Churches in Norway

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English: Select photos of church buildings in Norway.
Norsk bokmål: Utvalgte bilder av kirker i Norge. Sortert etter fylke, periode og arkitektur.

By county

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For full meta-category see Category:Churches in Norway by county

Norsk bokmål: Kirker i Norge etter fylke

Buskerud

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Telemark

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Vestfold

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Hordaland

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Sogn og Fjordane

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Møre og Romsdal

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Sør-Trøndelag

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Nord-Trøndelag

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Nordland

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Troms

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Finnmark

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Churches by age and technique

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Medieval

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Stone

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For full category see Category:Medieval stone churches in Norway

Stave Churches

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For full category see Category:Stave churches in Norway

After 1536

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Buildings constructed after the reformation.

Wood

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Stave church technique was not used after 16th century, all wood churches from this period are log buildings.

Masonry

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After 1851

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After 1945

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Churches by style and form

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Romanesque

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Gothic and Neo-Gothic

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Long churches

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A single rectangular nave, the predominant church design in Norway.

Basilica churches

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«Basilica» refers to shape, not to status or function within the church of Norway.

Cruciform churches

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Cruciform (greek or latin cross) nave.

Converted to cruciform

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Churches converted to cruciform plan through addition of transepts or other modifications (stave church technique not used after 16th century).

Octagonal churches

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see also Octagonal churches