There are three maps programs at LDS.org. Use the Ward Map application for your own ward/branch and stake/District. Use the Meetinghouse Locator for all other units. I have only been able to see the unit boundaries and not the stake boundaries, or mission, or temple boundaries in that program. To see the boundaries of other stakes, missions, temples I've had to use the Classic LDS Maps program.

JD Lessley
Have you tried finding your answer on the ChurchofJesusChrist.org Help Center or Tech Wiki?

russellhltn

Community Administrator

#6
2017-03-06 01:24 UTC

jdlessley wrote:
richalger wrote:Am I able to view the Stake and Ward boundaries of other Stakes? Or Mission and Temple boundaries?
There are three maps programs at LDS.org. Use the Ward Map application for your own ward/branch and stake/District. Use the Meetinghouse Locator for all other units. I have only been able to see the unit boundaries and not the stake boundaries, or mission, or temple boundaries in that program. To see the boundaries of other stakes, missions, temples I've had to use the Classic LDS Maps program.

For unit leaders, there's also CDOL. I'm not sure as classic LDS Maps is still available. At least, I'm not able to find the link.

Have you searched the Help Center? Try doing a Google search and adding "site:churchofjesuschrist.org/help" to the search criteria.

So we can better help you, please edit your Profile to include your general location.

jonesrk

Church Employee

#7
2017-03-06 01:26 UTC

russellhltn wrote: For unit leaders, there's also CDOL. I'm not sure as classic LDS Maps is still available. At least, I'm not able to find the link.

It is still there. In the current maps it is an option under the grid icon in the bottom right corner.

russellhltn

Community Administrator

#8
2017-03-06 01:29 UTC

jonesrk wrote:It is still there. In the current maps it is an option under the grid icon in the bottom right corner.

What grid icon? I'm logged in using Chrome.

eblood66

Senior Member

#9
2017-03-06 01:34 UTC

russellhltn wrote:What grid icon? I'm logged in using Chrome.

Bottom right hand corner just to the right of the help icon.

jonesrk

Church Employee

#10
2017-03-06 01:34 UTC

russellhltn wrote:
jonesrk wrote:It is still there. In the current maps it is an option under the grid icon in the bottom right corner.
What grid icon? I'm logged in using Chrome.

I can see it in both Chrome and Firefox (haven't checked anything else).

russellhltn

Community Administrator

#11
2017-03-06 01:39 UTC

Ooops. I mis-typed. I'm on IE11 and it's not there. I do see it in Chrome.

I forgot that lds.org is one of the few places I use IE11 on my home machine.

eblood66

Senior Member

#12
2017-03-06 01:42 UTC

Interesting. In IE11 both the help and grid icons are not visible. But if you click on the location where they should be you can get the help or grid menu.

jonesrk

Church Employee

#13
2017-03-06 01:42 UTC

russellhltn wrote:Ooops. I mis-typed. I'm on IE11 and it's not there. I do see it in Chrome.

I forgot that lds.org is one of the few places I use IE11 on my home machine.

I just checked IE11 and it doesn't show, but if you know it's there you can hover over it and get the tool tip or click on it. Now that's a real easter egg

richalger

New Member

#14
2017-03-06 23:33 UTC

Will the current maps someday show boundaries like the classic one does?
https://classic.lds.org/maps

mevans

Senior Member

#15
2017-03-08 15:28 UTC

richalger wrote:Will the current maps someday show boundaries like the classic one does?
https://classic.lds.org/maps

I didn't realize the Classic Maps site was still available. Thanks for the reminder. A lot of things worked really well there, including the boundaries. You can still see some boundaries on the Meetinghouse Locator site, but it's not as nice as the classic maps; you have to click on each unit to see the unit's boundaries.

tililalilo

New Member

#16
2017-11-04 15:57 UTC

Need to view maps for euless 3rd ward boundaries

jdlessley

Community Moderators

#17
2017-11-13 02:40 UTC

tililalilo wrote:Need to view maps for euless 3rd ward boundaries

If you are not in the Hurst Texas Stake you will need to use the Classic LDS Maps to view the boundaries of the Euless 3rd Ward.
You can access the Classic LDS Maps by clicking the Maps apps icon in the lower right corner of the Meetinghouse Locator app. The Maps apps icon looks like nine squares laid out in a 3 blocks by 3 blocks arrangement.

