Wooden Church, Tusa

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The Wooden Church (Romanian: Biserica de lemn din Tusa) is a church in Tusa, Sâg, Romania, built in the 18th century.^[1]

Wooden Church, Tusa
Biserica de lemn din Tusa

Religion
Affiliation	Christian
Region	Sălaj County
Ecclesiastical or organizational status	parish church
Year consecrated	18th century
Status	Museum
Location
Location	Tusa
Municipality	Tusa
State	Romania
Romania
Geographic coordinates	47°02′47″N 22°46′35″E / 47.04625°N 22.77649°E / 47.04625; 22.77649

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