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Areas of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as of March 2022

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Areas of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in North America as of March 2022

In The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), an area is an administrative unit that typically is composed of multiple stakes and missions. These areas are the primary church administrative unit between individual stakes or missions and the church as a whole.

History

The areas as they now exist were formed in January 1984.^[1] Prior to that time, general authorities served as "area supervisors" and at times resided outside of Salt Lake City.^[2] In 1984, 13 initial areas were created; by 1992 there were 22, and by early 2007 there were 31. As of April 2022, there are 23 areas.^[3]^[4]^[5]

Administration

Until 2003, each area had a president and two counselors, all of whom were typically general authorities (area seventies sometimes served as counselors). This three-man body was known as the area presidency. In that year, the church eliminated these presidencies for areas located in the United States and Canada, which were all then placed under the direct supervision of a member of the Presidency of the Seventy, thus freeing more general authorities from specific area assignments. Since these areas were previously administered by area presidencies located at church headquarters in Salt Lake City, the administrative change was not as drastic as it might seem.

In April 2018, the church announced that, effective August 1 of that year, areas in the United States and Canada would once again be supervised by a three-man presidency. This enabled the Presidency of the Seventy to more fully assist the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles in their duties, and to fill other assignments as needed.^[6]

The areas outside the United States and Canada continue to be governed by area presidencies that are typically composed of general authorities and area seventies. These presidency members usually reside in a headquarters city located in the geographic boundaries of the area. Area seventies who serve in these presidencies reside in their own homes, which may or may not be in the area headquarters city.

In 2019, church leaders stated that the 10 North American areas would be merged into six (the Idaho Area merged into the North America Central Area; the North America Northwest Area merged into the North America West Area; and the Utah North, Utah Salt Lake City, and Utah South areas merged into a single Utah Area.^[7]

Also in 2019, a structural change occurred in the administration of the Middle East/Africa North Area. In prior years, two general authorities based at church headquarters were assigned oversight for the area. However, beginning in August 2019, a three-man area presidency was established to oversee the area. Two of them were general authorities at church headquarters, while the second counselor was an area seventy living in the area.

In 2019, church leaders also announced the division of the Africa Southeast Area, into the Africa Central and Africa South areas, effective August 1, 2020.^[8] Two months later, W. Christopher Waddell, second counselor in the Presiding Bishopric, announced in Johannesburg that the new Africa Central Area would be headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya.^[9]

Then in 2022, additional structural changes affected Europe. The Europe and Europe East areas were split into 3 areas and renamed the Europe Central, Europe East, and Europe North areas. The presidency of the Europe Area became the presidency of the Europe Central Area, with the presidency of the Europe East Area becoming three area seventies. The president and first counselor in the Europe East Area were reassigned to fill the same roles in the Europe North Area, with the second counselor being an area seventy. The area seventy who had been serving as the second counselor in the Europe East Area was designated an assistant to the Europe North Area presidency, specifically overseeing Ukraine and Moldova, which will be separate from a specific area at the current time.^[10]

As of April 2022, the church has 17 areas outside North America and six areas inside North America, for a total of 23. With the changes in Europe, the church now has five area seventies serving in area presidencies. Area assignments are generally announced sometime after April's general conference and are effective August 1.^[11]

Area details

The following details are current as of August 1, 2019, and are taken from the LDS Church Growth Blog, statistical profiles on cumorah.com, and the Facts and Statistics page of the church's official website (www.churchofjesuschrist.org). Ward and branch totals and membership numbers were last updated in 2015.

