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This is a list of 'Shrine Centers', which are the meeting places for Shriners.
Roll No. | Temple Name | Chartered | Original Temple Location | Current Temple Location | Shrine Facts & Hospital Coverage |
* | The Fraternity of the A.A.O.N.M.S. Founded | 1870 | New York City, New York | Tampa, Florida | Founded by 13 Master Masons |
** | The Imperial Council, A.A.O.N.M.S. Est. | 06/06/1876 | M:.W:. Grand Lodge of NY, F.&A.M. | New York City, New York | Established by the original 13 Temples of the Order; Requirements set that a member must be a Master Mason, as well as a Knight Templar of the Ancient York Rite and/or a 32° S.P.R.S. of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite - latter requirement dropped in 2000. |
∞ | Medinah | 1878 | Atchison, Kansas | Defunct Temple; Declared 'Null & Void' at the annual Imperial Session, 1886; Temple name reverted to Medinah Temple - Chicago, IL | |
∞ | Mohammed | 1878 | Peoria, Illinois | Defunct Temple; Declared 'Null & Void' at the annual Imperial Session, 1886; Temple name reverted to Mohammed Temple- Peoria, IL in 1893 | |
∞ | Naja | Albany, New York | Defunct Temple; Merged with Cyprus Temple #5 in 1881; Temple Name reverted to Naja Temple, Deadwood, SD (Rapid City) in 1893 | ||
∞ | Salaam | 1885 | Olney, Illinois | Defunct Temple; Temple Name reverted to Salaam Temple #86- Newark, NJ | |
1 | Mecca | 09/26/1872 | New York, New York | New York City, NY | Philadelphia, PA / Springfield & Boston, MA |
2 | Damascus | 06/07/1876 | Rochester, New York | Webster, NY | Philadelphia, PA / Springfield & Boston, MA |
3 | Mount Sinai | 10/31/1876 | Montpelier, Vermont | Montpelier, VT | Springfield & Boston, MA / Montreal, QC |
4 | Al Koran | 11/16/1876 | Cleveland, Ohio | Broadview Heights, OH | Erie, PA |
5 | Cyprus | 02/02/1877 | Albany, New York | Glenmont, NY | Erie, PA |
6 | Oriental | 02/07/1877 | Troy, New York | Troy, NY | Springfield & Boston, MA |
7 | Syrian | 02/08/1877 | Cincinnati, Ohio | Cincinnati, OH | Cincinnati, OH |
8 | Pyramid | 04/18/1877 | Bridgeport, Connecticut | Stratford, CT | Springfield, MA / Boston, MA |
9 | Syria | 05/27/1887 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Harmar Township, PA | Erie, PA & Cincinnati, OH |
10 | Ziyara | 10/30/1877 | Utica, New York | Utica, NY | Springfield, MA |
11 | Kaaba | 07/01/1878 | Davenport, Iowa | Davenport, IA | Chartered as 'Pyramid Temple'; however due to a resolution against similar names, adopted at the 1886 Imperial Session, this Temple formally agreed to change its name on March 17, 1887, and was immediately recognized as 'Kaaba Temple'; Chicago, IL |
12 | Moslem | 04/27/1880 | Detroit, Michigan | Southfield, MI | Chicago, IL - Erie, PA - Cincinnati, OH |
13 | Aleppo | 06/23/1882 | Boston, Massachusetts | Wilmington, MA | Springfield & Boston, MA |
14 | Medinah | 10/30/1882 | Chicago, Illinois | Addison, IL | Chicago, IL |
15 | Asiya (Islam) | 03/06/1883 | San Francisco, California | San Mateo, CA | Northern CA |
