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Basic listingNäs Kyrka stands on a hillside above Lake Näkten in Fåker, Jämtland, within Näs parish. Parts of this medieval church date back to Jämtland's Christianisation, though its present appearance largely reflects 18th and early 19th-century rebuilding, culminating in the 1820 consecration of the tower.
Månsta 261, Fåker
View church details: Näs KyrkaBasic listingNäskott Church was originally a medieval wooden church.
835 40, Nälden
View church details: Näskotts kyrkaBasic listingNätra kyrka is a neoclassical stone church in Nätra parish, near Bjästa in Västernorrland, built to designs by Simon Geting. It replaced earlier medieval timber and stone churches on the site and remains a notably large building for a rural parish.
KYRKVÄGEN 9, 89330, BJÄSTA
View church details: Nätra kyrkaBasic listingNjurunda kyrka stands beside Medelpad's largest burial ground, on the old E4 route roughly 20 kilometres south of Sundsvall. Two roads lined with old church stables lead up to the site, which has served the parish since the medieval period.
Solbergsvägen 5, 862 94, Njurunda
View church details: Njurunda kyrkaBasic listingNora kyrka is a parish church in Nora-Skogs församling, in the Härnösand diocese, standing in Kramfors parish in Ångermanland, Västernorrland. It occupies a site with a long ecclesiastical history, though the present building dates from the early nineteenth century.
Prästbordet 101, 87298, Noraström
View church details: Nora kyrkaBasic listingNorderö kyrka was built between 1171 and 1172 and is one of Jämtland's best-preserved medieval churches. The stone church, of Romanesque type with a rectangular nave and a narrower, straight-ended chancel, has never been extended.
Fjällgatan 4 C, 83242, FRÖSÖN
View church details: Norderö kyrka