Africa Central [edit] Headquarters: Nairobi, Kenya Official Website TBD Members, TBD Stakes, TBD Districts, TBD Congregations, 11 missions, 5 temples
Area president: Matthew L. Carpenter^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Thierry K. Mutombo^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Ian S. Ardern^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Cameroon Yaounde Mission Democratic Republic of the Congo Kinshasa Mission Democratic Republic of the Congo Kinshasa East Mission Democratic Republic of the Congo Lubumbashi Mission	Democratic Republic of the Congo Mbuji-Mayi Mission Ethiopia Addis Ababa Mission Rwanda Kigali Mission Kenya Nairobi Mission	Republic of the Congo Brazzaville Mission Tanzania Dar es Salaam Mission Uganda Kampala Mission
Temples:
Brazzaville Republic of the Congo Temple (announced) Kananga Democratic Republic of the Congo Temple (site announced)	Kinshasa Democratic Republic of the Congo Temple Lubumbashi Democratic Republic of the Congo Temple (under construction)	Nairobi Kenya Temple (under construction)
Geographic coverage: (Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)
Burundi; Cameroon; Central African Republic; Republic of the Congo; Democratic Republic of the Congo; Djibouti; Equatorial Guinea; Eritrea; Ethiopia; Gabon; Kenya; Rwanda; Seychelles; Somalia; South Sudan; Tanzania; Uganda
Africa South [edit] Headquarters: Johannesburg, South Africa Official Website TBD Members, TBD Stakes, TBD Districts, TBD Congregations, 11 missions, 6 temples
Area president: Edward Dube^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Marcos A. Aidukaitis^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Denelson Silva^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Angola Luanda Mission Madagascar Antananarivo Mission Mozambique Beira Mission Botswana/Namibia Mission	Mozambique Maputo Mission South Africa Cape Town Mission South Africa Durban Mission South Africa Johannesburg Mission	Zambia Lusaka Mission Zimbabwe Bulawayo Mission Zimbabwe Harare Mission
Temples:
Cape Town South Africa Temple (site announced) Durban South Africa Temple	Harare Zimbabwe Temple (under construction) Johannesburg South Africa Temple
Geographic coverage: (Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)
Angola; Botswana; Comoros; Eswatini; Lesotho; Madagascar; Malawi; Mauritius; Mayotte (FRA); Mozambique; Namibia; Réunion (FRA); Rwanda; São Tomé and Príncipe; South Africa; Zambia; Zimbabwe
Africa West [edit] Headquarters: Accra, Ghana Official Website 423,245 Members, 125 Stakes, 46 Districts, 931 wards, 624 branches, 17 missions, 8 temples^[14]
Area president: S. Gifford Nielsen^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Jörg Klebingat^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Alfred Kyungu^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Benin Cotonou Mission Côte d'Ivoire Abidjan East Mission Côte d'Ivoire Abidjan West Mission Côte d'Ivoire Yamoussoukro Mission Ghana Accra Mission Ghana Accra West Mission	Ghana Cape Coast Mission Ghana Kumasi Mission Liberia Monrovia Mission Nigeria Benin City Mission Nigeria Enugu Mission Nigeria Ibadan Mission	Nigeria Lagos Mission Nigeria Owerri Mission Nigeria Port Harcourt Mission Nigeria Uyo Mission Sierra Leone Freetown Mission
Temples:
Aba Nigeria Temple Abidjan Ivory Coast Temple (dedication scheduled) Accra Ghana Temple	Benin City Nigeria Temple (site announced) Freetown Sierra Leone Temple (under construction) Kumasi Ghana Temple (site announced)	Lagos Nigeria Temple (site announced) Monrovia Liberia Temple (announced)
Geographic coverage: (Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)
Benin; Burkina Faso; Chad; Côte d'Ivoire; Gambia; Ghana; Guinea; Guinea-Bissau; Liberia; Mali; Mauritania; Niger; Nigeria; Senegal; Sierra Leone; Togo; Western Sahara
Asia [edit] Headquarters: Hong Kong, China Official Website TBD members, TBD stakes, TBD districts, TBD congregations, 10 missions, 8 temples
Area president: David P. Homer	First counselor: Benjamin M. Z. Tai^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Kelly R. Johnson^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Cambodia Phnom Penh Mission China Hong Kong Mission India Bengaluru Mission India New Delhi Mission	Indonesia Jakarta Mission Singapore Mission Taiwan Taichung Mission	Taiwan Taipei Mission Thailand Bangkok Mission Vietnam Hanoi Mission
Temples:
Bangkok Thailand Temple Bengaluru India Temple (under construction) Hong Kong China Temple	Kaohsiung Taiwan Temple (under construction) Phnom Penh Cambodia Temple (under construction) Shanghai People's Republic of China Temple (announced)	Singapore Temple (site announced) Taipei Taiwan Temple
Geographic coverage: (Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)
Bangladesh; Bhutan; Brunei; Cambodia; China; East Timor; India; Indonesia; Kyrgyzstan; Laos; Malaysia; Maldives; Myanmar; Nepal; Pakistan; Singapore; Sri Lanka; Tajikistan; Taiwan; Thailand; Vietnam
Asia North [edit] Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan Official Website TBD members, TBD stakes, TBD districts, TBD congregations, 11 missions, 6 temples
Area president: Takashi Wada	First counselor: James R. Rasband	Second counselor: John A. McCune
Missions:
Japan Fukuoka Mission Japan Kobe Mission Japan Nagoya Mission Japan Sapporo Mission	Japan Tokyo North Mission Japan Tokyo South Mission Korea Busan Mission Korea Seoul Mission	Korea Seoul South Mission Micronesia Guam Mission Mongolia Ulaanbaatar Mission
Temples:
Fukuoka Japan Temple Okinawa Japan Temple	Sapporo Japan Temple Seoul Korea Temple	Tokyo Japan Temple Yigo Guam Temple
