,937 square feet and notable for the North Star and Big Dipper etched into its exterior granite. It is currently being reconstructed in place into a roughly 30,000-square-foot building while the original remains operational.
55. Colonia Juárez Chihuahua Mexico Temple
Colonia Juárez, Mexico
The Colonia Juárez Chihuahua Mexico Temple is a compact 6,800 sq ft temple in the Mormon colony of Colonia Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico. Announced in 1997 and dedicated in 1999, it was the first of President Gordon B. Hinckley's new generation of smaller temples to be built outside the United States.
56. Madrid Spain Temple
Madrid, Spain
A ~45,800 sq ft temple in Madrid, the capital of Spain, dedicated in 1999. It serves as the Church's principal temple for the Iberian Peninsula and is co-located with a missionary training center and patron housing.
57. Bogotá Colombia Temple
Bogotá, Colombia
The Bogotá Colombia Temple is a ~53,500 sq ft temple in Bogotá (Distrito Capital), Colombia, dedicated in April 1999 by Gordon B. Hinckley as the Church's first temple in Colombia. It was the 57th operating temple of the Church.
58. Guayaquil Ecuador Temple
Guayaquil, Ecuador
The Guayaquil Ecuador Temple is a classic six-spire, roughly 45,000 sq ft temple in the Urdesa Norte district of Guayaquil, Ecuador. Announced in 1982 and dedicated in August 1999 by Gordon B. Hinckley, it was the country's first temple.
59. Spokane Washington Temple
Spokane, Washington
The Spokane Washington Temple is a compact, single-spire temple in Spokane, Washington, United States, topped by an angel Moroni statue (repositioned to face west in 2009). At about 10,700 square feet, it was announced in 1998 and dedicated in 1999.
60. Columbus Ohio Temple
Columbus, Ohio
An ~11,745 sq ft temple in Columbus, Ohio, United States, first dedicated by Gordon B. Hinckley in September 1999. It underwent an extensive renovation from 2020 to 2023 and was rededicated in June 2023, returning it to operation.
61. Bismarck North Dakota Temple
Bismarck, North Dakota
The Bismarck North Dakota Temple in Bismarck, North Dakota, United States, was the first Latter-day Saint temple built in the Dakotas. The ~10,700 sq ft temple was dedicated in 1999 by Gordon B. Hinckley.
62. Columbia South Carolina Temple
Hopkins, South Carolina
A compact ~10,700 sq ft temple clad in Imperial Danby white marble with a single attached spire and angel Moroni statue, located in Hopkins, just outside Columbia, South Carolina, United States. It was dedicated by Gordon B. Hinckley in October 1999 as the 62nd operating temple of the Church.
63. Detroit Michigan Temple
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
The Detroit Michigan Temple is a compact ~10,700 sq ft house of worship in Bloomfield Hills, a northern suburb of Detroit, Michigan, USA. Built as one of Gordon B. Hinckley's small-temple-program designs, it was dedicated in 1999.
64. Halifax Nova Scotia Temple
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada
The Halifax Nova Scotia Temple is a compact ~10,700 sq ft house of worship in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada, serving Latter-day Saints in the Atlantic provinces. Announced in 1998 and dedicated by Gordon B. Hinckley in 1999, it is a single-spire temple of the small-temple era.
65. Regina Saskatchewan Temple
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
The Regina Saskatchewan Temple is a roughly 10,700-sq-ft temple in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada — the fourth temple built in Canada and the first in Saskatchewan. Dedicated in 1999, it was rededicated on the same day as the Halifax Nova Scotia Temple, the first time two temple dedications were held simultaneously.
66. Billings Montana Temple
Billings, Montana
The Billings Montana Temple in Billings, Montana, United States, was the first Latter-day Saint temple built in Montana. The ~33,800 sq ft temple was dedicated in 1999 by Gordon B. Hinckley.
67. Edmonton Alberta Temple
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
The Edmonton Alberta Temple is a small ~10,700 sq ft temple in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, built under Gordon B. Hinckley's small-temple program. Announced and dedicated in quick succession in 1998-1999, it serves Latter-day Saints across northern Alberta.
