List of Anglican Communion Primates' Meetings
- 1979: Ely, England
- 1981: Washington, D.C., USA
- 1983: Limuru, Kenya
- 1986: Toronto, Canada
- 1989: Cyprus
- 1991: Newcastle, Northern Ireland
- 1993: Cape Town, South Africa
- 1995: Windsor, England
- 1997: Jerusalem
- 2000: Oporto, Portugal
- February 2001: Kanuga, USA
- 2002: Canterbury, England
- May 2003: Porto Alegre, Brazil
- October 2003: Lambeth Palace, England
- February 2005: Dromantine, Northern Ireland
- February 2007: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
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