Geographic coverage: (Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)
Guam (US) Japan; Micronesia; Mongolia;^[15] North Korea; Northern Mariana Islands, Palau; South Korea.
Brazil [edit] Headquarters: São Paulo, Brazil Official Website TBD members, TBD stakes, TBD districts, TBD congregations, 36 missions, 14 temples
Area president: Adilson de Paula Parrella	First counselor: Joni L. Koch	Second counselor: Juan A. Uceda
Missions:
Brazil Belém Mission Brazil Belo Horizonte Mission Brazil Brasília Mission Brazil Campinas Mission Brazil Cuiabá Mission Brazil Curitiba Mission Brazil Curitiba South Mission Brazil Florianópolis Mission Brazil Fortaleza Mission Brazil Fortaleza East Mission Brazil Goiânia Mission Brazil João Pessoa Mission Brazil Juiz de Fora Mission Brazil Londrina Mission	Brazil Maceió Mission Brazil Manaus Mission Brazil Natal Mission Brazil Piracicaba Mission Brazil Porto Alegre North Mission Brazil Porto Alegre South Mission Brazil Recife Mission Brazil Recife South Mission Brazil Ribeirão Preto Mission Brazil Rio de Janeiro North Mission Brazil Rio de Janeiro South Mission Brazil Salvador Mission Brazil Salvador South Mission Brazil Santa Maria Mission	Brazil Santos Mission Brazil São Paulo East Mission Brazil São Paulo West Mission Brazil São Paulo Interlagos Mission Brazil São Paulo North Mission Brazil São Paulo South Mission Brazil Teresina Mission Brazil Vitória Mission
Temples:
Belém Brazil Temple Belo Horizonte Brazil Temple (under construction) Brasília Brazil Temple Campinas Brazil Temple Curitiba Brazil Temple Fortaleza Brazil Temple	Maceió Brazil Temple (site announced) Manaus Brazil Temple Porto Alegre Brazil Temple Recife Brazil Temple Rio de Janeiro Brazil Temple	Salvador Brazil Temple Santos Brazil Temple (site announced) São Paulo Brazil Temple São Paulo East Brazil Temple (site announced) Vitória Brazil Temple (site announced)
Geographic coverage: (Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)
Brazil
Caribbean [edit] Headquarters: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Official Website TBD Members, TBD Stakes, TBD Districts, TBD Congregations, 8 missions, 14 Temples
Area president: Eduardo Gavarret	First counselor: Jorge M. Alvarado	Second counselor: Moises Villanueva
Missions:
Barbados Bridgetown Mission Dominican Republic Santiago Mission Dominican Republic Santo Domingo East Mission	Dominican Republic Santo Domingo West Mission Haiti Port-au-Prince Mission Jamaica Kingston Mission	Puerto Rico San Juan Mission Trinidad Port of Spain Mission
Temples:
Port-au-Prince Haiti Temple	San Juan Puerto Rico Temple	Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Temple
Geographic coverage: (Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)
Antigua and Barbuda; Bahamas; Barbados; Cuba; Dominica; Dominican Republic; Grenada; Guyana; Haiti; Jamaica; Saint Kitts and Nevis; Saint Lucia; Saint Vincent and the Grenadines; Suriname; Trinidad and Tobago; Anguilla (UK); Aruba (NED); Cayman Islands (UK); French Guiana (FRA); Guadeloupe (FRA); Martinique (FRA); Montserrat (FRA); Netherlands Antilles (NED); Puerto Rico (US); Saint Barthelemy (FRA); Saint Martin (FRA); Turks and Caicos Islands (UK); Virgin Islands (UK); Virgin Islands (US)
Central America [edit] Headquarters: Guatemala City, Guatemala TBD Members, TBD Stakes, TBD Districts, TBD Congregations, 19 missions, 10 Temples
Area president: Brian K. Taylor	First counselor: Taylor G. Godoy	Second counselor: Patricio M. Giuffra^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Costa Rica San José East Mission Costa Rica San José West Mission El Salvador San Salvador West/Belize Mission El Salvador San Salvador East Mission El Salvador Santa Ana Mission Guatemala Antigua Mission Guatemala Coban Mission	Guatemala Guatemala City Central Mission Guatemala Guatemala City East Mission Guatemala Guatemala City South Mission Guatemala Quetzaltenango Mission Guatemala Retalhuleu Mission Honduras Comayaguela Mission	Honduras San Pedro Sula East Mission Honduras San Pedro Sula West Mission Honduras Tegucigalpa Mission Nicaragua Managua North Mission Nicaragua Managua South Mission Panama Panama City Mission
Temples:
Cobán Guatemala Temple Guatemala City Guatemala Temple Miraflores Guatemala City Guatemala Temple (under construction) Managua Nicaragua Temple (under construction)	Panama City Panama Temple Quetzaltenango Guatemala Temple San José Costa Rica Temple	San Pedro Sula Honduras Temple San Salvador El Salvador Temple Tegucigalpa Honduras Temple
Geographic coverage:
Belize; Costa Rica; El Salvador; Guatemala; Honduras; Nicaragua; Panama
Europe Central [edit] Headquarters: Frankfurt, Germany TBD Members, TBD Stakes, TBD Districts, TBD Congregations, 15 missions, 11 Temples
Area president: Massimo De Feo^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Erich W. Kopischke^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Ruben V. Alliaud^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Adriatic North Mission (Zagreb) Adriatic South Mission (Tirana) Armenia/Georgia Mission (Yerevan) Alpine German-Speaking Mission (Munich) Belgium/Netherlands Mission (Leiden) Bulgaria/Central Eurasian Mission (Sofia)	Czech/Slovak Mission (Prague) France Lyon Mission France Paris Mission Germany Berlin Mission Germany Frankfurt Mission Hungary/Romania Mission (Budapest)	Italy Milan Mission Italy Rome Mission Poland Warsaw Mission Spain Barcelona Mission Spain Madrid Mission
Temples:
Barcelona Spain Temple (site announced) Bern Switzerland Temple Brussels Belgium Temple (site announced) Budapest Hungary Temple (site announced)	Frankfurt Germany Temple Freiberg Germany Temple Madrid Spain Temple Paris France Temple	The Hague Netherlands Temple Rome Italy Temple Vienna Austria Temple (site announced)
