List of churches in Uppland

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This is a list of churches in the Swedish province of Uppland. The list does not include chapels or church ruins. Churches in Stockholm municipality are listed in a separate list.

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Note: in the list, "Year" denotes the year construction of the church was finished, when it was inaugurated, or the main construction period of the church.

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Name	Year	Coordinates	Notes	Refs
Adelsö Church	late 12th century	59°21′36″N 17°31′53″E
Almunge Church	c. 1250 – 1350	59°51′59″N 18°04′06″E		^[1]
Alsike Church	13th century	59°43′58″N 17°41′12″E		^[2]
Altuna Church	1850	59°49′09″N 16°55′53″E		^[3]
Alunda Church	13th century	60°03′36″N 18°04′05″E		^[4]
Angarn Church	late 13th century	59°32′12″N 18°10′07″E		^[5]
Arholma Church	1928	59°50′45″N 19°06′37″E		^[6]
Arnö Church	13th century	59°29′55″N 17°10′43″E		^[7]
Bälinge Church	13th century	59°56′45″N 17°31′46″E		^[8]
Balingsta Church	12th century	59°45′49″N 17°25′31″E		^[9]
Biskopskulla Church	Probably 12th century	59°43′55″N 17°11′51″E		^[10]
Björklinge Church	late 13th century	60°01′37″N 17°33′07″E		^[11]
Bladåker Church	late 15th century	60°00′00″N 18°15′27″E		^[12]
Blidö Church	1850s	59°36′53″N 18°53′20″E		^[13]
Boglösa Church	13th century	59°35′46″N 17°10′39″E		^[14]
Bred Church	1836-1837	59°40′54″N 16°50′55″E	Designed by architect Fredrik Blom	^[15]
Brevik Church	1937	59°20′59″N 18°12′22″E		^[16]
Bro Church	c. 1170-1199	59°30′21″N 17°37′36″E		^[17]
Börje Church	c. 1300	59°53′02″N 17°30′00″E		^[18]
Dalby Church	13th century	59°45′35″N 17°34′23″E		^[19]
Danderyd Church	c. 1400	59°24′26″N 18°02′12″E		^[20]
Danmark Church	1291	59°46′58″N 17°44′42″E
Dannemora Church	15th century	60°11′02″N 17°48′50″E		^[21]
Djurö Church	1683	59°18′18″N 18°41′21″E		^[22]
Drottningholm Palace Church	1730	59°19′20″N 17°53′10″E	Part of Drottningholm Palace; designed by Carl Hårleman	^[23]
Duvbo Church	1904	59°20′04″N 18°01′25″E		^[24]
Ed Church	late 12th century	59°30′28″N 17°52′05″E		^[25]
Edebo Church	c. 1489	60°00′28″N 18°34′38″E		^[13]
Edsbro Church	13th century	59°53′40″N 18°29′36″E		^[26]
Ekeby Church	late 13th century	60°05′06″N 18°13′25″E		^[27]
Ekerö Church	late 12th century	59°16′20″N 17°44′53″E		^[28]
Enköpings-Näs Church	c. 1100	59°33′37″N 17°00′36″E		^[29]
Enåker Church	14th century	60°02′06″N 16°47′59″E		^[30]
Estuna Church	13th century	59°49′05″N 18°39′08″E		^[13]
Faringe Church	c. 1500	59°58′53″N 18°10′12″E		^[31]
Fasterna Church	1797	59°46′10″N 18°14′27″E	Designed by architects Johan Neosander and Olof Tempelman	^[13]
Films Church	late 15th century	60°13′45″N 17°53′45″E		^[32]
Fittja Church	13th century	59°43′15″N 17°25′46″E		^[33]
Forsmark Church	1800	60°22′19″N 18°09′34″E	Designed by architects Olof Tempelman and Louis Masreliez	^[34]
Fresta Church	13th century	59°31′04″N 17°57′24″E		^[35]