If you live in the Hurst Texas Stake you should be able to see the boundaries for all the wards within the Hurst Texas Stake in the Ward Map app.

JD Lessley
Have you tried finding your answer on the ChurchofJesusChrist.org Help Center or Tech Wiki?

rscorse47

New Member

#18
2019-01-11 22:17 UTC

How can we change the boundaries shown on the digital version on LDS.org to match the hard copy ones that the stake has. We lose 6-10 families with the digital edition.

russellhltn

Community Administrator

#19
2019-01-11 23:13 UTC

rscorse47 wrote:How can we change the boundaries shown on the digital version on LDS.org to match the hard copy ones that the stake has. We lose 6-10 families with the digital edition.

Where did the hard copy come from? Someone may have misinterpreted the description of the boundaries.

It's possible the Stake President will have to submit the "change" as if it's a boundary re-alignment.

Gimpy

New Member

#20
2019-03-17 17:44 UTC

Don't waste your time with this. It doesn't show the boundaries at all. Very disappointed and frustrated.

russellhltn

Community Administrator

#21
2019-03-18 03:09 UTC

Gimpy wrote:It doesn't show the boundaries at all. Very disappointed and frustrated.

maps.lds.org does indeed show boundaries, but you must be logged in as a member.

terrysackett

Member

#22
2019-03-29 06:18 UTC

jonesrk wrote:
russellhltn wrote: For unit leaders, there's also CDOL. I'm not sure as classic LDS Maps is still available. At least, I'm not able to find the link.
It is still there. In the current maps it is an option under the grid icon in the bottom right corner.

How does one go about getting a grid icon in the bottom right corner? I don’t have one, and I’d like to view the boundary for the mission that covers where I live. There’s also nothing in the CDOL.

BTW, I was a ward clerk ten years ago and a regular user of this forum, even though I’m being portrayed as a new member.

Terry Sackett
EQ Secretary, Desert Inn Ward
Las Vegas Nevada East Stake

Terry Sackett
2nd Counselor, Bishopric
Desert Inn Ward
Las Vegas Nevada East Stake

russellhltn

Community Administrator

#23
2019-03-29 07:57 UTC

TerrySackett wrote:How does one go about getting a grid icon in the bottom right corner?

Good question. I see it even if I'm not logged in, so I don't think it's calling dependent. You might try using Chrome or at least something Chromium-based. I think that engine tends to be more reliable on church sites.

TerrySackett wrote:There’s also nothing in the CDOL.

I beg to differ. I pulled up your stake in CDOL, used "Associated Organizations" to pull up the mission, and found the map in a toolbar-like space on the top.

In addition, you might want to check out directory-beta.lds.org which is the next gen directory and map combined.

TerrySackett wrote:BTW, I was a ward clerk ten years ago and a regular user of this forum, even though I’m being portrayed as a new member.

"New" is based on post count, not join date (which is also shown).

terrysackett

Member

#24
2019-03-29 08:18 UTC

russellhltn wrote:
TerrySackett wrote:How does one go about getting a grid icon in the bottom right corner?
Good question. I see it even if I'm not logged in, so I don't think it's calling dependent. You might try using Chrome or at least something Chromium-based. I think that engine tends to be more reliable on church sites.

TerrySackett wrote:There’s also nothing in the CDOL.
I beg to differ. I pulled up your stake in CDOL, used "Associated Organizations" to pull up the mission, and found the map in a toolbar-like space on the top.

In addition, you might want to check out directory-beta.lds.org which is the next gen directory and map combined.

TerrySackett wrote:BTW, I was a ward clerk ten years ago and a regular user of this forum, even though I’m being portrayed as a new member.
"New" is based on post count, not join date (which is also shown).

Okay, thanks. I’m not good enough at separating quotes at this level, so I won’t try.

Regarding Chrome: that’s my default browser, so I think I opened the map in LDS Tools, which went to Google Maps. I’ll try it again.

I’ll also try the next gen directory.

I used the search box in the CDOL to search for the mission as an organization three different ways, and came up with no results each time. I’ll look for Associated Organizations this time.