Geographic coverage: (Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)
Albania; Andorra; Armenia; Austria; Azerbaijan; Belgium; Bosnia and Herzegovina; Bulgaria; Croatia; Cyprus; Czech Republic; France; Georgia; Germany; Greece; Hungary; Italy; Kosovo; Liechtenstein; Luxembourg; Malta; Monaco; Montenegro; Netherlands; North Macedonia; Poland; Romania; San Marino; Serbia; Slovakia; Slovenia; Spain; Switzerland; Tajikistan; Turkey; Turkmenistan; Uzbekistan; Vatican City; Canary Islands (ESP); Guernsey (UK); Jersey (UK)
Europe East [edit] Headquarters: Moscow, Russia TBD Members, TBD Stakes, TBD Districts, TBD Congregations, 5 missions, 1 Temples
Area president: Alexey V. Samaykin (Area Seventy)^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Nikolai Ustyuzhaninov (Area Seventy)^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Aleksandr A. Drachyov (Area Seventy)^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Russia Moscow Mission Russia Novosibirsk Mission	Russia Rostov-na-Donu Mission Russia Saint Petersburg Mission	Russia Yekaterinburg Mission
Temples:
Russia Temple (announced)
Geographic coverage: (Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)
Belarus; Kazakhstan; Kyrgyzstan; Russia;
Europe North [edit] Headquarters: Birmingham, United Kingdom TBD Members, TBD Stakes, TBD Districts, TBD Congregations, 11 missions, 9 temples
Area president: Hans T. Boom^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Scott D. Whiting^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Alan T. Phillips (Area Seventy)^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Baltic Mission (Riga) Cape Verde Praia Mission Denmark Copenhagen Mission England Birmingham Mission	England Leeds Mission England London Mission England Manchester Mission Finland Helsinki Mission	Norway Oslo Mission Portugal Lisbon Mission Scotland/Ireland Mission (Edinburgh) Sweden Stockholm Mission
Temples:
Birmingham England Temple (site announced) Copenhagen Denmark Temple Helsinki Finland Temple	Lisbon Portugal Temple London England Temple Oslo Norway Temple (site announced)	Praia Cape Verde Temple Preston England Temple Stockholm Sweden Temple
Geographic coverage: (Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)
Cape Verde; Denmark; Estonia; Finland; Greenland (DEN); Iceland; Ireland; Latvia; Lithuania; Norway; Portugal; Azores (POR); Madeira (POR); Sweden; United Kingdom; Falkland Islands (UK); Gibraltar (UK); Isle of Man (UK); Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha (UK)
Unassigned [edit] As of April 2022, Ukraine and Moldova are not assigned to any of the church's areas. Kyrylo Pokhylko, a Ukrainian area seventy and assistant to the presidency of the Europe North Area has responsibility for the work of the church in those nations. TBD members, TBD stakes, TBD districts, TBD congregations, 2 missions, 1 temple
Kyrylo Pokhylko (Area Seventy): Assistant to the Europe North Area Presidency^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Ukraine Dnipro Mission	Ukraine Kyiv/Moldova Mission
Temples:
Kyiv Ukraine Temple
Geographic coverage:
Moldova; Ukraine;
Mexico [edit] Headquarters: Mexico City, Mexico Official Website (Español) TBD Members, TBD Stakes, TBD Districts, TBD Congregations, 32 missions, 19 Temples
Area president: Hugo Montoya^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Adrian Ochoa^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Sean Douglas^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Mexico Aguascalientes Mission Mexico Cancún Mission Mexico Chihuahua Mission Mexico Ciudad Juárez Mission Mexico Cuernavaca Mission Mexico Culiacán Mission Mexico Guadalajara Mission Mexico Guadalajara East Mission Mexico Hermosillo Mission Mexico Mérida Mission Mexico México City Chalco Mission	Mexico Mexico City East Mission Mexico Mexico City North Mission Mexico Mexico City Northwest Mission Mexico Mexico City South Mission Mexico Mexico City Southeast Mission Mexico Mexico City West Mission Mexico Monterrey East Mission Mexico Monterrey West Mission Mexico Oaxaca Mission Mexico Pachuca Mission Mexico Puebla North Mission	Mexico Puebla South Mission Mexico Querétaro Mission Mexico Saltillo Mission Mexico Tampico Mission Mexico Tijuana Mission Mexico Torreón Mission Mexico Tuxtla Gutiérrez Mission Mexico Veracruz Mission Mexico Villahermosa Mission Mexico Xalapa Mission
Temples:
Ciudad Juárez Mexico Temple Colonia Juárez Chihuahua Mexico Temple Culiacán Mexico Temple (announced) Guadalajara Mexico Temple Hermosillo Sonora Mexico Temple Mérida Mexico Temple Mexico City Mexico Temple	Mexico City Benemérito Mexico Temple (site announced) Monterrey Mexico Temple Oaxaca Mexico Temple Puebla Mexico Temple Querétaro Mexico Temple (under construction) San Luis Potosí Mexico Temple (under construction)	Tampico Mexico Temple Tijuana Mexico Temple Torreón Mexico Temple (under construction) Tuxtla Gutiérrez Mexico Temple Veracruz Mexico Temple Villahermosa Mexico Temple
Geographic coverage:
Mexico
Middle East/ Africa North [edit] Headquarters: Salt Lake City, Utah TBD Members, TBD Stakes, TBD Districts, TBD Congregations, 0 missions, 1 Temples
Area president: Anthony D. Perkins^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Alvin F. Meredith III^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Roland J. Bäck (Area Seventy)^[12]^[13]
Missions:
No Missions
Temples:
Dubai United Arab Emirates Temple (announced)
Geographic coverage: (Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)
