The church in Myrbostad is a wounded church built in 1880 by the architect Johannes Henrik Nissen. The church was restored in 1973.
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Vågøy Church is a wooden church completed in 1904 by architect Ole Havnæs. It is the third or fourth church on this site. The oldest historical records of a church date back to 1412. The original church was a stave church.
The Røbekk church was designed by engineer Gabriel Smith and the builder Erstad from Ålesund was commissioned to carry out the work. The church is a traditional wooden church, but it has the shape of a cross.
Consecrated in 1957, Molde Cathedral is a long church with a separate bell tower. It is built of concrete painted white to the designs of the architect Finn Bryn. The church is characterised by a combination of Gothic and modernist forms.
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