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Basic listingGunnarsnäs kyrka is a whitewashed stone church in Dalsland, notable for its slate roof and matching slate-clad bell tower. Standing above the village of Dals Rostock, it commands views towards Kroppefjäll to the east and Lake Kolungen to the south.
Box 94, 464 22, Mellerud
View church details: Gunnarsnäs kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Gustav Adolfsgatan 2, 504 56, Borås
View church details: Gustav Adolfs kyrkaBasic listingGustavsfors kapell stands on the eastern shore of Lake Lelången in Bengtsfors. Built as a free-church meeting house in 1891, it passed through several congregations before Torrskogs församling acquired it and had it consecrated in 1957 by Bishop Gert Borgenstierna.
Karlsbergsvägen 17, 66631, Bengtsfors
View church details: Gustavsfors kapellBasic listingHåbols kyrka is a timber, cross-shaped parish church in Håbol, Dalsland, consecrated in 1794. It is thought to stand on or near the site of an earlier medieval wooden church, and is closely associated with the locally famous Håbol family.
Storgatan 29, 66830, ED
View church details: Håbols kyrkaBasic listingHåby kyrka is a parish church in Munkedal, western Sweden, probably built in the 12th century and dedicated to St Margaret of Antioch. Historically a landmark for travellers, it is first recorded by name in a 1391 bishop's survey as Haugbya kirkia.
KYRKBACKEN 4, 455 91, Munkedal
View church details: Håby kyrkaBasic listingHåcksviks kyrka, in the Håcksvik area of Svenljunga, is a wooden neoclassical church built in 1826. It replaced an earlier red-painted, shingle-clad medieval church that had served the parish since Catholic times.
Håksviks kyrka
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