The new member thing is no big deal. I’m pretty sure that I logged in under a different user name or e-mail address back then. I just mentioned it because it was amusing to me and to lend a little credibility to my usage experience, which I know isn’t important.

Thanks again.

Terry Sackett
2nd Counselor, Bishopric
Desert Inn Ward
Las Vegas Nevada East Stake

russellhltn

Community Administrator

#25
2019-03-29 08:25 UTC

TerrySackett wrote:which went to Google Maps.

I can't tell you the number of times I've typed "maps", see the URL complete, and end up at maps.google.com instead of maps.lds.org.

terrysackett

Member

#26
2019-03-29 08:35 UTC

russellhltn wrote:
TerrySackett wrote:which went to Google Maps.
I can't tell you the number of times I've typed "maps", see the URL complete, and end up at maps.google.com instead of maps.lds.org.

Well, the CDOL is a bust. I didn’t see earlier that there’s a notice to me that says that my positions don’t allow me to view the directory. I just remembered that the last time I used it was when I was either the EQ president or ward asst. clerk over finances, but that was three years ago, at least.

I tried the next gen directory, but it says it’s currently experiencing problems. Maybe it’s because I’m using my mobile right now on account o’ I’m too lazy to go downstairs to my PC at the moment!

Terry Sackett
2nd Counselor, Bishopric
Desert Inn Ward
Las Vegas Nevada East Stake

terrysackett

Member

#27
2019-04-04 22:19 UTC

I’ve tried a few times over the past six days to view the maps beta site, but I just keep getting a message that say “We’re having problems right now. Please try again later.”

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Terry Sackett
2nd Counselor, Bishopric
Desert Inn Ward
Las Vegas Nevada East Stake

russellhltn

Community Administrator

#28
2019-04-04 22:57 UTC

TerrySackett wrote:I’ve tried a few times over the past six days to view the maps beta site, but I just keep getting a message that say “We’re having problems right now. Please try again later.”

It's working for me. That suggests your unit may have data problems. I'd use the feedback link to report it.

terrysackett

Member

#29
2019-04-05 00:22 UTC

russellhltn wrote:It's working for me. That suggests your unit may have data problems. I'd use the feedback link to report it.

Okay, thanks. Knowing my unit as I do, I don’t think anyone will be jumping at the chance to look into it. I submitted an issue to my stake 11 years ago about the address of our building being entered incorrectly and therefore not showing up in Google Maps in the right place. It was never dealt with. Easier that way, I guess.

Terry Sackett
2nd Counselor, Bishopric
Desert Inn Ward
Las Vegas Nevada East Stake

russellhltn

Community Administrator

#30
2019-04-05 00:28 UTC

The "feedback" link doesn't go to your unit. It would go to a developer at church headquarters to figure out why it's not working. Data that causes programs to blow up is a programming problem. Incorrect data is a unit problem.

terrysackett

Member

#31
2019-04-05 00:31 UTC

Oh, I knew that! LOL

Terry Sackett
2nd Counselor, Bishopric
Desert Inn Ward
Las Vegas Nevada East Stake

joel_youngberg

New Member

#32
2019-07-08 05:13 UTC

To see boundaries in classic maps click the layers icon, then boundaries at the bottom, then check the boundary type (such as ward)

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anamariabernalprice

New Member

#33
2019-09-25 18:48 UTC

Edited 1 time, last by lajackson on 2019-09-25 22:06 UTC. Reason: Personal information removed. This is a public forum.

Moved to [address removed] and would like to know what Spanish ward to go to

lajackson

Community Moderators

#34
2019-09-25 22:08 UTC

anamariabernalprice wrote:Moved to [address removed] and would like to know what Spanish ward to go to

If you will go to the main Church website and select Find a Meetinghouse, you will be able to type in the address and be shown several wards that serve the area, including a Spanish Ward.

spencerhar

New Member

#35
2019-10-12 19:32 UTC

I tried the ward boundaries and get an internal server error

ppriester

New Member

#36
2019-10-15 01:57 UTC

Village road charleston sc

rmrichesjr

Community Moderators

#37
2019-10-15 03:15 UTC

ppriester wrote:Village road charleston sc

To clear up any possible misunderstanding, this is a user-to-user mutual-help forum. Posts here are visible to anyone with or without a Church Account.

dancej

New Member

#38
2019-10-27 17:00 UTC

Is there a way to view the ward boundaries on an iPhone?

jdlessley

Community Moderators

#39
2019-10-27 18:50 UTC

dancej wrote:Is there a way to view the ward boundaries on an iPhone?

