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Overview
The Montevideo Uruguay Temple is the 103rd operating temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) and the 1st temple completed in Uruguay (2001).
Occupying one end of a Church-owned city block in Montevideo's most exclusive neighborhood, Carrasco, the Montevideo Uruguay Temple adds to the wide range of architectural styles found along the city's southeast coast. Sharing the block with the temple are a meetinghouse, a patron housing facility, two mission homes, a regional service center, and a Distribution Services store. The lush temple grounds are filled with palm trees, shrubs, and brightly colored flowers.
Temple District
The Montevideo Uruguay Temple serves members from 18 stakes and 2 districts headquartered in Uruguay:
- Artigas Uruguay Stake
- Colonia Uruguay District
- De la Costa Uruguay Stake
- Durazno Uruguay Stake
- Florida Uruguay District
- Las Piedras Uruguay Stake
- Maldonado Uruguay Stake
- Melo Uruguay Stake
- Mercedes Uruguay Stake
- Montevideo Uruguay Cerro Stake
- Montevideo Uruguay East Stake
- Montevideo Uruguay Flores Stake
- Montevideo Uruguay Maronas Stake
- Montevideo Uruguay North Stake
- Montevideo Uruguay West Stake
- Paysandu Uruguay Stake
- Rivera Uruguay Stake
- Salto Uruguay Stake
- Tacuarembo Uruguay Stake
- Treinta y Tres Uruguay Stake
Temple Presidents
- Antonio R. Cappi 2018–
- Alberto E. Hernández 2015–2018
- Jorge W. Ventura 2012–2015
- Lynn R. Shurtleff 2009–2012
- N. Gaylon Hopkins 2006–2009
- J. Robert Driggs 2003–2006
- Joseph Kay Brooks 2000–2003
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Montevideo Uruguay Temple

The Montevideo Uruguay Temple is the 103rd operating temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) and the 1st temple completed in Uruguay (2001).
Occupying one end of a Church-owned city block in Montevideo's most exclusive neighborhood, Carrasco, the Montevideo Uruguay Temple adds to the wide range of architectural styles found along the city's southeast coast. Sharing the block with the temple are a meetinghouse, a patron housing facility, two mission homes, a regional service center, and a Distribution Services store. The lush temple grounds are filled with palm trees, shrubs, and brightly colored flowers.