Sokndal Church is an 1803 church, built in wood with exterior timber cladding. In 1899, the church got its present tower with a tall, slender capital. The church underwent some changes, but much was restored during the 1928 restoration. The interior is richly designed in the Louis-XVI style.
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Åna-Sira church was built of wood in 1888. The architect of the church is the famous Norwegian architect Jacob Wilhelm Nordan.
Heskestad church is a wooden church completed in 1904. The architect of the church is Victor Nordan.
The Hidra church is located on a site where a medieval church once stood. The present building of the Hidra Church was built according to the plans of the architect Chr. H. Grosch in 1851. The nave has an elongated octagonal plan with a choir and a porch as separate extensions at each end, and wide but shallow transverse vessels. The interior is decorated in the Empire style of the 1929 renovation.
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