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Basic listingKinna kyrka is a 19th-century parish church in Kinna, in the Swedish province of Västergötland, built to serve a population expanding rapidly alongside the town's textile industry. Though modest in age compared with many neighbouring churches, it stands on a site with a medieval predecessor.
Boråsvägen 41, 511 54, Kinna
View church details: Kinna kyrkaBasic listingKinnareds kyrka, in the village of Kinnared in Hylte municipality, Halland, stands beside the Kilan stream. Its oldest stonework dates to around the mid-13th century, though the building visitors see today owes much of its character to later rebuilding.
Kyrkbolsvägen 8, 314 95, Kinnared
View church details: Kinnareds kyrkaBasic listingKinnarumma kyrka is a parish church in Kinnarumma, in the southern part of Borås municipality, Sweden. It belongs to Kinnarumma parish, part of the Diocese of Skara, and stands on a site that has held churches for many centuries.
Fritslavägen, 515 92, Kinnarumma
View church details: Kinnarumma kyrkaBasic listingKinne-Kleva kyrka, in the Kinne-Kleva village of Götene municipality, is a sandstone church built in the round-arched style and completed in 1870. It replaced two medieval parish churches whose sites and remains still survive nearby.
Kinne-Kleva kyrka 1, 533 96, GÖTENE
View church details: Kinne-Kleva kyrkaBasic listingKinne-Vedums kyrka is a 12th-century parish church near Götene in western Sweden, widely regarded as one of the best-preserved medieval churches in the Kinnekulle area. Built of local sandstone, it retains much of its original Romanesque form.
Kinne-Vedums kyrka 1, 533 97, GÖTENE
View church details: Kinne-Vedums kyrkaBasic listingKinneveds kyrka is a small parish church near Kinnarp in Falköping Municipality, Västra Götaland County. Dating from the late twelfth century, it belongs to the Church of Sweden's Kinneved parish within the Diocese of Skara, and seats around 150 people despite its modest size.
Kinneveds kyrka
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