Book of Mormon Geography: an annotated bibliography

Too large to post here. So I will simply link to it. It is from Bookofmormonevidence.org

Here are a few more. I think the site from which these were taken is anti-Mormon. However, the quotes themselves are accurate. Should anyone fret over my use of these quotes I will immediately (or at least as soon as possible) take them down. Here they are: The Church has long maintained, as attested to be referenced in the writings of General Authorities, that the Hill Cumorah in western New York state is the same as referenced in the Book of Mormon. F. Michael Watson - First Presidency Secretary Letter dated October 16, 1990 It is known that the Hill Cumorah where the Nephites were destroyed is the hill where the Jaredites were also destroyed. This hill was known to the Jaredites as Rama... The Prophet Joseph Smith himself is on record, definitely declaring the present hill called Cumorah to be the exact hill spoken of in the Book of Mormon. Further, the fact that all of his associates from the beginning down have spoken of it as the identical hill where Mormon and Mo...

Below are two quotes from 1957 and 1960:  Bishops “Attention Called To ‘Book of Mormon’ Maps” Our attention has been brought in the past few weeks to certain “Book of Mormon Lands” maps which are being offered to Church leaders and auxiliary workers by a California organization. They are apparently being distributed free of charge. We wish to refer bishops to the printed matter at the bottom of the map, which contains an inference that there are two, rather than one, Hills Cumorah — one in Mexico as well as the one in New York. The Church has never accepted this contention. Bishops are requested to make cognizant of this discrepancy those in their wards who might be sending for these maps or using them for instructional purposes. This concept of two Cumorahs should not be taught as official Church doctrine. (The Messenger, July 1960, No. 51)​ I do not believe that we should give credence to the highly speculative theories about Book of Mormon geography. I do not believe that ...

I created this site mainly as a way to keep and document my researches in Book of Mormon geography. I believe there was only one Cumorah--the one in New York. However, I intend to keep any document, record, quote, or another source regardless of their belief in one or two Cumorah's.