Afghanistan; Algeria; Bahrain; Egypt; Iran; Iraq; Israel; Jordan; Kuwait; Lebanon; Libya; Morocco; Oman; Qatar; Saudi Arabia; Sudan Syria; Tunisia; United Arab Emirates; Yemen; Gaza Strip; West Bank
North America Central [edit] Headquarters: Salt Lake City, Utah 1,069,925 Members, 276 Stakes, 1 Districts, 2,606 Congregations, 20 missions, 29 Temples
Area president: Chi Hong (Sam) Wong^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Arnulfo Valenzuela^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Randall K. Bennett^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Canada Calgary Mission Canada Edmonton Mission Canada Winnipeg Mission Colorado Colorado Springs Mission Colorado Denver North Mission Colorado Denver South Mission Colorado Fort Collins Mission	Idaho Boise Mission Idaho Idaho Falls Mission Idaho Pocatello Mission Illinois Chicago Mission Iowa Iowa City Mission Kansas Wichita Mission Minnesota Minneapolis Mission	Missouri Independence Mission Missouri St. Louis Mission Montana Billings Mission Nebraska Omaha Mission North Dakota Bismarck Mission Wisconsin Milwaukee Mission
Temples:
Bismarck North Dakota Temple Boise Idaho Temple Burley Idaho Temple (under construction) Calgary Alberta Temple Cardston Alberta Temple Casper Wyoming Temple (dedication scheduled) Chicago Illinois Temple Cody Wyoming Temple (under construction) Denver Colorado Temple Edmonton Alberta Temple	Fort Collins Colorado Temple Grand Junction Colorado Temple (under construction) Helena Montana Temple Idaho Falls Idaho Temple Kansas City Missouri Temple Meridian Idaho Temple Missoula Montana Temple (site announced) Montpelier Idaho Temple (under construction) Nauvoo Illinois Temple Pocatello Idaho Temple	Regina Saskatchewan Temple Rexburg Idaho Temple Teton River Idaho Temple (under construction) St. Louis Missouri Temple St. Paul Minnesota Temple Twin Falls Idaho Temple Wichita Kansas Temple (under construction) Winnipeg Manitoba Temple Winter Quarters Nebraska Temple
Geographic coverage:
Alberta; British Columbia (small eastern sections); Colorado; Idaho (except panhandle); Illinois; Indiana (small portion); Iowa; Kansas; Manitoba; Upper Peninsula of Michigan; Minnesota; Missouri; Montana; Nebraska; Northwest Territories; North Dakota; Ontario (western); Saskatchewan; South Dakota; Wisconsin; Wyoming
North America Northeast [edit] Headquarters: Salt Lake City, Utah Official Website 407,514 Members, 134 Stakes, 4 Districts, 839 Congregations, 20 missions, 27 Temples
Area president: Allen D. Haynie^[12]^[13]	First counselor: W. Mark Bassett^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Vai Sikaema^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Canada Montreal Mission Canada Toronto Mission Indiana Indianapolis Mission Maryland Baltimore Mission Massachusetts Boston Mission Michigan Detroit Mission New Jersey Morristown Mission	New York New York City Mission New York Syracuse Mission Ohio Cincinnati Mission Ohio Columbus Mission Pennsylvania Philadelphia Mission Michigan Lansing Mission	New Hampshire Manchester Mission Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Mission Virginia Richmond Mission Washington, D.C. North Mission Washington, D.C. South Mission West Virginia Charleston Mission
Temples:
Boston Massachusetts Temple Cleveland Ohio Temple (under construction) Columbus Ohio Temple Detroit Michigan Temple Halifax Nova Scotia Temple	Hartford Connecticut Temple Indianapolis Indiana Temple Manhattan New York Temple Montreal Quebec Temple Palmyra New York Temple	Philadelphia Pennsylvania Temple Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Temple Richmond Virginia Temple Toronto Ontario Temple Washington D.C. Temple
Geographic coverage:
Connecticut; Delaware; Indiana; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; New Brunswick; Newfoundland; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New York; Nova Scotia; Nunavut; Ohio; Ontario; Pennsylvania; Prince Edward Island; Quebec; Rhode Island; Vermont; Virginia; Washington, D.C.; West Virginia; Bermuda (UK); Saint Pierre and Miquelon (FRA)
North America Southeast [edit] Headquarters: Salt Lake City, Utah 526,385 Members, 115 Stakes, 1,030 Congregations, 15 Missions, 14 Temples
Area president: Vern P. Stanfill^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Matthew S. Holland^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Shayne M. Bowen^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Alabama Birmingham Mission Arkansas Bentonville Mission Arkansas Little Rock Mission Florida Fort Lauderdale Mission Florida Jacksonville Mission Florida Orlando Mission	Florida Tampa Mission Georgia Atlanta Mission Georgia Atlanta North Mission Kentucky Louisville Mission Louisiana Baton Rouge Mission	North Carolina Charlotte Mission North Carolina Raleigh Mission South Carolina Columbia Mission Tennessee Knoxville Mission Tennessee Nashville Mission
Temples:
Atlanta Georgia Temple Baton Rouge Louisiana Temple Bentonville Arkansas Temple Birmingham Alabama Temple Columbia South Carolina Temple	Fort Lauderdale Florida Temple Louisville Kentucky Temple Memphis Tennessee Temple Knoxville Tennessee Temple (under construction) Nashville Tennessee Temple	Orlando Florida Temple Raleigh North Carolina Temple Tallahassee Florida Temple (dedication scheduled) {{LDS Temple/Tampa Florida Temple\|format=LDS Temple status2))
Geographic coverage:
Alabama; Arkansas; Florida; Georgia; Southern Indiana; Kentucky; Louisiana; Mississippi; Missouri (Southern); North Carolina; Oklahoma (small portion); South Carolina; Tennessee
North America Southwest [edit] Headquarters: Salt Lake City, Utah 1,032,246 Members, 269 Stakes, 2 Districts, 2,011 Congregations, 21 Missions, 20 Temples