Fröslunda Church	15th century	59°43′15″N 17°16′07″E		^[36]
Frösthult Church	c. 1300	59°44′19″N 16°57′07″E		^[37]
Frösunda Church	early 15th century	59°37′19″N 18°10′04″E		^[38]
Frötuna Church	late 12th century	59°44′29″N 18°40′30″E		^[13]
Funbo Church	late 12th century	59°51′21″N 17°51′19″E
Färentuna Church	12th century	59°23′29″N 17°39′19″E		^[39]
Gamla Uppsala Church	12th century	59°53′58″N 17°37′54″E		^[40]
Gottröra Church	12th century	59°44′25″N 18°09′29″E
Harg Church	15th century	60°11′14″N 18°23′29″E		^[41]
Härkeberga Church	c. 1300	59°41′34″N 17°11′16″E	Contains some of the best preserved frescos by Albertus Pictor	^[42]
Häverö Church	c. 1300	60°02′28″N 18°40′48″E		^[43]
Hilleshög Church	12th century	59°23′27″N 17°42′09″E		^[44]
Husby-Sjuhundra Church	12th century	59°44′25″N 18°31′48″E		^[13]
Järlåsa Church	Inaugurated 1688	59°54′33″N 17°12′47″E		^[45]
Jumkil Church	14th century	59°56′33″N 17°25′24″E		^[42]
Länna Church	12th century	59°41′00″N 18°36′30″E		^[13]
Litslena Church	12th century	59°39′48″N 17°16′02″E		^[46]
Lohärad Church	13th century	59°48′25″N 18°33′34″E		^[47]
Markim Church	c. 1213	59°36′19″N 18°03′00″E		^[42]
Munsö Church	12th century	59°24′05″N 17°33′37″E		^[48]
Närtuna Church	12th century	59°41′35″N 18°09′05″E		^[13]
Rasbo Church	13th century	59°56′58″N 17°52′46″E
Rasbokil Church	circa 1500	59°59′34″N 17°51′37″E		^[49]
Riala Church	13th century	59°37′51″N 18°31′11″E		^[13]
Roslags-Bro Church	middle of the 13th century	59°49′47″N 18°44′13″E		^[42]
Rö Church	13th century	59°41′48″N 18°23′20″E		^[13]
Salabacke Church	1958	59°52′7.9″N 17°40′5.45″E		^[50]
Sånga Church	late 12th century	59°21′29″N 17°42′27″E		^[51]
Singö Church	1753	60°09′41″N 18°44′32″E		^[13]
Skederid Church	late 13th century	59°44′29″N 18°40′30″E		^[13]
Skepptuna Church	13th century	59°42′32″N 18°05′35″E		^[52]
Skånela Church	1160s	59°34′52″N 17°56′56″E		^[43]
Söderby-Karl Church	14th century	59°53′03″N 18°42′02″E		^[13]
Solna Church	late 12th century	59°21′11″N 18°01′26″E
Stavby Church	Mid-13th century	60°00′36″N 17°57′59″E		^[53]
Sundbyberg Church	1911	59°21′51″N 17°58′22″E
Täby Church	second half of the 13th century	59°29′27″N 18°03′24″E
Tensta Church	13th century	60°02′26″N 17°40′18″E	Contains the first deliberate portrait in Swedish art	^[42]^[54]
Tuna Church	late 13th century	60°01′11″N 18°03′52″E		^[53]
Ununge Church	13th century	59°55′42″N 18°55′10″E		^[55]
Uppsala Cathedral	Inaugurated 1435	59°51′29″N 17°38′00″E	Seat of the Archbishop of Uppsala
Vaksala Church	12th century	59°52′33″N 17°41′11″E		^[42]
Valö Church	13th century?	60°17′26″N 18°07′08″E		^[42]
Västeråker Church	1331	59°45′09″N 17°30′38″E		^[42]
Vätö Church	14th century	59°40′00″N 18°55′02″E		^[13]
Veckholm Church	13th century	59°31′17″N 17°19′24″E		^[56]
Viksta Church	1280s	60°04′38″N 17°38′21″E		^[57]
Yttergran Church	second half of the 12th century	59°36′05″N 17°30′17″E		^[58]
Årsta Church	1974	59°51′57.6″N 17°41′8.1″E		^[59]

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