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Basic listingRamundeboda kyrka is a wooden church now standing in a park near the railway station in Laxå, Örebro county. Built in the late 17th century, it originally stood beside a former monastery site and was later moved, board by board, to its present location.
Kyrkogatan 6, 69530, LAXÅ
View church details: Ramundeboda kyrkaBasic listingRånäs kapell is a small chapel in Fasterna parish, in the Uppsala diocese, standing just north of the old Fasta churchyard in the Roslagen countryside of Stockholm County. Built in the early twentieth century, it now serves as the local place of worship, having replaced…
Svärlingevägen 17, 76296, Rånäs
View church details: Rånäs kapellBasic listingRåneå kyrka stands in Råneå, part of Luleå municipality in northern Sweden, within the parish of the same name in the Diocese of Luleå. It replaced a much older timber chapel and remains the focal point of a small historic settlement.
Västerlångvägen 6
View church details: Råneå kyrkaBasic listingRångedala kyrka is a nineteenth-century parish church in the village of Rångedala, near Borås in western Sweden. Built in a restrained empire style with pink-toned walls and large windows, it stands on the site of an earlier, unrecorded medieval stone church.
Bygatan 65, 516 93, Rångedala
View church details: Rångedala kyrkaBasic listingRängs kyrka, in the village of Räng in Skåne, has stood since the mid-1100s. Its Romanesque nave and chancel were raised in sandstone and rubble, with flint, and the church still serves its parish community today.
Kyrkvägen 7, 23632, Höllviken
View church details: Rängs kyrkaBasic listingRännelanda kyrka is a white stone church in Färgelanda kommun, Västra Götaland. A medieval wooden church once stood on this site, before the present building was consecrated in 1773 and its tower added in 1944.
Rännelanda kyrka, 45896, Högsäter
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