Stonglandet Church
The Stonglandet church, located in Senja, was built of wood in 1896 under the direction of architect Ole Scheistrøen.
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Tranøy Church
Tranøy church, which was consecrated in 1775, originally had a tower above the centre of the church's cross plan, but in 1871 this was replaced by a rectangular tower above the porch on the west side. The wooden altarpiece in Baroque style dates from 1673.
Dyrøy Church
Dyrøy church is a long church from 1880. The architect for the church was Håkon Adelstein Mosling. The building was restored on the outside and extended in 1998.
Andørja Church
Andørja church is a wooden church built in 1913-14. Before this church was built, the people of Andørja used to go to the church in Ibestad by a dangerous road, hence the necessity to build a church in the village.
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