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Mockfjärds kyrka

Mockfjärds kyrka stands beside the Västerdalälven, where the river widens into Storfjärden in the village of Mockfjärd, Dalarna. This white timber church dates from 1700, replacing an earlier 1620s chapel on the same site.

Hedvägen 19, 785 42, GAGNEF

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Mofalla kyrka

Mofalla kyrka is a small wooden church in Hjo kommun, Västra Götaland, whose oldest timber parts date from the late 1400s. A thorough 1730s rebuilding gave the church much of the interior visitors see today, later altered again by Victorian and mid-twentieth-century restorers.

Regeringsgatan 12, 544 30, HJO

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Mogata kyrka

Mogata kyrka stands in the small church village of Mogata, near Söderköping in Östergötland. Built in 1842–1844 to replace a medieval predecessor, it retains part of the earlier church's tower and offers a well-preserved neoclassical interior with links to a notable 18th-century local landowner.

Mogata 1, 61490, Söderköping

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Moheda kyrka

Moheda kyrka stands beside the Mohedaån stream in the village of Moheda, in Kronoberg county. Belonging to Moheda parish within the Diocese of Växjö, this Romanesque church has origins reaching back some eight centuries, making it one of the older buildings in the area.

Kyrkogatan 10

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Möja kyrka

Möja kyrka is a wooden church on Stora Möja in the Stockholm archipelago, consecrated in 1769 to designs by fortification master builder Carl Öhrn. Reached by boat, it stands beside a bay midway between Möjaström and Berg, and holds oil paintings dating from the 16th…

Högmalmsvägen 4

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