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Chapel of St Joseph in the Cemetery

Povlja · local cemeteryOther names: Sv. Josip na povaljskom groblju, Grobljanska crkvica sv. Josipa u Povljima, Crkvica sv. Josipa na grobljudating to be verifiedApproximate location · confirm before navigating

Summary

The Chapel of St Joseph is part of the cemetery complex in Povlja. It is listed in the spatial planning and tourism documents of the Municipality of Selca as a separate religious building.

The chapel is within the local cemetery in Povlja.

History and purpose

The Chapel of St Joseph in the cemetery in Povlja is included in the municipal list of religious monuments and the current destination management plan. It is a separate building beside the cemetery, not part of the Parish Church of St John the Baptist.

Access and visiting

The chapel is within the cemetery complex in Povlja. The pin is approximate; check the precise access before visiting and respect the purpose of the site.

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