Area president: Paul B. Pieper^[12]^[13]	First counselor:Jose L. Alonso^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Michael A. Dunn^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Arizona Gilbert Mission Arizona Mesa Mission Arizona Phoenix Mission Arizona Scottsdale Mission Arizona Tempe Mission Arizona Tucson Mission Hawaii Honolulu Mission Hawaii Laie Mission	Nevada Las Vegas Mission Nevada Las Vegas West Mission Nevada Reno Mission New Mexico Albuquerque Mission New Mexico Farmington Mission Oklahoma Oklahoma City Mission Texas Austin Mission Texas Dallas East Mission	Texas Dallas West Mission Texas Fort Worth Mission Texas Houston Mission Texas Houston East Mission Texas Houston South Mission Texas Lubbock Mission Texas McAllen Mission Texas San Antonio Mission
Temples:
Albuquerque New Mexico Temple Austin Texas Temple (under construction) Dallas Texas Temple Elko Nevada Temple (under construction) Farmington New Mexico Temple (under construction) Fort Worth Texas Temple (under construction) Gila Valley Arizona Temple	Gilbert Arizona Temple Houston Texas Temple Las Vegas Nevada Temple Lubbock Texas Temple McAllen Texas Temple Mesa Arizona Temple Monticello Utah Temple	Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple Phoenix Arizona Temple Reno Nevada Temple San Antonio Texas Temple Snowflake Arizona Temple Tucson Arizona Temple
Geographic coverage:
Arizona; Nevada; New Mexico; Oklahoma; Texas; California (small portions); Colorado (southwest portion); Louisiana (small portion); Utah (small portions)
North America West [edit] Headquarters: Salt Lake City, Utah 1,347,961 Members, 282 Stakes, 2 Districts, 2,792 Congregations, 27 Missions, 21 Temples
Area president: Mark A. Bragg^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Valeri V. Cordon^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Gary B. Sabin^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Alaska Anchorage Mission California Anaheim Mission California Arcadia Mission California Bakersfield Mission California Fresno Mission California Los Angeles Mission California Newport Beach Mission California Oakland/San Francisco Mission California Riverside Mission	California Roseville Mission California Sacramento Mission California San Bernardino Mission California San Diego Mission California San Jose Mission^[16] California Santa Rosa Mission California Ventura Mission Canada Vancouver Mission Oregon Eugene Mission	Oregon Portland Mission Oregon Salem Mission Washington Everett Mission Washington Kennewick Mission Washington Seattle Mission Washington Spokane Mission Washington Tacoma Mission Washington Vancouver Mission Washington Yakima Mission
Temples:
Anchorage Alaska Temple Columbia River Washington Temple Feather River California Temple Fresno California Temple Kona Hawaii Temple Laie Hawaii Temple Los Angeles California Temple	Medford Oregon Temple Modesto California Temple (under construction) Moses Lake Washington Temple Newport Beach California Temple Oakland California Temple Portland Oregon Temple Redlands California Temple	Sacramento California Temple San Diego California Temple Seattle Washington Temple Spokane Washington Temple Vancouver British Columbia Temple Willamette Valley Oregon Temple (under construction) Yorba Linda California Temple (under construction)
Geographic coverage:
Alaska; British Columbia; California; Hawaii; Northern Idaho; Oregon; Washington; Yukon
Pacific [edit] Headquarters: Auckland, New Zealand Official website 499,509 Members, 139 Stakes, 39 Districts, 1,145 Congregations, 17 Missions, 17 Temples
Area president: K. Brett Nattress^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Peter F. Meurs^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Taniela B. Wakoloref name="August 2022 changes1" />^[13]
Missions:
Australia Adelaide Mission Australia Brisbane Mission Australia Melbourne Mission Australia Perth Mission Australia Sydney Mission Fiji Suva Mission	Marshall Islands /Kiribati Mission New Zealand Auckland Mission New Zealand Hamilton Mission New Zealand Wellington Mission Papua New Guinea Lae Mission Papua New Guinea Port Moresby Mission	Samoa Apia Mission Tahiti Papeete Mission Tonga Nukuʻalofa Mission Tonga Outer Islands Mission Vanuatu Port Vila Mission
Temples:
Adelaide Australia Temple Apia Samoa Temple Auckland New Zealand Temple (dedication scheduled) Brisbane Australia Temple Hamilton New Zealand Temple Melbourne Australia Temple	Neiafu Tonga Temple (under construction) Nuku'alofa Tonga Temple Pago Pago American Samoa Temple (under construction) Papeete Tahiti Temple Perth Australia Temple	Port Moresby Papua New Guinea Temple (under construction) Port Vila Vanuatu Temple (under construction) Suva Fiji Temple Sydney Australia Temple Tarawa Kiribati Temple (under construction) Wellington New Zealand Temple (site announced)
Geographic coverage:
Australia; Fiji; Kiribati; Marshall Islands; Nauru; New Zealand; Papua New Guinea; Samoa; Solomon Islands; Tonga; Tuvalu; Vanuatu; American Samoa (US); Cook Islands (NZ); French Polynesia, including Tahiti (FRA); New Caledonia (FRA); Niue (NZ); Pitcairn Islands (UK); Tokelau (NZ); Wallis and Futuna (FRA)
Philippines [edit] Headquarters: Manila, Philippines Official Website 688,852 Members, 113 Stakes, 64 Districts, 1,149 Congregations, 23 Missions, 8 Temples
