List of churches in Nord-Hålogaland

This list of churches in Nord-Hålogaland is a list of the Church of Norway churches in the Diocese of Nord-Hålogaland in Norway. It includes all of the parishes in Finnmark and Troms counties. The diocese is based at the Tromsø Cathedral in the city of Tromsø in Tromsø Municipality.
The list is divided into several sections, one for each deanery in the diocese. Administratively within each deanery, the churches within each municipality elects their own church council. Each municipality may have one or more parishes within the municipality. Each parish elects their own councils. Each parish has one or more local church. The number and size of the deaneries and parishes has changed over time.

Tromsø domprosti

This arch-deanery is home to the Tromsø Cathedral, the seat of the Bishop of the Diocese of Nord-Hålogaland. Tromsø domprosti covers Tromsø Municipality and Karlsøy Municipality in Troms county. The deanery is headquartered at Tromsø Cathedral in the city of Tromsø. Administratively, the territory of Svalbard is also part of the Tromsø domprosti, although it is not part of the county.
In 1844, the new Diocese of Hålogaland was established, with its seat at Tromsø Cathedral. After this, the parish of Tromsø was removed from Tromsø prosti and moved into the new Tromsø stiftsprosti since it was the seat of the Diocese. On 18 October 1856 the new parish of Balsfjord was established, and then on 10 November 1860, the new parish of Tromsøysund was established and both of these areas were removed from the Tromsø stiftsprosti and moved to the Tromsø prosti. In 1963, the parish of Tromsøysund was transferred from Troms prosti to Tromsø domprosti. In the late 1970s, the parish of Karlsøy was also moved from Troms prosti to Tromsø domprosti.

Alta prosti

This deanery covers the western part of Finnmark county. It includes Alta Municipality, Hasvik Municipality, and Loppa Municipality. The deanery is headquartered at the Northern Lights Cathedral in the town of Alta in Alta Municipality.
The deanery was established on 14 May 1864 when the old Vest-Finnmark prosti was split into Alta prosti and Hammerfest prosti. The new deanery originally included all of the parishes located in Alta Municipality, Talvik Municipality, Loppa Municipality, and Kautokeino Municipality. On 1 April 1991, Kautokeino Municipality was moved to the newly created Indre Finnmark prosti.

Municipality	Parish	Church	Location	Year built	Photo
Alta	Alta	Alta Church	Alta	1858
Alta	Alta	Elvebakken Church	Alta	1964
Alta	Alta	Kåfjord Church	Kåfjord	1837
Alta	Alta	Northern Lights Cathedral	Alta	2013
Alta	Alta	Rafsbotn Chapel	Rafsbotn	1989
Alta	Talvik	Komagfjord Church	Komagfjord	1960
Alta	Talvik	Langfjord Church	Langfjordbotn	1891
Alta	Talvik	Leirbotn Church	Leirbotn	1993
Alta	Talvik	Talvik Church	Talvik	1883
Hasvik	Hasvik	Breivikbotn Chapel	Breivikbotn	1959
Hasvik	Hasvik	Dønnesfjord Church	Dønnesfjord	1888
Hasvik	Hasvik	Hasvik Church	Hasvik	1955
Hasvik	Hasvik	Sørvær Chapel	Sørvær	1968
Loppa	Loppa	Bergsfjord Church	Bergsfjord	1951
Loppa	Loppa	Loppa Church	Loppa	1953
Loppa	Loppa	Nuvsvåg Chapel	Nuvsvåg	1961
Loppa	Loppa	Sandland Chapel	Sandland	1971
Loppa	Loppa	Øksfjord Church	Øksfjord	1954

Hammerfest prosti

This deanery covers the northern part of Finnmark county. The deanery covers the five municipalities of Gamvik, Hammerfest, Lebesby, Måsøy, and Nordkapp. The deanery is headquartered at the Hammerfest Church in the town of Hammerfest in Hammerfest Municipality.
The deanery was established on 14 May 1864 when the old Vest-Finnmark prosti and Øst-Finnmark prosti were split into Alta prosti, Hammerfest prosti, and Varanger prosti. The new Hammerfest prosti took the Lebesby parish from the Øst-Finnmark prosti and the large parishes of Hammerfest, Maasø, and Kistrand came from Vest-Finnmark prosti. On 1 April 1991, the parishes in Karasjok Municipality and Porsanger Municipality were moved to the newly created Indre Finnmark prosti.

Municipality	Parish	Church	Location	Year built	Photo
Gamvik	Gamvik	Gamvik Church	Gamvik	1958
Gamvik	Gamvik	Hop Church	Skjånes	1977
Gamvik	Gamvik	Mehamn Chapel	Mehamn	1965
Hammerfest	Hammerfest	Hammerfest Church	Hammerfest	1961
Hammerfest	Kvalsund	Kvalsund Church	Kvalsund	1936
Hammerfest	Kvalsund	Sennalandet Chapel	Áisaroaivi	1961
Hammerfest	Kokelv	Kokelv Church	Kokelv	1960
Lebesby	Lebesby	Kjøllefjord Church	Kjøllefjord	1951
Lebesby	Lebesby	Kunes Chapel	Kunes
Lebesby	Lebesby	Lebesby Church	Lebesby	1962
Lebesby	Lebesby	Veidnes Chapel	Veidnes	1981
Måsøy	Måsøy	Gunnarnes Chapel	Rolvsøya	1986
Måsøy	Måsøy	Havøysund Church	Havøysund	1961
Måsøy	Måsøy	Ingøy Church	Ingøy	1957
Måsøy	Måsøy	Måsøy Church	Måsøya	1953
Måsøy	Måsøy	Slotten Chapel	Slåtten	1965
Nordkapp	Nordkapp	Gjesvær Chapel	Gjesvær	1960
Nordkapp	Nordkapp	Honningsvåg Church	Honningsvåg	1885
Nordkapp	Nordkapp	Repvåg Church	Repvåg	1967
Nordkapp	Nordkapp	Skarsvåg Church	Skarsvåg	1961