68. Raleigh North Carolina Temple
Apex, North Carolina
The Raleigh North Carolina Temple sits on a 3.17-acre site in Apex, a suburb of Raleigh, North Carolina, United States, and was the Church's first temple in the state. Originally dedicated in 1999 at about 10,700 sq ft, it was expanded to roughly 12,864 sq ft during a renovation and rededicated in 2019.
69. St. Paul Minnesota Temple
Oakdale, Minnesota
The St. Paul Minnesota Temple is a compact, roughly 11,411-square-foot single-spire temple in Oakdale, a suburb east of St. Paul, Minnesota, USA. Dedicated on January 9, 2000, it was the first temple in Minnesota and the first temple the Church dedicated in the year 2000.
70. Kona Hawaii Temple
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
A bright white temple in Kailua-Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii, United States, first dedicated in January 2000 by Gordon B. Hinckley. It is currently closed for an extensive renovation and expansion (from ~9,500 to roughly 12,000+ sq ft), with public open-house and rededication dates not yet announced.
71. Ciudad Juárez Mexico Temple
Ciudad Juárez, Mexico
The Ciudad Juárez Mexico Temple is a compact roughly 10,700 sq ft temple in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, in northern Mexico near the U.S. border. Clad in white marble veneer with a single attached spire topped by an angel Moroni statue, it was dedicated by Gordon B. Hinckley in 2000.
72. Hermosillo Sonora Mexico Temple
Hermosillo, Mexico
The Hermosillo Sonora Mexico Temple is a single-spired temple of about 10,769 square feet in Hermosillo, the capital of Sonora state in northwestern Mexico. Announced in 1998 and dedicated in February 2000, it was among a wave of smaller temples built around the turn of the millennium.
73. Albuquerque New Mexico Temple
Albuquerque, New Mexico
The Albuquerque New Mexico Temple is a 34,245-square-foot single-spire temple in Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States, clad in Desert Rose pre-cast concrete trimmed with Texas pearl granite. Its exterior is decorated with moons, stars, and suns arranged in their astronomical order from the earth.
74. Oaxaca Mexico Temple
Oaxaca, Mexico
The Oaxaca Mexico Temple is a compact 10,700-square-foot temple with a white marble exterior and single attached spire in the city of Oaxaca, in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. It was announced in 1999 and dedicated in 2000.
75. Tuxtla Gutiérrez Mexico Temple
Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Mexico
The Tuxtla Gutiérrez Mexico Temple is a compact ~10,700 sq ft house of the Lord in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, the capital of Chiapas state in southern Mexico. Dedicated in March 2000, it was the fourth of four Mexican temples dedicated within a two-week span that tripled the country's temple count.
76. Louisville Kentucky Temple
Crestwood, Kentucky
The Louisville Kentucky Temple is a compact ~10,700 sq ft temple in Crestwood, near Louisville, Kentucky, United States. Announced in 1999 and dedicated in 2000, it serves Latter-day Saints across the Louisville metro region.
77. Palmyra New York Temple
Palmyra, New York
The Palmyra New York Temple is a roughly 10,900-square-foot temple in Palmyra, New York, United States, near the Sacred Grove and Hill Cumorah in the Church's founding region. Announced in 1999 and dedicated April 6, 2000 (the 170th anniversary of the Church's organization), it was the first temple built in New York State.
78. Fresno California Temple
Fresno, California
The Fresno California Temple is a compact 10,850-square-foot temple in Fresno, in California's Central Valley, United States. Announced and ground-broken in 1999, it was dedicated in 2000 and serves Latter-day Saints across the agricultural San Joaquin Valley region.
79. Medford Oregon Temple
Central Point, Oregon
The Medford Oregon Temple is a compact ~10,700 sq ft temple located in Central Point, near Medford in southern Oregon, United States, built of gray granite quarried from Mount Airy, North Carolina. Announced in 1999, it was dedicated in 2000 by James E. Faust.
80. Memphis Tennessee Temple
Bartlett, Tennessee
A single-spire temple located in Bartlett, a suburb of Memphis, Tennessee, United States, and the first temple built in the state. At roughly 10,890 square feet it is one of the Church's compact smaller temples; it was renovated and rededicated in 2019.
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