Mission Boundaries

[ngrodgers]

I had saved the link to the classic maps version of my son's mission. It says that page no longer works. After trying MANY things, it seems like going through the missionary portal is the only way I can find an updated map. It's too bad. I think it's great to be able to look at the different mission maps.

[mevans]

I had saved the link to the classic maps version of my son's mission. It says that page no longer works. After trying MANY things, it seems like going through the missionary portal is the only way I can find an updated map. It's too bad. I think it's great to be able to look at the different mission maps.

Yeah, the old "browse" option on the classic maps site was interesting. Even if you go to CDOL to download the map of a unit, such as a mission, there's no browse feature like the classic maps had.

For those who like browsing maps, here's one option that's still available. It's nowhere near as detailed as the classic maps site was, but it still shows interesting data:
https://churchofjesuschristtemples.org/maps/units/
Note that there are some interactive features. You can click on the legend at the lower left to hide/show certain information.

[gpeterson32]

Why no mission maps, really not good …

[russellhltn]

Why no mission maps, really not good …

Why is it a concern? It was a nice to look at, but what are you not able to do now that you could before?

[lorenzopimentinha]

If you want to see the mission boundaries map you can visit

https://missioncall.app/worldmap.html

It is not official and not acurrate on a closer look, but it is better than nothing

[awisewoman]

I'm trying to find maps of the missions where my grandchildren are serving. I've tried logging in, going to meetinghouse locator but it only keys me search for wards. Can somebody help me?

[jdlessley]

@awisewoman,
Your post was merged into another topic thread discussing the same thing.

The ability to see official mission boundary maps are just not available to the general membership. Please see post #12 and post #15 for some alternative options.