Ward Maps

9 postsstarted by showseason 3,778 viewsoriginal topic

#1
I seem to remember you could order a printed ward map from Salt Lake. Anyone have a website location for doing this?
Senior Member
#2
If you have access to CDOL, you can download letter-size and poster-size PDFs. Then you can take them to an office supply store and print them.
Dana Repouille, Plattsmouth, Nebraska
#3
drepouille wrote:f you have access to CDOL, you can download letter-size and poster-size PDFs. Then you can take them to an office supply store and print them.
Thank you :)
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#4
What does CDOL stand for? I'm assuming if I don't know, I probably don't have access.
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#5
It stands for "Church Directory of Organizations and Leaders". IIUC, if you're a clerk or assistant clerk, you should have access via the tools drop-down menu at lds.org if you're signed in.
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#6
rmrichesjr wrote:IIUC, if you're a clerk or assistant clerk, you should have access via the tools drop-down menu at lds.org if you're signed in.
Or bishopric, executive secretary, stake presidency, etc. There's no way to assign access other then holding a calling that has access.
Have you searched the Help Center? Try doing a Google search and adding "site:churchofjesuschrist.org/help" to the search criteria.

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#7
I'm only finding the online map available now, not the PDF format. Does that still exist?
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#8
aclawson wrote:I'm only finding the online map available now, not the PDF format. Does that still exist?
PDFs are still available in CDOL (https://cdol.lds.org).
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#9
You can also order the maps through the church map department but they would rather you simply printed them from CDOL. They will try and talk you through doing that first.

Now those maps show very little detail. If you need maps with more detail you will have to go the long way and create them through the online maps. You can do screen shots of the area you want the information for and stitch them all together into a single picture using panorama software. Trim the edges to neat, add any other info like titles, legends, compass rose, etc that you want with photo editing software and then save as a pdf. You can then print large maps on normal paper by printing through adobe reader as it has great page spanning capabilities. Taping the maps together afterward is a bit of a pain but doable.