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This is a list of all verifiable organizations that claim to be a Masonic Grand Lodge in United States.

A Masonic "Grand Lodge" (or sometimes "Grand Orient") is the governing body that supervises the individual "Lodges of Freemasons" in a particular geographical area, known as its "jurisdiction" (usually corresponding to a sovereign state or other major geopolitical unit). Some are large, with thousands of members divided into hundreds of subordinate lodges, while others are tiny, with only a few members split between a handful of local lodges. Sometimes there will only be one Grand Lodge in a given area, but the majority of the time there will be at least two. More often, there will be several competing Grand Lodges claiming the same jurisdictional area, or claiming overlapping areas. This fact leads to debates over legitimacy: Not all Grand Lodges and Grand Orients recognize each other as being legitimate. However, such recognition is not relevant to this list, yet recognition is foundational within the fraternal order. Inclusion in this list only requires the establishment of a physical (as opposed to a virtual, or online) presence, and lodges (regular, unrecognized or clandestine) which acknowledge their governance.

Membership numbers are subject to change; for current figures, check the sources which are indicated in the reference section.

United States

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Country or greater geographical area State, province, or other geographical area Name Founded Lodges Members Notes
United States George Washington Union[1][2] 1976 5 37 CLIPSAS, SIMPA
United States National Sovereign Sanctuary Ancient and Primitive Rite of Memphis-Misraïm for the United States and Jurisdictions[3][4]
United States Honorable Order of Universal Co-Masonry[5][6] 1907/1994 Formally called The Honorable Order of American Co-Masonry
United States Le Droit Humain – American federation[7][8] 1903 DH
United States National Grand Lodge Prince Hall Origin[9] National Compact
United States Alabama Grand Lodge of Alabama[10][11] 1821[12] 299 27,576 [13] CGMNA
United States Alabama King Solomon Grand Lodge[14][15]
United States Alabama Olive Branch Grand Lodge[16][17] National Compact
United States Alabama Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Alabama[18][19] 1870[20] 593[21] 30,822 PHCGM, PHA
United States Alaska Grand Lodge of Alaska[10][22] 1981 20[23] 1,715 [13] CGMNA
United States Alaska Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Alaska,[10][24] 1969[25] 7 315 [13] PHCGM, PHA
United States Arizona Grand Lodge of Arizona[10][26] 1882[12] 58 8,263 [13] CGMNA
United States Arizona Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Arizona[10][27] 9 313[21] PHCGM, PHA
United States Arkansas Alpha Grand Lodge[28][29] Int. FM
United States Arkansas M.W. Compact Grand Lodge[17] National Compact
United States Arkansas Grand Lodge of Arkansas[10][30] 1838 243 12,005 CGMNA
United States Arkansas Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Arkansas[19][31] 1870[20] 118 3,200[21] PHCGM, PHA
United States California Grand Lodge of California[10][32] 1850 338 57,267 [13] CGMNA
United States California Hiram of Tyre Grand Lodge[33] 1910 General Grand Masonic Congress
United States California Mt. Nebo Grand Lodge[17] National Compact
United States California Prince Hall Grand Lodge of California[10][34] 1855 57 4,200 [13] PHCGM, PHA
United States California Sons of Light Grand Lodge, California and Oregon[35][36]
United States California St. Anthony Grand Lodge of California of Oakland and Los Angeles[37][38]
United States Colorado Grand Lodge of Colorado[10][39] 1861 131 9,600 [13] CGMNA
United States Colorado Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Colorado, Wyoming and Utah[10][40] 17[21] 833 PHCGM, PHA
United States Connecticut Grand Lodge of Connecticut[10][41] 1789 94 12,423 [13] CGMNA
United States Connecticut Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Connecticut[10][42] 1873[20] 15 1,500[13] PHCGM, PHA
United States Delaware African Harmony Grand Lodge[17] National Compact
United States Delaware Grand Lodge of Delaware[10][43] 1806 28 4,906 [13] CGMNA
United States Delaware Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Delaware[10][44] 1849[20] 17[21] 800 PHCGM, PHA
