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Karlskrona Kommun

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Amiralitetskyrkan

Amiralitetskyrkan, in Karlskrona, is the wooden parish church of the town's naval congregation, founded in 1681. Consecrated in 1685 as Ulrica Pia, in honour of Queen Ulrika Eleonora the Elder, it forms part of the Karlskrona World Heritage Site.

Vallgatan 11, 37130, Karlskrona

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Aspö kyrka

Aspö kyrka is a late nineteenth-century parish church on the island of Aspö near Karlskrona, in Blekinge. Built of brick and completed in 1891, it stands on the island's western side and offers visitors a distinctive collection of maritime and historical objects.

Gåraviksvägen 9, 373 64, Drottningskär

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Augerums kyrka

Augerums kyrka stands beside the Lyckebyån river north of Karlskrona, in Blekinge, and serves Lyckå parish within the Church of Sweden. This tall, neoclassical building dates from the early nineteenth century and is best known locally for the eerie flood legend attached to its predecessor.

Riksvägen 46, 37162, Lyckeby

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Avaskärs kapell

Avaskärs kapell is a small burial chapel in Kristianopel parish, on the coast of Blekinge in southern Sweden. It stands on ground with a much older history, marking the site of a vanished medieval town.

Torhamnsvägen 8, 37300, JÄMJÖ

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Flymens kyrka

Flymens kyrka is a parish church in Fjärdsjömåla, Blekinge, serving Lyckå församling within the Church of Sweden. Built of granite in the early twentieth century, it reflects a period when scattered rural communities were finally granted churches of their own.

Riksvägen 46, 37162, LYCKEBY

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