Sant Andreu de Sellui is a 11th-century Romanesque chapel in ruins, located in Sellui, in the comarca of Pallars Sobirà, Spain. Once part of the term of Montcortès de Pallars, its ruins are situated about 900 meters north of the village, near the intersection of the Barranc de la Borda de Tomeu with the Riu d'Ancs, to the south of the Ribaplanelles, near the Font dels Moros, Solana del Feneret, and other landmarks. It is a single-nave church with an eastern apse, following the characteristics of Romanesque architecture. References: <a href='https://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sant_Andreu_de_Sellui'>Sant Andreu de Sellui</a>
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