Use your web browser and sign onto churchofjesuschrist.org and go to Ward Directory and Map.

Edit: When viewing the app, rotate your phone sideways to landscape view to see the map on the right side. It is not visible in the regular, portrait, position. You will also have to zoom the map in.

JD Lessley
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douknowthis

New Member

#40
2020-01-23 18:08 UTC

Sandhill ward boundaries Las Vegas NV

taylord12

New Member

#41
2020-05-20 20:00 UTC

... South ... W. Rexburg Idaho Hyde park apartments

[Moderator edit: Removed specific parts of street/mailing address.]

rmrichesjr

Community Moderators

#42
2020-05-21 00:01 UTC

Please remember that this is a public discussion forum. Please don't post specific contact information, and please don't expect posting here will necessarily produce any specific result.

davesudweeks

Senior Member

#43
2020-05-21 01:05 UTC

taylord12 wrote:... South ... W. Rexburg Idaho Hyde park apartments

[Moderator edit: Removed specific parts of street/mailing address.]

If you will enter your street address here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/maps/meetinghouses you will see the ward, meeting time, building location, and contact information for the bishop.

cierrabrooke

New Member

#44
2020-07-10 21:22 UTC

A 2020 update, if you're looking for stake, mission, temple, or area boundaries, you want to visit the classic site. Since the Church migrated domains it's now https://classic.churchofjesuschrist.org/maps. Like the screenshot in the thread, you can navigate here by clicking the little grid of 9 boxes to the right of the help button, in the lower right corner of the current Church maps site. Hope you find what you're looking for!

jdlessley

Community Moderators

#45
2020-07-10 23:04 UTC

cierrabrooke wrote:Since the Church migrated domains it's now https://classic.churchofjesuschrist.org/maps. Like the screenshot in the thread, you can navigate here by clicking the little grid of 9 boxes to the right of the help button, in the lower right corner of the current Church maps site.

The link to the classic maps tool app is correct. The method to navigate to that tool app needs clarification. The "current Church maps site" is the Meetinghouse Locator menu item link or Find a Church menu item link, depending on the menu displayed on the churchofjesuschrist.org site.

If My Account and Ward is displayed as the main menu link on churchofjesuschrist.org then the sub menu item after clicking My Account and Ward is Meetinghouse Locator under the third column titled Tools and Support. If the menu bar on churchofjesuschrist.org displays the Search icon (magnifying glass), Tools icon (grid of nine squares), and My Account icon (head bust) in the far right side then the menu item is Find a Church after clicking the Tools icon. When the tool page opens it is titled Find a Meetinghouse or Ward.

JD Lessley
Have you tried finding your answer on the ChurchofJesusChrist.org Help Center or Tech Wiki?

dimondb

New Member

#46
2020-09-23 00:34 UTC

I like to view the boundry map of the wards in post falls id i dont think the were devided up fairly barbara dimond

lajackson

Community Moderators

#47
2020-09-23 03:54 UTC

dimondb wrote:I like to view the boundry map of the wards in post falls id i dont think the were devided up fairly

The post before yours tells you how to access the maps. The stake president would send any recommendations for changes in boundaries to the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve, so you would need to discuss any boundary concerns you may have with your stake president.

russellhltn

Community Administrator

#48
2020-09-23 04:38 UTC

Note that without membership information, it would be impossible to determine if it was "fair". While the boundaries lines are based on geography, the decisions are made based on the number of active members as well as the leadership material in each area. The idea is to insure that each unit has enough leaders and members to function. That can mean cutting up a strong area to bolster a weaker area.

todd.peacock

New Member

#49
2021-06-29 23:09 UTC

Vernal, Utah 5th ward

russellhltn

Community Administrator

#50
2021-06-29 23:17 UTC

todd.peacock wrote:Vernal, Utah 5th ward

The forum doesn't work that way. You'll have to use the instructions and tips in the thread.

susanmowry

New Member

#51
2021-07-20 22:46 UTC

What Ward am I in if l live at 1685 N. Cholla Lane, Clarkdale, Arizona

jdlessley

Community Moderators

#52
2021-07-20 23:23 UTC

susanmowry wrote:What Ward am I in if l live at 1685 N. Cholla Lane, Clarkdale, Arizona

Go to the ChurchofJesusChrist.org website, select Meetinghouse Locator, and enter the address there. It will show you the units for that address (Black Hills Ward).

