The church in Fjotland was built by the builder Torgje Torvaldson Berkjeland in 1836, according to standard plans by H.D.F. Linstow. The church replaced an older wooden church built between 1670 and 1737.
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Netlandsnes chapel is a wooden building built in 1886. The architect of the church is H. A. Fedde.
Eiken Church dates from 1817 although it has a porch built in 1922 and a sacristy from 1950. The altarpiece was made by Olav Aasland and Olav Bakken in 1822. The Crucifixion was painted by Karl Ludvgig Gjermoe in 1891.
Haughom Chapel was built of wood in 1930. The church, with a long plan, was designed by architect John A. Søyland.
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