Tunhovd Church is a wooden church that was built in 1942. The church has a long plan and was designed by the architect Arne Rustberggård. The church has two bells, from 1934 and 1955. The organ is an Eriksen-Svendsen organ from 1866 which was taken over from Svinndal church in 1950.
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The Dagali church is a wooden church with a choir to the east and a gable roof covered with slate. When the church was completed in 1850, it was a simple rectangular wooden church, but it has been enlarged twice since then. The first time, in 1913, it was enlarged with a narrower choir, a sacristy to the south, a baptismal waiting room to the north and a tower to the west. In 1972-73, the church was again extended to the west.
The church in Uvdal was built in 1893, when it replaced the old moat church in Uvdal as a parish church. The church underwent extensive restoration in the period 1961 - 1963. The church bells and organ date from 1967.
Ål Church was built in 1880 to replace the old medieval stave church in the town. Ål Church is a long wooden church with a large rectangular nave and a narrower choir, with a right end to the east and a tower to the west. In the 1950s the church was rebuilt under the direction of the architect Fredrik Konow-Lund.
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