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On 24 May 2008 President Thomas S. Monson announced that there would be a new temple built in Phoenix Arizona.  This one will be built in Phoenix, north and west of the Mesa Arizona Temple (1927) and Gilbert, Arizona, announced only a month earlier in April 2008.  
 
On 24 May 2008 President Thomas S. Monson announced that there would be a new temple built in Phoenix Arizona.  This one will be built in Phoenix, north and west of the Mesa Arizona Temple (1927) and Gilbert, Arizona, announced only a month earlier in April 2008.  
  
While a site location has not been announced, it is possibe this temple will be built in north Phoenix, possibly north of the Loop 101 freeway.  Growth in this area is such that they are having to expand the I-17 freeway which runs through this area to eight lanes, and talk is of another freeway to parallel that north of the Loop 101, hence the need for a third temple in the Phoenix metro area for the members there.
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While a site location has not been announced, it is possible this temple will be built in north Phoenix, possibly north of the Loop 101 freeway.  Growth in this area is such that they are having to expand the I-17 freeway which runs through this area to eight lanes, and talk is of another freeway to parallel that north of the Loop 101, hence the need for a third temple in the Phoenix metro area for the members there.
  
 
The temple district will most likely include almost all of Phoenix except for Ahwatukee, northern parts of Scottsdale, and all of the cities on the west side of the valley, plus the Prescott, Verde Valley, and Flagstaff, Arizona areas.  
 
The temple district will most likely include almost all of Phoenix except for Ahwatukee, northern parts of Scottsdale, and all of the cities on the west side of the valley, plus the Prescott, Verde Valley, and Flagstaff, Arizona areas.  
  
 
See [http://newsroom.lds.org/ldsnewsroom/eng/news-releases-stories/new-temple-for-phoenix-arizona-announced New Temple for Phoenix Arizona Announced (LDS Newsroom)]
 
See [http://newsroom.lds.org/ldsnewsroom/eng/news-releases-stories/new-temple-for-phoenix-arizona-announced New Temple for Phoenix Arizona Announced (LDS Newsroom)]
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Revision as of 10:28, 25 May 2008


On 24 May 2008 President Thomas S. Monson announced that there would be a new temple built in Phoenix Arizona. This one will be built in Phoenix, north and west of the Mesa Arizona Temple (1927) and Gilbert, Arizona, announced only a month earlier in April 2008.

While a site location has not been announced, it is possible this temple will be built in north Phoenix, possibly north of the Loop 101 freeway. Growth in this area is such that they are having to expand the I-17 freeway which runs through this area to eight lanes, and talk is of another freeway to parallel that north of the Loop 101, hence the need for a third temple in the Phoenix metro area for the members there.

The temple district will most likely include almost all of Phoenix except for Ahwatukee, northern parts of Scottsdale, and all of the cities on the west side of the valley, plus the Prescott, Verde Valley, and Flagstaff, Arizona areas.

See New Temple for Phoenix Arizona Announced (LDS Newsroom)

Temples in Arizona