United States District of Columbia Grand Lodge of District of Columbia[10][45] 1811 42 4,436 [13][46] CGMNA
United States District of Columbia Eureka Grand Lodge[17] National Compact
United States District of Columbia King Solomon Grand Lodge[47]
United States District of Columbia Prince Hall Grand Lodge of District of Columbia[10][48] 1848 26 5,100[21] PHCGM, PHA
United States Florida Grand Lodge of Florida[10][49] 1830[12] 290 44,437 [13] CGMNA
United States Florida Meridian Grand Lodge[17] National Compact
United States Florida Grand Lodge AF&AM of Florida (Scottish Rite)[50][51] 2010 [51] Masonry Universal
United States Florida Renford P. Brown Grand Lodge[52][53] Int. FM
United States Florida Union Grand Lodge of Florida, Belize, Central America, and St. John (Prince Hall)[19][54] 1865 PHCGM, PHA
United States Georgia Grand Lodge of Georgia[10][55] 1786 428 42,297 [13] CGMNA
United States Georgia Jeff Long Grand Lodge[56] Int. FM
United States Georgia Lazarus Grand Lodge of the Jurisdiction of Georgia[57][58]
United States Georgia Modern Free and Accepted Masons of the World[59][60]
United States Georgia Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Georgia[19][61] 1870[20] 194[21] 10,107 PHCGM, PHA
United States Georgia Smooth Ashlar Grand Lodge[17][62] National Compact
United States Georgia St. Joseph Grand Lodge of Georgia[63][64]
United States Hawaii Grand Lodge of Hawaii[10][65] 1989 11[66] 1,807 [13][66] CGMNA
United States Hawaii Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Hawaii[10][67] 2001 5 PHCGM, PHA
United States Idaho Grand Lodge of Idaho[10][68] 1867 55 3,800 [13] CGMNA
United States Illinois Grand Lodge Of Illinois[10][69] 1840 498 66,347 [13] CGMNA
United States Illinois Prince Hall Grand Lodge of the State of Illinois[10][70] 1867[20] PHCGM, PHA
United States Illinois St. James Grand Lodge[71]
United States Illinois St. John Grand Lodge[72]
United States Illinois St. Mark Grand Lodge[17][73] National Compact
United States Illinois United Grand Lodge Ancient and Accepted Masons[74] 2008 7
United States Illinois United Grand Lodge AF & AM[75][76] 1922 13
United States Indiana Grand Lodge of Indiana[10][77] 1818[12] 416 62,968 [13] CGMNA
United States Indiana Prince Edwin Grand Lodge of Indiana[17][78] National Compact
United States Indiana Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Indiana[10][79] 1956[20] 37[21] 2,100 PHCGM, PHA
United States Iowa Grand Lodge of Iowa[10][80] 1844[12] 282 21,500 [13] CGMNA
United States Iowa Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Iowa[10][81] 1881[20] 7[21] PHCGM, PHA
United States Kansas Grand Lodge of Kansas[10][82] 1856 237 21,439 [13] CGMNA
United States Kansas Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Kansas[10][83] 1875 42[21] 1,392 PHCGM, PHA
United States Kentucky Grand Lodge of Kentucky[10][84] 1800[12] 397 [13] 51,437 CGMNA
United States Kentucky Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Kentucky[19][85] 1866[20] 67[21] 2,400 PHCGM, PHA
United States Louisiana Grand Lodge of Louisiana[10][86] 1812[12] 252 20,482 [13] CGMNA
United States Louisiana Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Louisiana[19][20] 1863[20] 169[21] 7,823 PHCGM, PHA
United States Louisiana Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Louisiana[17] National Compact
United States Louisiana United Most Worshipful St. John's Grand Lodge[87]
United States Louisiana Universal Grand Lodge of Louisiana[88][89]
United States Maine Grand Lodge of Maine[10][90] 1820[12] 185 19,635 [13] CGMNA
United States Maryland Grand Lodge of Maryland[10][91] 1787[12] 100 16,146 [13] CGMNA
United States Maryland Hiram Grand Lodge State of Maryland[92][93] 1924[94] 20
United States Maryland King Douglas Grand Lodge[95] Int. FM
United States Maryland Maryland Grand Lodge[17] National Compact
United States Maryland Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Maryland[10][96] 1845[20] 98[21] 4,762 PHCGM, PHA
United States Massachusetts George Washington Carver Grand Lodge[97][98]
United States Massachusetts[99] Grand Lodge of Massachusetts[10][100] 1733[12] 245 34,662 [13] CGMNA
United States Massachusetts Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Massachusetts[10][101] 1791[20] 27 1,287 PHCGM, PHA
United States Michigan Grand Lodge of Michigan[10][102] 1826[12] 304 36,174 [13] CGMNA
