Strømsoddbygda chapel is a long church from 1953-57, known as "The Temple in the Forest", a name given to it by the poet Elling M. Solheim (1905-1971).
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The church in Lunder is a cruciform church dating from 1761. The church, with a wooden west tower, was originally built in 1706, but was moved to a new site and enlarged in 1761. It is clad on the outside with white-painted wooden panels.
Veikåker chapel is a wooden building completed in 1934. The architect of the chapel is Sigurd Trøim.
The church in Viker is a wooden church dating from 1702 with a west tower. The wooden walls rest on foundation walls of natural stone which have been plastered on the outside. The bell tower was built in 1725 and the vestry in 1901. There has probably been a church in Viker since the 13th century, perhaps even earlier.
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