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Lojsta

Place in Gotland, Sweden

an animal reserve in Lojsta. Lojsta is the name of a larger area surrounding medieval Lojsta Church, the Lojsta socken. Lojsta is north of Hemse in the

Lojsta

Lojsta Castle

Ruined castle in Sweden

Lojsta Castle (Lojsta slott) in Stånga socken on the border of Lojsta, Gotland, Sweden, is, despite its name, not a "castle" in the normal sense, i.e

Lojsta Castle

Lojsta_Castle

Lojsta Church

Church in Sweden

Lojsta Church (Swedish: Lojsta kyrka) is a medieval church in Lojsta on the Swedish island of Gotland. The well-preserved church contains several sets

Lojsta Church

Lojsta_Church

Lojsta Lakes

Lakes in the country of Sweden

The Lojsta Lakes (Swedish: Lojstasjöarna) (sometimes referred to as the Lojsta Lake) (Gutnish: Lojsta träsk) are five lakes in Lojsta and Stånga sockens

Lojsta Lakes

Lojsta_Lakes

Feral horse

Free horses of domesticated horse ancestry

England, particularly Cumbria. Gotlandsruss, lives in a semi-feral herd in Lojsta Moor on the Swedish Island of Gotland. New Forest pony, predominantly domesticated

Feral horse

Feral_horse

Gotland

Island and historical province in Sweden

situated on the southern tip of the island. The highest point of the island is Lojsta Hed which stands 82 m (269 ft) above sea level. The average height of the

Gotland

Galgberget, Visby

Ruin

Hellvi Hemse Hogrän Hörsne-Bara Klinte Kräklingbo Källunge Lau Levide Linde Lojsta Lokrume Lummelunda Lye Lärbro Martebo Mästerby Norrlanda När Näs Othem Roma

Galgberget, Visby

Galgberget,_Visby

Iron Age Europe

Last stage of the prehistoric period and the first of the protohistoric periods

Lojsta Hall, a 30 x 16 m reconstructed hall from the Germanic Iron Age (Gotland, Sweden)

Iron Age Europe

Iron_Age_Europe

Iron Age Scandinavia

Historical period in Scandinavia

Reconstructed Iron Age hall at Veien, Norway. Roman Iron Age, 1st-2nd century AD. Lojsta Hall, a 30 x 16 m reconstructed hall from the Germanic Iron Age (Gotland

Iron Age Scandinavia

Iron_Age_Scandinavia

Snoderån

River in Sweden

Hejde, Hemse, Klinte, Levide, Linde, Lojsta, Rone, Silte, Sproge and Stånga. Snoderån has its source in the Lojsta area and two outflows to the west into

Snoderån

List of church murals in Sweden

1520 57°16′58″N 18°37′12″E / 57.28278°N 18.62000°E / 57.28278; 18.62000 Lojsta Church Gotland Mid-13th century to c. 1520 57°18′46″N 18°23′03″E / 57

List of church murals in Sweden

List_of_church_murals_in_Sweden

List of mountains in Sweden

728 Dalarna Storvätteshågna 1,204 3,950 Dalsland Baljåsen 302 991 Gotland Lojsta hed 83 272 Gästrikland Lustigknopp 402 1,319 Halland Högalteknall 226 741

List of mountains in Sweden

List_of_mountains_in_Sweden

Gotland National Conscription

Military unit

and Lau Burs kompani: Burs and Stånga Fardhems kompani: Fardhem, Linde, Lojsta, Levide and Gerum Hablingbo kompani: Hablingbo, Silte, Eksta and Sproge

Gotland National Conscription

Gotland_National_Conscription

Gothemsån

River in Sweden

Sweden. It's considered to be Gotland's largest river. It stretches between Lojsta Moor in the south and Hejnum in the north to the outflow in Åminne in Gothem

Gothemsån

List of medieval churches on Gotland

from the late 17th century. Lojsta Church Lojsta 57°18′46″N 18°23′02″E / 57.31278°N 18.38389°E / 57.31278; 18.38389 (Lojsta Church) (More images) The

List of medieval churches on Gotland

List_of_medieval_churches_on_Gotland

List of dioceses, deaneries and parishes of the Church of Sweden

parish Väte parish Deanery of Sudertredingen Fardhem parish Linde parish Lojsta parish Levide parish Gerum parish Garde parish Stånga-Bur parish När-Lau

List of dioceses, deaneries and parishes of the Church of Sweden

List_of_dioceses,_deaneries_and_parishes_of_the_Church_of_Sweden

Medieval stained glass in Sweden

same style and age are also known from Atlingbo, Barlingbo, Eksta, Endre, Lojsta, Rone, Sjonhem and Väskinde churches. During the period c. 1270–1310 stained

Medieval stained glass in Sweden