United States Michigan Pride of the East Grand Lodge[17] National Compact
United States Michigan Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Michigan[10][103] 1866[20] 47[21] 2,900 PHCGM, PHA
United States Michigan Ralph Bunche Grand Lodge[104][105] Int. FM
United States Minnesota Grand Lodge of Minnesota[10][106] 1853[12] 156 14,084 [13] CGMNA
United States Minnesota North Star Grand Lodge[17] National Compact
United States Minnesota Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Minnesota[10][107] 1894[20] 14[21] 400 PHCGM, PHA
United States Mississippi Grand Lodge of Mississippi[10][108] 1818[12] 247 18,689 [13] CGMNA
United States Mississippi King David Grand Lodge of Mississippi[109][110]
United States Mississippi Prince Hall Grand Lodge[17][111] National Compact
United States Mississippi Stringer Grand Lodge of Mississippi[19][112] 1873 357[21] 17,910 PHCGM, PHA
United States Missouri Grand Lodge of Missouri[10][113] 1821[12] 350 42,851 [13] CGMNA
United States Missouri Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Missouri[10][114] 1866[20] 64[21] 2,549 PHCGM, PHA
United States Missouri St. Andrew's Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United States Montana Grand Lodge of Montana[10][115] 1866[12] 94 5,796 [13] CGMNA
United States Nebraska Grand Lodge of Nebraska[10][116] 1857[12] 139 12,270 [13] CGMNA
United States Nebraska Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Nebraska[10][117] 1919[20] 8[21] 286 PHCGM, PHA
United States Nevada Grand Lodge of Nevada[10][118] 1865[12] 42 4,168 [13] CGMNA
United States Nevada Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Nevada[10][119] 1960[20] 6[21] 165 PHCGM, PHA
United States Nevada St. Mark Grand Lodge of Nevada [120]
United States New Hampshire Grand Lodge of New Hampshire[10][121] 1789[12] 65 6,980 [13] CGMNA
United States New Jersey Garden State Grand Lodge
United States New Jersey Grand Lodge of New Jersey[10][122] 1786[12] 122 24,353 [13] CGMNA
United States New Jersey Job Grand Lodge [123][124] Int. FM
United States New Jersey King William Grand Lodge of New Jersey [125]
United States New Jersey Oriental Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M. of New Jersey[125][126]
United States New Jersey Prince Hall Grand Lodge of New Jersey[10][127] 1848[20] 52[21] 3,145 PHCGM, PHA
United States New Jersey Regular Grand Lodge of New Jersey[128] 4
United States New Jersey St. John's Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United States New Mexico Grand Lodge of New Mexico[10][129] 1877[12] 57 5,228 [13] CGMNA
United States New Mexico Prince Hall Grand Lodge of New Mexico[10][130] 1921[20] PHCGM, PHA
United States New York[131] Grand Lodge of the State of New York[10][132] 1781[12] 522 44,525 [13] CGMNA
United States New York Grand Lodge of New York (2) [17] National Compact
United States New York Hiram Grand Lodge [133][134]
United States New York Omega Grand Lodge [1][135] CLIPSAS
United States New York Prince Hall Grand Lodge of New York[10][136] 1845[20] 72 5,300 [13] PHCGM, PHA
United States New York Rose of Sharon Grand Lodge [137][138] Int. FM
United States North Carolina Grand Lodge of North Carolina[10][139] 1787[12] 372 44,063 [13][140] CGMNA
United States North Carolina Modern Free and Accepted Masons of The World [59][141]
United States North Carolina Prince Hall Grand Lodge of North Carolina[10][142] 1870[20] 263 10,315 [13] PHCGM, PHA
United States North Carolina St. James Grand Lodge, Prince Hall Origin [17] National Compact
United States North Dakota Grand Lodge of North Dakota[10][143] 1889[12] 45 2,977 [13] CGMNA
United States Ohio Eureka Grand Lodge[17] National Compact
United States Ohio Grand Lodge of Ohio[10][144] 1808[12] 503 97,397 [13] CGMNA
United States Ohio Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Ohio[10][145] 1849[20] 62[21] 4,904 PHCGM, PHA
United States Oklahoma Eureka Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United States Oklahoma Grand Lodge of Oklahoma[10][146] 1874 223 24,054 [13] CGMNA
United States Oklahoma Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Oklahoma[10][147] 1893[20] 129[21] 6,000 PHCGM, PHA
United States Oregon Grand Lodge of Oregon[10][148] 1851[12] 112 9,203 [13] CGMNA
United States Oregon Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Oregon, Idaho and Montana[10][149] 1960[20] 8[21] 143 PHCGM, PHA