Area president: Steven R. Bangerter^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Yoon Hwan Choi^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Carlos G. Revillo Jr.^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Philippines Antipolo Mission Philippines Angeles Mission Philippines Bacolod Mission Philippines Baguio Mission Philippines Butuan Mission Philippines Cabanatuan Mission Philippines Cagayan de Oro Mission Philippines Cauayan Mission	Philippines Cavite Mission Philippines Cebu Mission Philippines Cebu East Mission Philippines Davao Mission Philippines Iloilo Mission Philippines Laoag Mission Philippines Legazpi Mission Philippines Manila Mission	Philippines Naga Mission Philippines Olongapo Mission Philippines Quezon City Mission Philippines Quezon City North Mission Philippines San Pablo Mission Philippines Tacloban Mission Philippines Urdaneta Mission
Temples:
Alabang Philippines Temple (under construction) Bacolod Philippines Temple (under construction) Cagayan de Oro Philippines Temple (under construction)	Cebu City Philippines Temple Davao Philippines Temple (under construction) Manila Philippines Temple	Tacloban City Philippines Temple (site announced) Urdaneta Philippines Temple
Geographic coverage:
Philippines
South America Northwest [edit] Headquarters: Lima, Peru Official Website (Spanish) 1,299,577 Members, 247 Stakes, 49 Districts, 1,874 Congregations, 34 Missions, 14 Temples
Area president: Jorge F. Zeballos^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Jorge T. Becerra^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Rafael E. Pino^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Bolivia Cochabamba Mission Bolivia La Paz Mission Bolivia La Paz El Alto Mission Bolivia Santa Cruz Mission Bolivia Santa Cruz North Mission Colombia Barranquilla Mission Colombia Bogotá North Mission Colombia Bogotá South Mission Colombia Cali Mission Colombia Medellin Mission Ecuador Guayaquil East Mission Ecuador Guayaquil North Mission	Ecuador Guayaquil South Mission Ecuador Guayaquil West Mission Ecuador Quito Mission Ecuador Quito North Mission Perú Arequipa Mission Perú Chiclayo Mission Perú Cusco Mission Perú Huancayo Mission Perú Iquitos Mission Perú Lima Central Mission Perú Lima East Mission	Perú Lima North Mission Perú Lima South Mission Perú Lima West Mission Perú Limatambo Mission Perú Piura Mission Perú Trujillo Mission Perú Trujillo South Mission Venezuela Barcelona Mission Venezuela Caracas Mission Venezuela Maracaibo Mission Venezuela Valencia Mission
Temples:
Arequipa Peru Temple Barranquilla Colombia Temple Bogotá Colombia Temple Cali Colombia Temple (site announced) Caracas Venezuela Temple	Cochabamba Bolivia Temple Cusco Peru Temple (site announced) Guayaquil Ecuador Temple La Paz Bolivia Temple (site announced) Lima Peru Temple	Lima Peru Los Olivos Temple Quito Ecuador Temple Santa Cruz Bolivia Temple (under construction) Trujillo Peru Temple
Geographic coverage:
Bolivia; Colombia; Ecuador; Peru; Venezuela
South America South [edit] Headquarters: Buenos Aires, Argentina Official Website (Spanish) 1,193,569 Members, 181 Stakes, 55 Districts, 1,697 Congregations, 27 Missions, 11 Temples
Area president: Craig C. Christensen^[12]^[13]	First counselor: Joaquin E. Costa^[12]^[13]	Second counselor: Alan R. Walker^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Argentina Bahía Blanca Mission Argentina Buenos Aires East Mission Argentina Buenos Aires North Mission Argentina Buenos Aires South Mission Argentina Buenos Aires West Mission Argentina Comodoro Rivadavia Mission Argentina Córdoba Mission Argentina Mendoza Mission Argentina Neuquén Mission	Argentina Resistencia Mission Argentina Rosario Mission Argentina Salta Mission Argentina Santa Fe Mission Chile Antofagasta Mission Chile Concepción Mission Chile Concepción South Mission Chile Osorno Mission Chile Rancagua Mission	Chile Santiago East Mission Chile Santiago North Mission Chile Santiago South Mission Chile Santiago West Mission Chile Viña del Mar Mission Paraguay Asunción Mission Paraguay Asunción North Mission Uruguay Montevideo Mission Uruguay Montevideo West Mission
Temples:
Antofagasta Chile Temple (under construction) Asunción Paraguay Temple Bahía Blanca Argentina Temple (under construction) Buenos Aires Argentina Temple	Concepción Chile Temple Córdoba Argentina Temple Mendoza Argentina Temple Montevideo Uruguay Temple	Salta Argentina Temple Santiago Chile Temple Santiago West Chile Temple (under construction)
Geographic coverage:
Argentina; Chile; Paraguay; Uruguay
Utah [edit] Headquarters: Salt Lake City, Utah Official Website 1,985,355 Members, 611 Stakes, 1 Districts, 4,937 Congregations, 10 Missions, 27 Temples
Area president: Kevin W. Pearson	First counselor: Evan A. Schmutz^[17]	Second counselor: Hugo E. Martinez^[12]^[13]
Missions:
Utah Layton Mission Utah Ogden Mission Utah Orem Mission Utah Provo Mission	Utah Salt Lake City Mission Utah Salt Lake City Headquarters Mission Utah Salt Lake City West Mission	Utah Salt Lake City South Mission Utah Salt Lake City Temple Square Mission Utah St. George Mission
Temples:
Brigham City Utah Temple Cedar City Utah Temple Deseret Peak Utah Temple Draper Utah Temple Ephraim Utah Temple (under construction) Heber Valley Utah Temple (under construction) Jordan River Utah Temple Layton Utah Temple Lindon Utah Temple (under construction) Logan Utah Temple	Mount Timpanogos Utah Temple Ogden Utah Temple Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple Orem Utah Temple Payson Utah Temple Provo City Center Temple Provo Utah Temple Red Cliffs Utah Temple	St. George Utah Temple Salt Lake Temple Saratoga Springs Utah Temple Smithfield Utah Temple (under construction) Star Valley Wyoming Temple Syracuse Utah Temple (under construction) Taylorsville Utah Temple Vernal Utah Temple
Geographic coverage:
Utah; Arizona (small portion); Idaho (small portion); Nevada (small portion); Wyoming (southwest corner)

