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Ånge
View church details: Ånge kyrkaBasic listingÄngelholms kyrka stands in the centre of Ängelholm, Skåne. Built in a neo-Gothic/Romanesque revival style, its origins go back to a church erected in the early 1700s, later reshaped into its present form during the nineteenth century.
Järnvägsgatan, 26232, Ängelholm
View church details: Ängelholms kyrkaBasic listingAngelstads kyrka is a medieval church in Angelstad, in Ljungby municipality, part of Växjö diocese. Dating from the late 1100s and early 1200s, it is known for its detached wooden bell tower, considered one of the finest in the diocese.
Angelstads kyrka 1, Angelstad
View church details: Angelstads kyrkaBasic listingAngerdshestra kyrka is a timber church in Jönköping county, consecrated in 1669 and now part of Norra Mo parish in the Diocese of Skara. It stands on the site of an earlier medieval church, though its exact former location is uncertain.
Angerdshestra 1, 562 91, Månsarp
View church details: Angerdshestra kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Hultavägen 1, 42457, Gunnilse
View church details: Angereds kyrkaBasic listingÄngersjö kyrka is a wooden parish church in the small settlement of Ängersjö, in the Härjedalen area of Jämtlands län. Though administratively in Hälsingland, it belongs to Härnösands stift and is best known locally as a filming location for a 1998 Advent television series.
Ängersjö
View church details: Ängersjö kyrka