List of monuments in Kirkop

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This is a list of monuments in Kirkop , Malta, which are listed on the National Inventory of the Cultural Property of the Maltese Islands. [1]

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Name of objectLocationCoordinatesIDPhotoUpload
Niche of Saint Leonard12-13 Triq Valletta 35°50′39″N14°29′10″E / 35.844084°N 14.485987°E / 35.844084; 14.485987 (Niche of Saint Leonard) 01866 Niche of Saint Leonard.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of Saint Leonard7-8 Triq Valletta 35°50′38″N14°29′10″E / 35.843977°N 14.486169°E / 35.843977; 14.486169 (Niche of Saint Leonard) 01867 Niche of Saint Leonard, Kirkop.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of St Joseph54-55 Triq Valletta 35°50′38″N14°29′11″E / 35.843880°N 14.486396°E / 35.843880; 14.486396 (Niche of St Joseph) 01868 Niche of St Joseph, Kirkop.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of Saint Leonard32 Triq Valletta 35°50′34″N14°29′10″E / 35.842826°N 14.486067°E / 35.842826; 14.486067 (Niche of Saint Leonard) 01869 Niche of Saint Leonard, Hal Kirkop.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Parish Church of Saint Leonard Triq il-Parroċċa 35°50′32″N14°29′09″E / 35.842328°N 14.485803°E / 35.842328; 14.485803 (Parish Church of Saint Leonard) 01870 Kirkop's Saint Leonard's parish church.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of Saint Lawrence43 Triq San Leonardu 35°50′27″N14°29′07″E / 35.840699°N 14.485241°E / 35.840699; 14.485241 (Niche of Saint Lawrence) 01871 Niche of Saint Lawrence.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of St Roque49 Triq San Benedittu 35°50′27″N14°29′03″E / 35.840857°N 14.484236°E / 35.840857; 14.484236 (Niche of St Roque) 01872 Niche of St Roque, Kirkop.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Chapel of the AnnunciationMisraħ Kirkop 35°50′31″N14°29′06″E / 35.841991°N 14.485115°E / 35.841991; 14.485115 (Chapel of the Annunciation) 01873 Il-Lunzjata-the medieval Church of the Annunciation.JPG Missing-monuments-image.svg
CrossMisraħ Kirkop 35°50′31″N14°29′06″E / 35.841853°N 14.485000°E / 35.841853; 14.485000 (Cross) 01874 Cross, Kirkop.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of Saint LeonardMisraħ Kirkop / Triq San Benedittu 35°50′31″N14°29′05″E / 35.841947°N 14.484824°E / 35.841947; 14.484824 (Niche of Saint Leonard) 01875 Niche of Saint Leonard, Kirkop village.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of Saint Francis de Pauli10-12 Triq San Benedittu 35°50′31″N14°29′05″E / 35.842069°N 14.484616°E / 35.842069; 14.484616 (Niche of Saint Francis de Pauli) 01876 Niche of Saint Francis de Pauli.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of St Joseph18-20 Triq San Benedittu 35°50′31″N14°29′04″E / 35.841939°N 14.484395°E / 35.841939; 14.484395 (Niche of St Joseph) 01877 Niche of St Joseph, Hal Kirkop.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of Madonna of the Sacred Heart of Jesus5 Triq Nejder 35°50′35″N14°29′11″E / 35.843028°N 14.486326°E / 35.843028; 14.486326 (Niche of Madonna of the Sacred Heart of Jesus) 01878 Niche of Madonna of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of the Sacred Heart of Jesus9 Triq Nejder 35°50′35″N14°29′11″E / 35.842994°N 14.486417°E / 35.842994; 14.486417 (Niche of the Sacred Heart of Jesus) 01879 Niche of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Hal Kirkop.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of Madonna29 Triq Santu Rokku 35°50′34″N14°29′07″E / 35.842677°N 14.485148°E / 35.842677; 14.485148 (Niche of Madonna) 01880 Niche of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Kirkop.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Niche of Saint Leonard24-26 Triq San Rokku 35°50′37″N14°29′14″E / 35.843633°N 14.487173°E / 35.843633; 14.487173 (Niche of Saint Leonard) 01881 Niche of Saint Leonard, Rahal Kirkop.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg
Chapel of Saint NicholasTriq San Nikola (Cemetery) 35°50′40″N14°29′22″E / 35.844375°N 14.489452°E / 35.844375; 14.489452 (Chapel of Saint Nicholas) 01882 Chapel of Saint Nicholas, Kirkop.jpg Missing-monuments-image.svg

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References

  1. "Superintendence of Cultural Property". National Inventory of the Cultural Property of the Maltese Islands. 27 September 2013. Archived from the original on 13 February 2017.