16 | Lu Lu | 12/31/1883 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Plymouth Meeting, PA | Philadelphia, PA |
17 | Murat | 03/13/1884 | Indianapolis, Indiana | Indianapolis, IN | The Shrine was named after a French officer; Chicago, IL & Cincinnati, OH |
18 | Boumi | 04/28/1884 [1] | Baltimore, Maryland | Baltimore, MD | Philadelphia, PA |
19 | Kosair | 12/05/1884 | Louisville, Kentucky | Louisville, KY | Lexington, KY & Cincinnati, OH |
20 | Tripoli | 03/08/1885 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Milwaukee, WI | Chicago, IL |
21 | Jerusalem | 03/30/1885 | New Orleans, Louisiana | New Orleans, LA | Shreveport, LA |
22 | Osman | 07/13/1885 | St. Paul, Minnesota | St. Paul, MN | Twin Cities, MN |
23 | Zuhrah | 07/22/1885 | Minneapolis, Minnesota | Minneapolis, MN | Twin Cities, MN |
24 | Almas | 01/17/1886 | Washington D.C. | Washington D.C. | Philadelphia, PA |
25 | Rhode Island Shriners (Palestine) | 02/06/1886 | Providence, Rhode Island | Cranston, RI | Boston, MA |
26 | El Kahir | 02/09/1886 | Cedar Rapids, Iowa | Cedar Rapids, IA | Twin Cities, MN |
27 | Saladin | 04/22/1886 | Grand Rapids, Michigan Kentwood, Michigan | Grand Rapids, MI | Chicago, IL |
28 | Moolah | 04/26/1886 | St. Louis, Missouri | St. Louis, MO | St. Louis, MO |
29 | Acca | 06/09/1886 | Richmond, Virginia | Richmond, VA | Greenville, SC |
30 | Osiris | 07/22/1886 | Wheeling, West Virginia | Wheeling, WV | Cincinnati, OH & Erie, PA & Philadelphia, PA |
31 | Abdallah | 03/28/1887 | Leavenworth, Kansas | Overland Park, KS | St. Louis, MO |
32 | Isis | 03/29/1887 | Salina, Kansas | Salina, KS | St. Louis, MO |
33 | Rameses | 04/21/1887 | Toronto, Ontario | Toronto, ON | 1st International Shrine - Canada; Erie, PA |
34 | Hella | 05/31/1887 | Dallas, Texas | Garland, TX | Houston & Galveston, TX |
35 | Ballut Abyad | 06/11/1887 | Albuquerque, New Mexico | Albuquerque, NM | Houston & Galveston, TX |
36 | Sesostris | 06/22/1887 | Lincoln, Nebraska | Lincoln, NE | Twin Cities, MN |
37 | Kismet | 07/02/1887 | Brooklyn, New York Hyde Park, NY | Hicksville, NY | Philadelphia, PA |
38 | Ismailia | 11/05/1887 | Buffalo, New York | Buffalo, NY | Erie, PA |
39 | El Jebel | 12/11/1887 | Denver, Colorado | Denver, CO | Salt Lake City, UT |
40 | Moila | 12/11/1887 | St. Joseph, Missouri | St. Joseph, MO | St. Louis, MO |
41 | Ararat | 12/11/1887 | Kansas City, Missouri | Kansas City, MO | St. Louis, MO |
42 | Al Kader | 01/03/1888 | Portland, Oregon | Wilsonville, OR | Portland, OR |
43 | Al Malaikah | 02/28/1888 | Los Angeles, California | Los Angeles, CA | Los Angeles, CA |
44 | Algeria | 03/23/1888 | Helena, Montana | Helena, MT | Spokane, WA |
45 | Morocco | 03/28/1888 | Jacksonville, Florida | Jacksonville, FL | Tampa, FL |
46 | El Riad | 05/25/1888 | Sioux Falls, South Dakota | Sioux Falls, SD | Twin Cities, MN |
47 | Afifi | 08/01/1888 | Tacoma, Washington | Tacoma, WA | Portland, OR |
48 | Sahara | 04/16/1889 | Pine Bluff, Arkansas | Pine Bluff, AR | Shreveport, LA |
