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Diocese of Uppsala

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Skäfthammars kyrka

Skäfthammars kyrka is a medieval parish church standing beside the Olandsån stream on the outskirts of Gimo, in Uppsala län. Part of Skäfthammar-Hökhuvuds parish, it is a well-preserved example of late medieval rural church building in Uppland.

UPPSALAVÄGEN 21, 74742, GIMO

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Skånela kyrka

Skånela kyrka, dating from the 1160s, stands near Lake Fysingen in Uppland and is one of the region's four so-called east-tower churches, meaning its tower rises above the chancel and altar rather than at the west end. Restoration work has left the medieval building largely…

Skånela kyrka, 195 96, Rosersberg

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Skederids kyrka

Skederids kyrka stands beside the road midway between Norrtälje and Rimbo, in Husby, Skederid och Rö parish. This medieval stone church has close medieval associations with Saint Birgitta and once served as a place of pilgrimage.

Skederids Allé 19, 76292, Rimbo

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Skepptuna kyrka

Skepptuna kyrka is a red-brick medieval church in Uppland, its tower marked by white-plastered blind niches visible from a distance. Modelled in part on Uppsala Cathedral, it stands as one of the parish's most distinctive historic buildings.

Skepptuna kyrkby, 195 93, Skepptuna

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Skogs kyrka

Skogs kyrka is a parish church in the village of Skog, Söderhamn municipality, in Gävleborg county. Consecrated in 1805, it replaced an older wooden church that had become too small for the growing congregation.

Kyrkvägen 42, 826 69, Stråtjära

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Skogs-Tibble kyrka

Skogs-Tibble kyrka is a Romanesque church in Uppsala län, Sweden, dating from the 1100s. Standing at the edge of woodland where the Sävaån valley meets forest, it belongs to Norra Hagunda parish and occupies a site first recorded in documents in 1295.

Skogs-Tibble 30, 75576, Vänge

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