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50. Siddhesvara Temple

Siddhesvara Temple, Cuttack
Siddhesvara Temple
Locality: Naraj, Cuttack
Century: 10th-11th C.A.D
Dedicated to: Lord Siddhesvara

51. Sobhanesvara Temple

Sobhanesvara Temple
Locality: Niali, Cuttack
Century: 12th-13th C.A.D
Dedicated to: Lord Sobhanesvara

52. Stone inscription of Gopinatha Jew Temple

Stone inscription of Gopinatha Jew Temple
Locality: Gopinathapur, Salipur, Cuttack
Century: 15th C.A.D
Dedicated to: Lord Gopinatha Jew

53. Sopnesvara Temple

Sopnesvara Temple, Cuttack
Sopnesvara Temple
Locality: Adaspur, Cuttack
Century: 19th C.A.D
Dedicated to: Lord Sopnesvara

54. Swaraj Ashram

Swaraj Ashram
Locality: Bahar Nala, Cuttack Town, Cuttack
Century: 19th C.A.D
Dedicated to: Not specified

55. Trutiyadeva and Subarnesvara Temple

Trutiyadeva and Subarnesvara Temple
Locality: Subarnapur, Cuttack
Century: 17th-18th C.A.D
Dedicated to: Lord Trutiyadeva and Subarnesvara

56. Uttaresvara Temple

Uttaresvara Temple
Locality: Agrahat, Cuttack
Century: 11th C.A.D
Dedicated to: Lord Uttaresvara

57. Vaishnavi & Bana Durga Image

Vaishnavi and Bana Durga Image
Locality: Meripur, Mahanga, Cuttack
Century: 19th C.A.D
Dedicated to: Goddess Vaishnavi and Bana Durga

58. Visvanatha Temple

Visvanatha Temple
Locality: Krishnaprasadgarh, Cuttack
Century: 10th-11th C.A.D
Dedicated to: Lord Visvanatha

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