49 | Tangier | 04/24/1889 | Omaha, Nebraska | Omaha, NE | Twin Cities, MN |
50 | Alhambra | 09/17/1889 | Chattanooga, Tennessee | Chattanooga, TN | Lexington, KY |
51 | Yaarab | 12/08/1889 | Atlanta, Georgia | Atlanta, GA | Greenville, SC |
52 | El Zagal | 12/14/1889 | Fargo, North Dakota | Fargo, ND | Twin Cities, MN |
53 | El Kalah | 06/08/1890 | Salt Lake City, Utah | Salt Lake City, UT | Salt Lake City, UT |
54 | El Katif | 06/10/1890 | Spokane, Washington | Spokane, WA | Spokane, WA |
55 | Zem Zem | 11/10/1890 | Erie, Pennsylvania | Erie, PA | Eire, PA |
56 | Zamora | 11/10/1890 | Birmingham, Alabama | Irondale, AL | Shreveport, LA |
57 | Media | 03/21/1891 | Watertown, New York | Watertown, NY | Erie, PA & Montreal, QC |
58 | Al Chymia | 05/21/1891 | Memphis, Tennessee | Memphis, TN | Shreveport, LA |
59 | Ben Hur | 06/02/1891 | Austin, Texas | Austin, TX | Houston & Gavelston, TX |
60 | Kora | 12/06/1891 | Lewiston, Maine | Lewiston, ME | Boston, MA |
61 | Hamasa | 05/22/1892 | Meridian, Mississippi | Meridian, MS | Shreveport, LA |
62 | Rajah | 08/20/1892 | Reading, Pennsylvania | Blandon, PA | Erie & Philadelphia, PA |
63 | Naja | 09/19/1892 | Deadwood, South Dakota | Rapid City, SD | Twin Cities, MN |
64 | India | 05/03/1893 | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | Oklahoma City, OK | |
65 | Mohammed | 06/12/1893 | Peoria, Illinois | Bartonville, IL | Chicago, IL & St. Louis, MO |
66 | Aladdin | 06/14/1893 | Columbus, Ohio | Columbus, OH | Cincinnati, OH |
67 | Ahmed | 06/14/1893 | Marquette, Michigan | Marquette, MI | Chicago, IL |
68 | Tebala | 05/10/1894 | Rockford, Illinois | Rockford, IL | Chicago, IL |
69 | Korein | 10/08/1894 | Rawlins, Wyoming | Rawlins, WY | Twin Cities, MN |
70 | Oasis | 10/10/1894 | Charlotte, North Carolina | Charlotte, NC | Greenville, SC |
71 | Irem | 10/18/1895 | Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania | Dallas, PA | Erie & Philadelphia, PA |
72 | El Zaribah | 01/20/1896 | Phoenix, Arizona | Phoenix, AZ | Los Angeles, CA |
73 | Sphinx | 04/13/1896 | Hartford, Connecticut | Newington, CT | Oldest Chartered Shrine Band; Springfield, MA / Boston, MA |
74 | Alee | 06/23/1896 | Savannah, Georgia | Savannah, GA | Greenville, SC |
75 | El Korah | 06/23/1896 | Boise City, Idaho | Boise, ID | Portland, OR & Spokane, WA |
76 | Beni Kedem | 06/26/1896 | Charleston, West Virginia | Charleston, WV | Lexington, KY & Cincinnati, OH |
77 | Melha | 06/09/1897 | Springfield, Massachusetts | Springfield, MA | Springfield & Boston, MA |
78 | Antioch | 06/09/1898 | Dayton, Ohio | Dayton, OH | Cincinnati, OH |
79 | Zenobia | 06/14/1898 | Toledo, Ohio | Perrysburg, OH | Cincinnati, OH |
80 | Kalurah | 06/14/1898 | Binghamton, New York | Binghamton, NY | Springfield, MA |
81 | Karnak | 10/09/1899 | Montreal, Quebec | Dollard des Ormeaux, QC | Montreal, QC |
82 | Za-Ga-Zig | 05/23/1900 | Des Moines, Iowa | Altoona, IA | Chicago, IL & Twin Cities, MN |
83 | Aloha | 05/23/1900 | Honolulu, Hawaii | Honolulu, HI | Honolulu, HI |
84 | El Mina | 06/11/1902 | Galveston, TX | Galveston, TX | Houston & Galveston, TX |
