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Sdr. Tranders kirke
Sønder Tranders Bygade 51, Gistrup
Sønder Tranders kirke consists of a Romanesque chancel and nave, with three late Gothic additions: a tower to the west, a sacristy on the north side of the chancel and a porch which - unusually - is placed on the north side of the tower. The Romanesque granite ashlar building rests on a sloping-edge plinth, and of the original details one can see the rectangular walled-up north door, while the likewise walled-up south door was altered in the Gothic period - presumably before the tower was built.
Source: Wikipedia (Sønder Tranders Kirke)
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