Indre Finnmark prosti

This deanery covers the five municipalities of Kautokeino, Karasjok, Porsanger, Nesseby, and Tana in the southern part of Finnmark county. The deanery is headquartered at the Karasjok Church in the village of Karasjok in Karasjok Municipality.
This deanery was established on 1 April 1991 when parts of the three existing deaneries were transferred to this new Sami-majority deanery: Kautokeino, Porsanger and Karasjok, and Tana and Nesseby. At, this is the largest deanery in Norway by size. This deanery is also the only deanery in Norway with a majority of members being Sami people, which is why the Northern Sami language is the administrative language for the deanery. Services are held in both Norwegian and Sami languages.

Municipality	Parish	Church	Location	Year built	Photo
Karasjok	Karasjok	Karasjok Church	Karasjok	1974
Karasjok	Karasjok	Old Karasjok Church	Karasjok	1807
Karasjok	Karasjok	Suosjavrre Chapel	Šuoššjávri	1968
Karasjok	Karasjok	Valjok Church	Váljohka	1932
Kautokeino	Kautokeino	Kautokeino Church	Kautokeino	1958
Kautokeino	Kautokeino	Láhpoluoppal Chapel	Láhpoluoppal	1967
Kautokeino	Kautokeino	Masi Church	Masi	1965
Nesseby	Nesseby	Nesseby Church	Nesseby	1858
Porsanger	Porsanger	Brenna Chapel	Brenna	1971
Porsanger	Porsanger	Børselv Church	Børselv	1958
Porsanger	Porsanger	Kistrand Church	Kistrand	1856
Porsanger	Porsanger	Lakselv Church	Lakselv	1963
Porsanger	Porsanger	Skoganvarre Chapel	Skoganvarre	1963
Tana	Tana	Austertana Chapel	Austertana	1958
Tana	Tana	Polmak Church	Polmak	1853
Tana	Tana	Tana Church	Rustefjelbma	1964

Nord-Troms prosti

This deanery covers six municipalities in the northern part of Troms county: Gáivuotna–Kåfjord, Kvænangen, Lyngen, Nordreisa, Skjervøy, and Storfjord. The deanery is headquartered at the Nordreisa Church in the village of Storslett in Nordreisa Municipality.
The old Tromsø prosti was established after the Reformation in Norway in 1589, and at that time, it was part of the Diocese of Nidaros. The deanery originally encompassed the northern part of Troms county. It was considered to be one parish with 8 churches and a total of 4 priests for the whole deanery. Around 1750, the deanery was divided with the creation of the new Senjen prosti in the central part of the county. In 1776, the deanery was divided into four parishes: Tromsø, Karlsøy, Lyngen, and Skjervøy. In 1844, the new Diocese of Hålogaland was established, with its seat at Tromsø Cathedral. After this, the parish of Tromsø was removed from Tromsø prosti and moved into the new Tromsø stiftsprosti since it was the seat of the Diocese. This left Karlsøy, Lyngen, and Skjervøy in Tromsø prosti. On 18 October 1856 the new parish of Balsfjord was established, and then on 10 November 1860, the new parish of Tromsøysund was established and both of these areas were removed from the Tromsø stiftsprosti and moved to the Tromsø prosti. A royal resolution on 19 May 1922 changed the deanery name from "Tromsø prosti" to "Troms prosti". In 1963, the Tromsøysund parish was transferred from Troms prosti to Tromsø domprosti. In the late 1970s, the parish of Karlsøy was also moved from Troms prosti to Tromsø domprosti. In 1998, the new Indre Troms prosti was established and the churches in Balsfjord Municipality were transferred from Troms prosti to the new deanery. At the same time, the name of this deanery was changed from Troms prosti to Nord-Troms prosti.

Municipality	Parish	Church	Location	Year built	Photo
Gáivuotna–Kåfjord	Kåfjord	Kåfjord Church	Olderdalen	1949
Kvænangen	Kvænangen	Burfjord Church	Burfjord	2009
Kvænangen	Kvænangen	Sekkemo Church	Sekkemo	1956
Kvænangen	Kvænangen	Skorpa Church	Skorpa	1850
Lyngen	Lyngen	Lyngen Church	Lyngseidet	1782
Lyngen	Lyngen	Lenangsøyra Chapel	Lyngmo	1996
Nordreisa	Nordreisa	Nordreisa Church	Storslett	1856
Nordreisa	Nordreisa	Rotsund Chapel	Rotsund	1932
Skjervøy	Skjervøy	Arnøy Church	Arnøyhamn	1978
Skjervøy	Skjervøy	Skjervøy Church	Skjervøya	1728
Storfjord	Storfjord	Storfjord Church	Hatteng	1952
Storfjord	Storfjord	Skibotn Chapel	Skibotn	1895