85 | Gizeh | 08/01/1902 | Victoria, British Columbia | Burnaby, BC | Portland, OR |
86 | Salaam | 05/04/1993 | Newark, New Jersey | Fairfield, NJ | Philadelphia, PA |
87 | Abba | 06/18/1903 | Mobile, Alabama | Mobile, AL | Greenville, SC |
88 | Luxor | 06/26/1903 | Saint John, New Brunswick | Saint John, NB | Montreal, QC |
89 | Abou Ben Adhem | 07/09/1903 | Springfield, Missouri | Springfield, MO | St. Louis, MO |
90 | Cairo | 07/09/1903 | Rutland, VT | Rutland, VT | Boston, MA |
91 | Jaffa | 07/09/1903 | Altoona, Pennsylvania | Altoona, PA | Erie & Philadelphia, PA |
92 | Zembo | 07/14/1904 | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania | Harrisburg, PA | Philadelphia, PA |
93 | Yelduz | 07/14/1904 | Aberdeen, South Dakota | Aberdeen, SD | Twin Cities, MN |
94 | Crescent | 07/14/1904 | Trenton, New Jersey | Westampton, NJ | Philadelphia, PA |
95 | Khartum | 11/19/1904 | Winnipeg, Manitoba | Winnipeg, MB | Twin Cities, MN |
96 | Scimitar | 12/19/1904 | Little Rock, Arkansas | Little Rock, AR | Shreveport, LA (Founded as Al Amin) |
97 | Bektash | 01/25/1905 | Concord, New Hampshire | Concord, NH | Boston, MA |
98 | Aad | 09/05/1905 | Duluth, Minnesota | Duluth, MN | Twin Cities, MN |
99 | El Hasa | 03/03/1906 | Ashland, Kentucky | Ashland, KY | Lexington, KY |
100 | Elf Khurafeh | 06/13/1906 | Saginaw, Michigan | Clio, Michigan | Chicago, IL |
101 | Kalif | 06/13/1906 | Sheridan, Wyoming | Sheridan, WY | Salt Lake City, UT |
102 | Anezeh | 12/01/1906 | Mexico City | Mexico City | Mexico City |
103 | Kerak | 12/10/1906 | Reno, Nevada | Reno, NV | Northern CA |
104 | Omar | 12/25/1906 | Charleston, South Carolina | Mt. Pleasant, SC | Greenville, SC |
105 | El Maida | 05/08/1907 | El Paso, Texas | El Paso, TX | Houston & Galveston, TX |
106 | Abu Bekr | 05/08/1907 | Sioux City, Iowa | Sioux City, IA | Twin Cities, MN |
107 | Calam | 05/08/1907 | Lewiston, Idaho | Lewiston, ID | Spokane, WA |
108 | Al Azhar | 09/27/1907 | Calgary, Alberta | Calgary, AB | Spokane, WA |
109 | Mocha | 01/01/1908 | London, Ontario | London, ON | Erie, PA |
110 | Oleika | 01/01/1908 | Lexington, Kentucky | Lexington, KY | Lexington, KY |
111 | Nile | 07/15/1908 | Seattle, Washington | Mountlake Terrace, WA | Portland, OR |
112 | Rizpah | 07/15/1908 | Madisonville, Kentucky | Madisonville, KY | Lexington, KY |
113 | Hillah | 07/15/1908 | Ashland, Oregon | Medford, OR | Portland, OR & Northern CA |
114 | Orak | 04/27/1909 | Hammond, Indiana | Michigan City, IN | Chicago, IL |
115 | Hadi | 04/21/1909 | Evansville, Indiana | Evansville, IN | Lexington, KY |
116 | Mizpah | 04/27/1909 | Fort Wayne, Indiana | Ft. Wayne, IN | Chicago, IL |
117 | Kem | 06/09/1909 | Grand Forks, North Dakota | Grand Forks, ND | Twin Cities, MN |
118 | Khedive | 06/09/1909 | Norfolk, Virginia | Chesapeake, VA | Philadelphia, PA |
119 | Mirza | 06/09/1909 | Pittsburg, Kansas | Pittsburg, KS | St. Louis, MO |
120 | Zorah | 06/09/1909 | Terre Haute, Indiana | Terre Haute, IN | Chicago, IL & Cincinnati, OH |