References

^ Allen, James B. and Glen M. Leonard. The Story of the Latter-day Saints 2nd Edition, p. 654.
^ Mehr, Kahlile (Spring 2001). "Area Supervision: Administration of the Worldwide Church, 1960-2002". Journal of Mormon History. 27 (1): 192–214.
^ Africa Southeast Area to be Divided into Two Areas, South African Newsroom, 28 June 2019. Retrieved 30 March 2020.
^ Africa Central Area Office to be in Nairobi Kenya, South African Newsroom, 19 August 2019. Retrieved 30 March 2020.
^ First Presidency Announces 2022 Area Leadership Assignments, Newsroom, churchofjesuschrist.org. 7 April 2022. Retrieved 8 April 2022.
^ First Presidency Announces 2018 Area Leadership Assignments, Mormon Newsroom, 5 April 2018. Retrieved 8 April 2018.
^ First Presidency Announces 2019 Area Leadership Assignments, churchofjesuschrist.org, 26 April 2019. Retrieved 5 May 2019.
^ Africa Southeast Area to be Divided into Two Areas, South Africa Newsroom, churchofjesuschrist.org, 28 June 2019. Retrieved 9 April 2022.
^ Nairobi, Kenya, to be Church Africa Central Area Office, Newsroom, churchofjesuschrist.org, 20 August 2019. Retrieved 9 April 2022.
^ First Presidency announces 2022-2023 area leadership assignments, Church News, 7 April 2022. Retrieved 8 April 2022.
^ Historically, the assignments were effective on August 15, but August 1 has been the effective date since 2007.
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^ As noted here, current as of March 11, 2022.
^ The developing Church in Mongolia now belongs to the North Asia region, Newsroom: Mongolia, 24 July 2019, retrieved 22 March 2022.
^ Stack, Peggy Fletcher. "Mormon missionaries find work, meaning in community service", The Washington Post, 4 February 2014. Retrieved on 7 March 2020.
^ When the 2020 area leadership assignments were announced, Mark A. Bragg had been listed as the First Counselor in this area presidency. That assignment was subsequently transferred to Schmutz, as verified here and here.

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[1] Allen, James B. and Glen M. Leonard. The Story of the Latter-day Saints 2nd Edition, p. 654.

[2] Mehr, Kahlile (Spring 2001). "Area Supervision: Administration of the Worldwide Church, 1960-2002". Journal of Mormon History. 27 (1): 192–214.

[3] Africa Southeast Area to be Divided into Two Areas, South African Newsroom, 28 June 2019. Retrieved 30 March 2020.

[4] Africa Central Area Office to be in Nairobi Kenya, South African Newsroom, 19 August 2019. Retrieved 30 March 2020.

[5] First Presidency Announces 2022 Area Leadership Assignments, Newsroom, churchofjesuschrist.org. 7 April 2022. Retrieved 8 April 2022.

[6] First Presidency Announces 2018 Area Leadership Assignments, Mormon Newsroom, 5 April 2018. Retrieved 8 April 2018.

[Aug_2019_changes-7] First Presidency Announces 2019 Area Leadership Assignments, churchofjesuschrist.org, 26 April 2019. Retrieved 5 May 2019.

[8] Africa Southeast Area to be Divided into Two Areas, South Africa Newsroom, churchofjesuschrist.org, 28 June 2019. Retrieved 9 April 2022.

[9] Nairobi, Kenya, to be Church Africa Central Area Office, Newsroom, churchofjesuschrist.org, 20 August 2019. Retrieved 9 April 2022.

[10] First Presidency announces 2022-2023 area leadership assignments, Church News, 7 April 2022. Retrieved 8 April 2022.

[11] Historically, the assignments were effective on August 15, but August 1 has been the effective date since 2007.

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[14] As noted here, current as of March 11, 2022.

[15] The developing Church in Mongolia now belongs to the North Asia region, Newsroom: Mongolia, 24 July 2019, retrieved 22 March 2022.

[16] Stack, Peggy Fletcher. "Mormon missionaries find work, meaning in community service", The Washington Post, 4 February 2014. Retrieved on 7 March 2020.

[17] When the 2020 area leadership assignments were announced, Mark A. Bragg had been listed as the First Counselor in this area presidency. That assignment was subsequently transferred to Schmutz, as verified here and here.

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