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| The Old Church in Karasjok is Finnmark's oldest wooden church from 1807, the only building left standing in Karasjok after WWII – selected as the millennium site for Karasjok.
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| This chapel was erected by German peace friends in 1960 – Location: On the road towards Havøysund. RV889. |
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| Talvik Kirke – Originates from the oldest church built in the Alta Fjord area (late 17th century), on the island of Årøya, east Altafjord. Open during the summer. |
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| Kåfjord Kirke (1836) is a long church, built in an English-inspired neo-Gothic style. The history of the church is closely linked to the copper mines. Alta’s oldest standing church is open to th... |
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| Tana Church is located in Rustefjelbma. It is built in 1964 with 300 seats. Roadchurch. |
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| Elvebakken Church was built in 1964 as a long church with a rear organ gallery and an adjoining vestry. |
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| Polmak Church is a long church built in 1853 with 120 seats. Altarpiece from 1626. Extension built in 1959. Dormer by Trond Danche. One of the
few churches in Finnmark that was
left standing afte... |
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| Alta Church is located in Bossekop and is a long church of wood/timber with a rear gallery, originally built in 1858 in an English-inspired neo-Gothic style. |
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| The first church in Vardø was built in 1307. The current church is the fourth in a row, and was consecrated in 1958.
Open: Mon-Thurs 10.00-13.00, and normally when the Norwegian Coastal Voyage calls |
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| Båtsfjord church was consecrated in 1971. Båtsfjord church has one of North Europe’s largest stained glass windows, 85 m. |
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