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Gällivare kommun

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Allhelgonakyrkan

Allhelgonakyrkan was inaugurated in 1944. Mining activity meant the church had to be relocated in 1974. The church has three chancel windows by Einar Forseth that are well worth seeing.

Masgatan 13, 98331, Malmberget

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Gällivare gamla kyrka

Gällivare gamla kyrka, also known as the Lappkyrkan, is a timber church beautifully situated beside the Vassarälven river in northern Sweden. Sources differ slightly on the exact consecration date, but it was completed and consecrated in the mid-1750s after a long building process.

Kaitumvägen, 98231, Gällivare

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Gällivare kyrka

Gällivare kyrka is a wooden church in the mining town of Gällivare, in Norrbotten, consecrated in February 1882. Designed by the architect Emil Viktor Langlet, it replaced an earlier church and remains a striking landmark of this far-northern parish.

Lasarettsgatan 10, 98231, Gällivare

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Hakkas kyrka

Hakkas kyrka stands in the village of Hakkas, roughly fifty kilometres south-east of Gällivare in northern Sweden. It is a comparatively modern parish church, inaugurated in 1956, and belongs today to Gällivare parish in the Diocese of Luleå.

Kyrkvägen, 98271, Hakkas

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Kaitumkapellet

Kaitumkapellet is a small chapel in the village of Kaitum, roughly 60 kilometres north of Gällivare in Norrbotten, within Gällivare parish of the Diocese of Luleå. Built in the 1960s, it stands close to the Kaitum river and the Malmbanan railway line.

Lasarettsgatan 10, 98231, Gällivare

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