JD Lessley
Have you tried finding your answer on the ChurchofJesusChrist.org Help Center or Tech Wiki?

braddkelley

New Member

#53
2022-09-17 23:39 UTC

What ward am I in [address removed]

[Moderator's note: This is a public forum. Posting personal contact information is not safe.]

wilyhawk

New Member

#54
2023-06-11 17:23 UTC

If anyone wants to know the ward for an address, just go to https://maps.churchofjesuschrist.org/ and type in any address

joylynnette

New Member

#55
2023-07-25 22:13 UTC

I would like a map showing the new boundaries of the Jordan River temple. Thank you

rmrichesjr

Community Moderators

#56
2023-07-26 00:07 UTC

joylynnette wrote: Tue Jul 25, 2023 4:13 pm I would like a map showing the new boundaries of the Jordan River temple. Thank you

Please remember this is a user-to-user discussion forum, not an official help request channel. If you were to call the temple in question, someone there might be able to direct you to the map. If this is for an official Church purpose, your stake clerk may be able to get the information.

rosst12

New Member

#57
2023-11-19 16:44 UTC

Gardner ward

jdlessley

Community Moderators

#58
2023-11-19 20:59 UTC

Re: Gardner ward

rosst12 wrote: Sun Nov 19, 2023 9:44 am Gardner ward

You'll need to use either your Ward Directory and Map to see the boundary if this is your ward. If it is not your ward, then you will need to use the Meetinghouse Locator to see the boundaries.

Edit: I was asked whether the boundaries feature is available in the Meetinghouse Locator for non-leader members and nonmembers. It appears nonmembers cannot see boundaries. I am not certain if the general membership can see the boundaries, since I have more permissions as a clerk than the general membership and there is no documentation for Meetinghouse Locator that I can find.

JD Lessley
Have you tried finding your answer on the ChurchofJesusChrist.org Help Center or Tech Wiki?

Bbishop@rememberllc.com

New Member

#59
2023-11-22 20:37 UTC

Philadelphia mission

jdlessley

Community Moderators

#60
2023-11-22 22:17 UTC

Mission boundaries can be found on CDOL. If you do not have the appropriate calling for the necessary access required in CDOL then you will not be able to see the mission boundaries.

JD Lessley
Have you tried finding your answer on the ChurchofJesusChrist.org Help Center or Tech Wiki?

rmrichesjr

Community Moderators

#61
2023-12-18 00:39 UTC

With the no-cost magazine subscriptions being phased in by area, it's important for a member to be able to find what area his/her stake is in. I searched around for a way to find area boundaries or a statement of which area my stake is in--to no avail. Is there a way to find out which area one's stake is in?

lajackson

Community Moderators

#62
2023-12-18 01:06 UTC

rmrichesjr wrote: Sun Dec 17, 2023 5:39 pm With the no-cost magazine subscriptions being phased in by area, it's important for a member to be able to find what area his/her stake is in. I searched around for a way to find area boundaries or a statement of which area my stake is in--to no avail. Is there a way to find out which area one's stake is in?

Your leaders should know and, if they do not, your ward clerk is able to look it up quickly in CDOL, the online Church Directory of Organizations and Leaders.

Another method I suggest with no guarantee of accuracy is to look up the Wikipedia article entitled Area (LDS Church). The article lists all of the missions of the Church under their respective areas. So if you know which mission you are in, you will be able to search the page and find the Area to which that mission is assigned.

A third method, again requiring that you know the name of your mission, is to look up the Newsroom articles for the announcement of new mission presidents for the last three years. A mission president serves for three years. Your mission will be listed in one of those articles under the area to which it is assigned.

