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Basic listingKyrkås nya kyrka stands in Lungre, in the parish of Häggenås-Lit-Kyrkås, Jämtland. Built to serve a growing congregation, it replaced the older Kyrkås church and remains a distinctive example of nineteenth-century church building in the region.
Lungre
View church details: Kyrkås nya kyrkaBasic listingIn 1884, Laxsjö's stately stone church was completed.
830 60, Föllinge
View church details: Laxsjö kyrkaBasic listingLillhärdals kyrka is a parish church in the village of Lillhärdal, in Härjedalen, part of the Härnösand diocese. Though its present building is relatively modest, it holds a notable collection of medieval woodwork spanning several centuries.
Ängebyvägen 1, Lillhärdal
View church details: Lillhärdals kyrkaBasic listingLinsells kyrka is a wooden church in the village of Linsell, in Härjedalen, part of the Härnösand diocese. Built in the late eighteenth century, it remains a good example of local rural church craftsmanship, largely the work of one farmer-builder.
Linsell 700, 842 91, Sveg
View church details: Linsells kyrkaBasic listingLits kyrka is a parish church in the Häggenås-Lit-Kyrkås parish, standing in the small settlement of Klösta near the Indalsälven river, north-east of Östersund in Jämtland. Completed in 1797, it is notable for its finely preserved interior craftsmanship.
Lits prästbord 115
View church details: Lits kyrkaBasic listingLjungå kapell is a wooden chapel in Hällesjö-Håsjö parish, Jämtland, built for the workers of the Ljungå sawmill community. It stands beside an older burial ground and remains one of the region's few surviving works chapels linked to Sweden's forestry industry.
Ljungå
View church details: Ljungå kapell