AFRICA
- Accra Ghana Adenta (9 wards, 4 branches)
- Benin City Nigeria Ihogbe (11 wards)
- Benin City Nigeria Ikpokpan (10 wards)
- Benin City Nigeria New Benin (15 wards)
- Brazzaville Republic of Congo (9 wards, 4 branches)
- Bulawayo Zimbabwe (8 wards, 5 branches, 1 group)
- Katuba Democratic Republic of Congo (10 wards, 2 branches)
- Kinshasa Democratic Republic of Congo (10 wards)
- Lubumbashi Democratic Republic of Congo (11 wards)
- Roodepoort South Africa (12 wards, 6 branches)
- Takoradi Ghana (10 wards)
- Tema Ghana (13 wards)
- Butuan Philippines (10 wards, 1 branch)
- Cavite Philippines (10 wards, 1 branch)
- Singapore (10 wards, 2 branches)
- Alajuela Costa Rica (10 wards, 2 branches)
- Chimaltenango Guatemala (10 wards, 3 branches)
- Fesitranh Honduras (9 wards, 4 branches)
- La Ceiba Honduras (10 wards)
- Managua Nicaragua (10 wards)
- San Jose Costa Rica La Paz (11 wards, 1 branch)
- Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Ozama (10 wards)
- Milan Italy (10 wards, 2 branches)
- Amecameca Mexico (10 wards, 1 branch)
- Celaya Mexico (11 wards)
- Chalco Mexico (10 wards)
- Chilpancingo Mexico (10 wards, 5 branches)
- Ciudad Victoria Mexico (10 wards, 1 branch)
- Coatzacoalcos Mexico Puerto (13 wards)
- Colonia Juarez Mexico East (11 wards)
- Culiacan Mexico (10 wards, 1 branch)
- Jalapa Mexico (10 wards)
- Juchitan Mexico (10 wards, 3 branches)
- Mexico City Anahuac (11 wards)
- Mexico City Chapultepec (10 wards)
- Mexico City Cuautitlan (11 wards)
- Mexico City Culturas (11 wards)
- Mexico City Iztapalapa (10 wards)
- Mexico City Tecamac (11 wards)
- Mexico City Tepalcapa (11 wards)
- Mexico City Valle Dorado (11 wards, 1 branch)
- Oaxaca Mexico Monte Alban (10 wards, 3 branches)
- Puebla Mexico Nealtican (12 wards, 1 branch)
- Salta Mexico Republica (11 wards)
- Veracruz Mexico Villa Rica (10 wards, 1 branch)
- Villahermosa Mexico Gaviotas (10 wards, 1 branch)
- Ha'apai Tonga (9 wards, 5 branches)
- Liverpool Australia (11 wards)
- Newcastle Australia (10 wards, 2 branches)
- Nuku'alofa Tonga (10 wards)
- Apia Samoa West (10 wards)
- Pesega Samoa (10 wards)
- Savaii Samoa (12 wards)
- Brasilia Brazil Alvorada (10 wards, 2 branches)
- Buenos Aires Argentina Castelar (10 wards)
- Cochabamba Bolivia (11 wards, 1 branch)
- Cochabamba Bolivia Jaihuayco (10 wards)
- Fortaleza Brazil Litoral (9 wards)
- Godoy Cruz Argentina (10 wards, 2 branches)
- Guayaquil Ecuador Pascuales (10 wards, 1 branch)
- Joao Pessoa Brazil Rangel (9 wards, 1 branch)
- Juiz de Fora Brazil (11 wards)
- Jujuy Argentina (10 wards, 3 branches)
- La Paz Bolivia Miraflores (12 wards, 1 branch)
- La Plata Argentina Villa Elvira (10 wards, 2 branches)
- Lima Peru Canto Grande (10 wards)
- Lima Peru Villa Salvador (10 wards)
- Luque Paraguay (10 wards, 3 branches)
- Montevideo Uruguay East (12 wards)
- Quito Ecuador Chillogallo (11 wards)
- Santa Cruz Bolivia Canoto (11 wards)
- Santa Maria Brazil (10 wards, 1 branch)
6 comments:
Lima Peru Villa Salvador Stake has 11 wards, El Sol, Floresta, Jose Galvez, Laderas de Villa, Las Lomas, Los Angeles, Lurin, Pachacamac, Villa Alejandro and Villa El Salvador 1st and 2nd wards.
Other stakes of Peru to the list:
Chiclayo Perú Central Stake (9 wards, 1 branch)
Chiclayo Perú El Dorado Stake (9 wards)
Chiclayo Perú Latina Stake (9 wards)
Chimbote Perú Stake (9 wards)
Lima Perú Surco Stake (9 wards)
Mantaro Perú Stake (8 wards, 2 branches)
Correct me if I'm wrong they should get on the list
Thanks for the correction for the Lima Peru Villa Salvador Stake.
I agree that each of the additional stakes that you listed may split, but I see them as less likely compared to the Peruvian stakes that I listed. Each of these stakes you listed has an insufficient number of congregations at present for a new stake to be organized without additional congregations added from another stake. If additional wards are organized in these stakes, they will appear more likely candidates.
I think that a new stake is likely in Chiclayo by a realignment of two or more stakes, but I do not see other stakes you listed splitting any time soon as no new wards have recently been organized in these stakes from what I know.
Thanks Matt for your comments, need to grow stakes of Peru to divide is true.
I think too will be organized a stake in Chiclayo by realignament.
Peru to reach 100 stakes?.
In the San Salvador El Salvador La Libertad Stake recently was created a new ward... so we have 11 wards and 2 branches... and we will have the visit of Elder Russell M. Nelson in January 2012 in the stake...:D you know what is mean...;) jejeje
Un abrazo!
Stakes likely to split in Brazil
* Porto Alegre Paternon-8/2
* Santa Maria-10/1
* São José 8/2
* Joinville 8/3
* Tubarão 5/5
* Cascavel 7/3
* Maringá 8/2
* Bauru 6/5
* São José do Rio Preto 9/3
* Itatiba 5/5
* São José dos Campos 9/2
* Contagem 8/3
* Juiz de Fora 11
* Brasilia Alvorada 10/2
* Anápolis 6/4
* Recife Jardim São Paulo 8/4
* Rio Branco 9/1
* Penha 9
* Recife Casa Amarela 9
* Fortaleza Litoral 9
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