121 | Midian | 06/09/1909 | Wichita, Kansas | Wichita, KS | St. Louis, MO |
122 | Aahmes | 06/09/1909 | Oakland, California | Livermore, CA | Northern CA |
123 | Al Sihah | 04/13/1910 | Macon, Georgia | Macon, GA | Greenville, SC |
124 | Wa Wa | 12/01/1910 | Regina, Saskatchewan | Regina, SK | Spokane, WA |
125 | Bagdad | 01/20/1911 | Butte, Montana | Butte, MT | Spokane, WA |
126 | Akdar | 07/12/1911 | Tulsa, Oklahoma | Tulsa, OK | Shreveport, LA |
127 | Philae | 07/12/1911 | Halifax, Nova Scotia | Halifax, NS | Montreal, QC & Boston, MA |
128 | Bedouin | 07/12/1911 | Muskogee, Oklahoma | Muskogee, OK | Shreveport, LA |
129 | Wahabi | 07/12/1911 | Jackson, Mississippi | Jackson, MS | Shreveport, LA |
130 | Al Bahr | 05/08/1912 | San Diego, California | San Diego, CA | Los Angeles, CA |
131 | Ainad | 05/08/1912 | East St. Louis, Illinois | East St. Louis, IL | St. Louis, MO |
132 | Al Menah | 5/08/1912 | Nashville, Tennessee | Nashville, TN | Lexington, KY |
133 | Nemesis | 05/08/1912 | Parkersburg, West Virginia | Parkersburg, WV | Cincinnati, OH |
134 | El Karubah | 05/14/1913 | Shreveport, Louisiana | Shreveport, LA | Shreveport, LA |
135 | Alcazar | 05/14/1913 | Montgomery, Alabama | Montgomery, AL | Greenville, SC |
136 | Ansar | 05/13/1914 | Springfield, Illinois | Springfield, IL | St. Louis, MO & Chicago, IL |
137 | Moslah | 05/13/1914 | Fort Worth, Texas | Ft. Worth, TX | Houston & Galveston, TX |
138 | Kerbela | 07/14/1915 | Knoxville, Tennessee | Knoxville, TN | Greenville, SC |
139 | Arabia | 07/14/1915 | Houston, Texas | Houston, TX | Houston & Galveston, TX |
140 | Alzafar | 07/13/1916 | San Antonio, Texas | San Antonio, TX | Houston & Galveston, TX |
141 | Kazim | 07/13/1916 | Roanoke, Virginia | Roanoke, VA | Greenville, SC |
142 | Sudan | 07/13/1916 | New Bern, North Carolina | New Bern, NC | Greenville, SC |
143 | Abou Saad | 06/25/1917 | Canal Zone | Panama City | Mexico City |
144 | Egypt | 06/25/1917 | Tampa, Florida | Tampa, FL | Tampa, FL |
145 | Tehama | 06/25/1917 | Hastings, Nebraska | Hastings, NE | Twin Cities, MN & St. Louis, MO |
146 | Hejaz | 06/11/1919 | Greenville, South Carolina | Greenville, SC | Greenville, SC |
147 | Karem | 06/11/1919 | Waco, Texas | Waco, TX | Houston & Galveston, TX |
148 | Maskat | 06/24/1920 | Wichita Falls, Texas | Wichita Falls, TX | Houston & Galveston, TX |
149 | Khiva | 06/24/1920 | Amarillo, Texas | Amarillo, TX | Houston & Galveston, TX |
150 | Al Kaly | 06/24/1920 | Pueblo, Colorado | Pueblo, CO | Salt Lake City, UT |
151 | Anah | 06/15/1921 | Bangor, Maine | Bangor, ME | Boston, MA |
152 | Al Bedoo | 06/15/1921 | Billings, Montana | Billings, MT | Spokane, WA & Salt Lake City, UT |
153 | Tigris [2] | 06/15/1921 | Syracuse, New York | Syracuse, NY | Erie, PA |
154 | Ben Ali [3] | Sacramento, California | Sacramento, CA | Northern CA | |
158 | Zor [4] | 07/12/1933 | Madison, Wisconsin | Madison, WI | Has 28 units and 23 clubs |
162 | Kena [5] | 06/19/1952 | Manassas, Virginia | Manassas, VA | Has Concurrent Shrine Jurisdiction over the state of Virginia. |