Granted, these last two methods require that you know the name of your mission. If you do not know it, ask one of the elders or sisters serving in your ward. Every stake is in a mission. Every mission is assigned to an area.

rmrichesjr

Community Moderators

#63
2023-12-18 01:17 UTC

Thank you for the excellent directions.

lajackson

Community Moderators

#64
2023-12-18 01:19 UTC

jdlessley wrote: Wed Nov 22, 2023 3:17 pm Mission boundaries can be found on CDOL. If you do not have the appropriate calling for the necessary access required in CDOL then you will not be able to see the mission boundaries.

If you go to Ward Directory and Map under the nine-dot menu at the top right, it will take you to a map of your ward. If you click on Missionary at the bottom left of the page, the page will display your mission boundary.

rmrichesjr

Community Moderators

#65
2023-12-18 01:24 UTC

lajackson wrote: Sun Dec 17, 2023 6:19 pm If you go to Ward Directory and Map under the nine-dot menu at the top right, it will take you to a map of your ward. If you click on Missionary at the bottom left of the page, the page will display your mission boundary.

And, the upper left-hand corner shows the name of the mission for anyone who might not know that already.

russellhltn

Community Administrator

#66
2023-12-18 02:34 UTC

rmrichesjr wrote: Sun Dec 17, 2023 5:39 pm With the no-cost magazine subscriptions being phased in by area, it's important for a member to be able to find what area his/her stake is in. I searched around for a way to find area boundaries or a statement of which area my stake is in--to no avail. Is there a way to find out which area one's stake is in?

The simplest way would simply be to go to MagazineSubscriptions.ChurchofJesusChrist.org and see if you can sign up.

Currently, it appears the only North America area that can sign up is North America West. At this point there's only one phase left to go and that's on February 1, 2024.

rmrichesjr

Community Moderators

#67
2023-12-18 03:01 UTC

Interesting. I had determined that I'm in the North America West Area, so (in theory) I should be able to sign up. When I went to the page to 'Subscribe', I got "Page Not Found". Being as this branch of the thread has drifted from boundaries on maps to the no-cost subscription program, I'd propose moving further magazine-related discussion here: viewtopic.php?t=37956 (Magazine subscriptions).

KarllaP

New Member

#68
2024-01-07 22:55 UTC

please help me find my new ward. address 790 Cessna Court, Spring Creek, Nevada 89815

jdlessley

Community Moderators

#69
2024-01-08 00:47 UTC

KarllaP wrote: Sun Jan 07, 2024 3:55 pm please help me find my new ward. address 790 Cessna Court, Spring Creek, Nevada 89815

Go to the Meetinghouse Locator and input the address there to see the unit(s) serving that address.

JD Lessley
Have you tried finding your answer on the ChurchofJesusChrist.org Help Center or Tech Wiki?

mikeflake

New Member

#70
2024-02-13 22:29 UTC

Macon Georgia Stake Boundaries

rmrichesjr

Community Moderators

#71
2024-02-14 00:55 UTC

mikeflake wrote: Tue Feb 13, 2024 3:29 pm Macon Georgia Stake Boundaries

Please try https://maps.churchofjesuschrist.org/?lang=eng

reedgifford

New Member

#72
2024-04-12 06:15 UTC

Rogers STake LDS Church Rogers Arkansas

jdlessley

Community Moderators

#73
2024-04-12 09:45 UTC

See post #73, the post just before your post. Input the stake name instead of the address if there is no known address and be sure to sign into the app. Otherwise no boundaries will appear.

JD Lessley
Have you tried finding your answer on the ChurchofJesusChrist.org Help Center or Tech Wiki?

kf4dii

New Member

#74
2026-05-16 01:52 UTC

Gadsden alabama

richalger wrote: Fri Mar 03, 2017 8:22 am Where can I view the boundaries of ward, stakes etc in maps.lds.org?

rmrichesjr

Community Moderators

#75
2026-05-16 04:22 UTC

Re: Gadsden alabama

kf4dii wrote: Fri May 15, 2026 7:52 pm
richalger wrote: Fri Mar 03, 2017 8:22 am Where can I view the boundaries of ward, stakes etc in maps.lds.org?

This is a user-to-user discussion forum, not a search engine. The earlier posts in this thread might contain answers to the questions of whether it is possible to see boundaries of your own and/or other wards, stakes, etc.