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Largest Cities in Utah without a temple (Operating, Under renovation, Announced or Under Construction)

List of the 30 largest cities in Utah that currently do not have a temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Updated after April 2025 General Conference

1. West Valley City
Temple District: Salt Lake, Taylorsville

2. Sandy
Temple District: Draper, Jordan River

3. Millcreek
Temple District: Salt Lake

4. Herriman
Temple District: Oquirrh Mountain

5. Murray
Temple District: Taylorsville

6. Riverton
Temple District: Jordan River, Oquirrh Mountain

7. Eagle Mountain
Temple District: Saratoga Springs

8. Roy
Temple District: Syracuse, Ogden

9. Pleasant Grove
Temple District:
Current: Mount Timpanogos
Future: Lindon, Mount Timpanogos

10. Kearns
Temple District: Taylorsville

11. Midvale
Temple District: Jordan River

12. Springville
Temple District: Provo City Center

13. Cottonwood Heights
Temple District: Salt Lake, Taylorsville

14. Kaysville
Temple District: Layton

15. Holladay
Temple District: Salt Lake

16. Clearfield
Temple District: Syracuse

17. Magna
Temple District: Oquirrh Mountain

18. Washington
Temple District: St. George

19. South Salt Lake
Temple District: Salt Lake

20. Farmington:
Temple District: Bountiful

21. Clinton
Temple District: Syracuse

22. North Salt Lake
Temple District: Bountiful

23. North Ogden
Temple District: Ogden

24. Hurricane:
Temple District: St. George

25. Highland
Temple District: Mount Timpanogos

26. South Ogden
Temple District: Ogden

27. Bluffdale
Temple District: Oquirrh Mountain

28. Centerville
Temple District: Bountiful

29. West Haven
Temple District: Ogden

30. Santaquin
Temple District: Payson

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