166 | Bahia [6] | 07/14/1955 | Orlando, FL | Orlando, FL | Was originally formed from the members of the Shrine from the Northern Florida (Jacksonville) and West Central Florida (Tampa) regions. |
178 | Amran [7] | 07/08/1976 | Raleigh, North Carolina | Raleigh, NC | |
179 | Tunis [8] | Ottawa, Ontario | Ottawa, ON | Montreal, QC | |
180 | Jericho [9] | 07/08/1976 | Kingsport, Tennessee | Kingsport, TN | |
188 | Beja [10] | 07/03/1986 | Greenbay, Wisconsin | Greenbay, Wisconsin | |
192 | Al Rai'e Saleh [11] | 07/07/2010 | San Juan, Puerto Rico | San Juan, PR | Tampa, FL |
193 | Mabuhay [12] | 07/07/2010 | Manila, Philippines | Manila, Philippines | Located in the Philippines, this Shrine covers Luzon and Visayas Shrine Clubs |
194 | Emirat [13] | 07/04/2011 | Heidelberg | Heidelberg | Located in Germany, this Shrine covers all of the European Shrine Clubs |
195 | Agila [14] | 07/02/2012 | Davao City, Philippines | Davao City, Philippines | Located in Mindanao, Philippines this Shrine covers all of Mindanao Philippines, The Republic of Indonesia, The Country of Malaysia, The Kingdom of Thailand, The Republic of Singapore, The Special Administrative of Hong Kong and Macau in the People's Republic of China, and The Territory of Taiwan Shrine Clubs |
196 | Hikmat | 07/07/2015 | Mato Grosso, Brazil | Mato Grosso, Brazil | |
UD | Amal [15] | São Paulo, Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil | Started as São Paulo Shriners Club of Almas Shriners Washington DC. Received Dispensation last 07/11/2017 during the 2017 Imperial Session in Daytona, Florida. | |
UD | Bolivia [16] | Santa Cruz, Bolivia | Santa Cruz, Bolivia | Started as Bolivia Shrine Club of Almas Shriners Washington DC. Received Dispensation last 07/11/2017 during the 2017 Imperial Session in Daytona, Florida. | |
Acacia [17] | Baton Rouge, Louisiana | Baton Rouge, LA | |||
Al Amin [18] | Corpus Christi, Texas | Corpus Christi, TX | Al Amin Temple is responsible for the transportation of clients from the Rio Grande Valley, Corpus Christi and Victoria Texas and has outpatient clinics in the Rio Grande Valley. | ||
Al Aska | 1974 | Anchorage | Anchorage, AK | Portland, OR | |
Ali Ghan [19] | 06/04/1925 | Cumberland, Maryland | Cumberland, MD | Has jurisdiction in Garrett, Allegany, Washington (including Hagerstown) counties and concurrent jurisdiction with Boumi in Frederick County | |
Al Sihah [20] | Macon, Georgia | Macon, Georgia | |||
Al Shamal | Edmonton, Alberta | Edmonton, AB | Spokane, WA | ||
Amara [21] | Palm Beach Gardens, Florida | Palm Beach Gardens, FL | |||
Arab [22] | Topeka, Kansas | Topeka, KS | |||
Araba [23] | Ft. Myers, Florida | Ft. Myers, FL | |||
Azan [24] | Melbourne, Florida | Melbourne, FL | |||
Barak [25] | Monroe, Louisiana | Monroe, LA | |||
Cahaba [26] | Huntsville, Alabama | Huntsville, AL | Cahaba Shrine has jurisdiction throughout north Alabama including the counties of Jackson, DeKalb, Lauderdale, Colbert, Franklin, Lawrence, Morgan, Limestone, Madison, and Marshal. Supports Shriners Hospital for Children Greenville SC (Orthopedic) Shriners Hospital for Children Cincinnati OH (Burns) | ||