United States Oregon Sons of Haiti Grand Lodge[150] Sons of Haiti
United States Pennsylvania Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania[10][151] 1731[12] 428 111,661 [13] CGMNA
United States Pennsylvania Keystone Grand Lodge [152][153]
United States Pennsylvania Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania[17] National Compact
United States Pennsylvania Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania[10][154] 1797[20] 107[21] 7,600 PHCGM, PHA
United States Rhode Island Grand Lodge of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations[10][155] 1791[12] 25 3,847 [13] CGMNA
United States Rhode Island Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Rhode Island[10][149] 1858[20] 5[21] 280 PHCGM, PHA
United States South Carolina Grand Lodge of South Carolina, A.F.M.[10][156] 1737[12] 297 38,853 [13] CGMNA
United States South Carolina Palmetto Grand Lodge[157] 55 National Compact
United States South Carolina Prince Hall Grand Lodge of South Carolina[19][158] 1867[20] 306[21] 16,000 PHCGM, PHA
United States South Dakota Grand Lodge of South Dakota[10][159] 1875[12] 83 5,931 [13] CGMNA
United States Tennessee Grand Lodge of Tennessee[10][160] 1813[12] 333 44,390 [13] CGMNA
United States Tennessee Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Tennessee[19][161] 1870[20] 172[21] 6,500 PHCGM, PHA
United States Texas Abraham Grand Lodge AF&AM of Texas 1974 12 153 SOGLIA
United States Texas Grand Lodge of Texas[10][162] 1837[12] 856 85,442 [13] CGMNA
United States Texas Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Texas[10][163] 1875[20] 424[21] 10,400 PHCGM, PHA
United States Texas MW St John / St Joseph Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United States Utah Grand Lodge of Utah[10][164] 1872[12] 30 2,034 [13] CGMNA
United States Utah International Masonic Order DELPHI of USA 2005 4 59 UMM, CATENA, CLIPSAS, SIMPA, COMALACE, BEPA, Supreme Councils of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, RMI, MUB
United States Vermont Grand Lodge of Vermont[10][165] 1794[12] 88 6,099 [13] CGMNA
United States Virginia Grand Lodge of Virginia[10][166] 1778[12] 311 38,008 [13] CGMNA
United States Virginia Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Virginia[10][167] 1877[20] 208[21] 10,865 PHCGM, PHA National Compact
United States Washington Grand Lodge of Washington[10][168] 1858[12] 189 17,682 [13] CGMNA
United States Washington Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Washington[10][169] 1903[20] 60[21] 2,958 PHCGM, PHA
United States West Virginia Grand Lodge of West Virginia[10][170] 1865[12] 139 21,643 [13] CGMNA
United States West Virginia Prince Hall Grand Lodge of West Virginia[10][171] 25[21] 592 PHCGM, PHA
United States West Virginia Royal Craft Grand Lodge [17] National Compact
United States Wisconsin Grand Lodge of Wisconsin[10][172] 1843[12] 183 12,165 [13] CGMNA
United States Wisconsin Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Wisconsin[10][173] 1952[20] 11[21] 650 PHCGM, PHA
United States Wyoming Grand Lodge of Wyoming[10][174] 1874[12] 46 3,776 [13] CGMNA

Grand Orient Le Louverturien Des États Unis 2021 

   5 Juin 2021 lodges 5 members 127

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  160. ^ GL Tennessee website, accessed 28 January 2014
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  162. ^ GL Texas website Archived 10 January 2013 at the Wayback Machine, accessed 28 January 2014
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  164. ^ GL Utah Website, accessed 28 January 2014
  165. ^ GL Vermont website, accessed 28 January 2014
  166. ^ GL Virginia website, accessed 28 January 2014
  167. ^ PHGL Virginia website Archived 1 March 2012 at the Wayback Machine, accessed 28 January 2014
  168. ^ GL Washington website, accessed 28 January 2014
  169. ^ PHGL Washington website, accessed 28 January 2014
  170. ^ GL West Virginia website, accessed 28 January 2014
  171. ^ PHGL West Virginia website Archived 1 February 2014 at the Wayback Machine, accessed 28 January 2014
  172. ^ Wisconsin Freemasonry, accessed 28 January 2014
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  174. ^ GL Wyoming website, accessed 28 January 2014

See also

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