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LDS Temples currently under construction (February 2011) are:

Brigham City, Utah

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Cordoba, Argentina

Gilbert, Arizona

Kansas City, Missouri

Manaus, Brazil

Quetzaltenago, Guatemala

Rome, Italy

San Salvador, El Salvador

Tegucigalpa, Honduras

LDS Temples that have been announced but construction has not yet begun are:

Concepcion, Chile

Fortaleza, Brazil

Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Hartford, Connecticut

Indianapolis, Indiana

Lisbon, Portugal

Payson, Utah

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Pheonix, Arizona

Sapporo, Japan

Tijuana, Mexico

Trujillo, Peru

Urdaneta, Philippines

Temples that are currently being renovated are:

Atlanta, Georgia

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Ogden, Utah

You can get an updated list at the "related link" below.

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