El Bekal | Anaheim, California | Anaheim, CA | Los Angeles, CA | ||
Habibi [27] | Lake Charles, Louisiana | Lake Charles, LA | |||
Hadji [28] | 06/05/1925 | Pensacola, Florida | Pensacola, FL | ||
Hasan [29] | Albany, Georgia | Albany, GA | |||
Jamil [30] | Columbia, South Carolina | Columbia, SC | |||
Joppa [31] | Biloxi, Mississippi | Biloxi, MS | |||
Mahi | 06/15/1922 | Miami, Florida | Miami, FL | Tampa, FL --- Has Shrine Jurisdiction over the Commonwealth of the Bahamas and the Republic of Cuba. | |
Masada [32] | Yakima, Washington | Yakima, WA | Portland, OR & Spokane, WA | ||
Marzuq | 07/06/1989 | Tallahassee, Florida | Tallahassee, FL | ||
Mazol | St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador | St. Johns, NL | Montreal, QC | ||
Nur [33] | New Castle, Delaware | New Castle, DE | Supports the Shriners Hospital Philadelphia Unit | ||
Sabbar | Tucson, Arizona | Tucson, AZ | |||
Sahib [34] | 06/17/1982 | Sarasota, Florida | Sarasota, FL | ||
Shaddai [35] | Panama City, Florida | Panama City, FL | |||
Sharon [36] | Tyler, Texas | Tyler, TX | Houston & Galveston, TX | ||
Suez [37] | San Angelo, Texas | San Angelo, TX | Houston & Galveston, TX | ||
Tehran | Fresno, California | Fresno, CA | Northern CA & Los Angeles, CA | ||
Zelzah | Las Vegas, Nevada | Las Vegas, NV | Los Angeles, CA | ||
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Sabarimala Greenfield Airport, also known as Cheruvally Estate Airport or Believers' Church Airport, is a proposed greenfield airport project to be built in Erumely of Kottayam district in Kerala, India. The nearest railway station is Chengannur (36 km). The proposed site is 53.9 km away from Sabarimala temple and 9.2 km away from Kanjirappally town. Pathanamthitta is the closest major town from the proposed site. Kottayam town is about 44 kms from the location.The site is spread over 2,570 acres (10.4 km2) of land at Cheruvally Estate in Manimala panchayath, Kanjirappally Taluk. It is also 136 km from state capital Thiruvananthapuram and 113 km from Kochi. Once commissioned, this would be the fifth airport in the State. In February 2017, the Kerala government gave in-principle approval to construct the airport and the Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation (KSIDC) was asked to conduct a feasibility study. The Sabarimala temple, situated on the Western Ghats in Kerala's Pathanamthitta district, is one of India's holiest shrines which attracts nearly 50 million visitors per season. As of December 2019, an average of 75,000 pilgrims visit Sabarimala on a daily basis ever since the beginning of the annual pilgrim season in mid-November. Presently the only way to reach the hill shrine is by road. The increase in the number of pilgrims visiting the temple had prompted the government to look at an airport as an option to reduce traffic congestion during the pilgrimage season.