Støren church is an octagonal church dating from 1817. The octagon of the nave is slightly elongated. The roof is vaulted and divided into an upper and a lower part with a slight crack at the transition to the slightly steeper lower part. Inside the church hall, the roof is supported by four marble columns under a network of beams and bracing.
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Soknedal church is a long church from 1933. This wooden church was designed by architect John Egil Tverdahl when the old church burned down.
The Horg church, which was consecrated in 1893, is a monumental cruciform church built according to the designs of the architect Carl Johan Bergström. It is characterized by a neo-Gothic and Swiss style and is very well preserved both inside and out.
Hølonda Church is a wooden church in the so-called 'cruciform style' built in 1848 by architect Christian Heinrich Grosch.
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