Eparchia wschodnioamerykańska
 Sobór św. Sawy w Nowym Jorku | |
| Państwo | |
|---|---|
| Stan | |
| Siedziba | |
| Wyznanie | |
| Kościół | |
| Sobór | św. Sawy w Nowym Jorku |
| Biskup diecezjalny | biskup wschodnioamerykański Ireneusz (Dobrijević) |
Położenie na mapie stanu Nowy Jork  (c) NordNordWest, CC BY 3.0 | |
Położenie na mapie Stanów Zjednoczonych  | |
 40°55′55,4″N 73°46′52,2″W/40,932056 -73,781167 | |
| Strona internetowa | |
Eparchia wschodnioamerykańska – administratura Serbskiego Kościoła Prawosławnego z siedzibą w Nowym Jorku[1]. Jej ordynariuszem jest biskup Ireneusz (Dobrijević)[2].
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