Ulnes Church

The Strand church is a cruciform wooden church that was built in Svenes between 1702 and 1735. It was moved to Strand in 1859-60. During this move, the church underwent several changes. The tower, which was originally located at the western end, was moved to the middle. The church was panelled on the outside and inside and the windows were enlarged. John Stenersen was responsible for the design after the move.

Skrautvål Church is a cruciform church made of slatted wood, with an outer panel and a tower in the middle of the cross. In the last century, the church has undergone several minor improvements. In 1907, new windows were installed and the double door of the north cross-arm was installed. In 1953, the walls were drained inside and the floor of the sacristy was painted. The church was restored in 1971-74 when the old sacristy door was restored and a chimney and oven in the west crossbeam were removed.

Røn church is a long church from the mid-18th century. It has a rectangular and relatively short nave and a narrower choir that has just been completed. An extension of the choir is a sacristy from the 1920s. Some of the church's materials probably come from Fyrstro Stave church and Øde Stave church.