Hornne Church, dating from 1828, is an elongated octagonal wooden church. The church is partly built according to the plans of Klæbu Church in Sør-Trøndelag from 1790. The church has changed little since the time of its construction.
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The Evje Church, inaugurated in 1891, is a typical, relatively simple cross church with a tower to the west and a choir to the east, and with short transepts near the choir. The church, which is characterized by a Swiss-style with gable-shaped windows, is apparently not half-timbered but built in half-timbered construction with exterior and interior panelling. The architect is unknown, but the builder is Ludvig Karlsen from Stokken.
Årdal church is a small wooden church built in 1828. The architect of the church is Anders Thorsen Syrtveit.
Iveland church was consecrated in 1837. The church was built by Anders Thorsen Syrtveit after a type drawing by architect Linstow. It was restored for the centenary of the building according to plans by Domenico Erdmann.
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