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13th-century establishments in Europe

This list has 40 sub-lists and 28 members. See also 13th century in Europe, Establishments in Europe by century, 13th-century establishments by continent, 2nd-millennium establishments in Europe
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13th-century establishments in England
13th-century establishments in England 11 L, 54 T
13th-century establishments in Scotland
13th-century establishments in Scotland 8 L, 22 T
13th-century establishments in Ireland
13th-century establishments in Ireland 8 L, 13 T
13th-century establishments in Portugal
13th-century establishments in Portugal 5 T
13th-century establishments in France
13th-century establishments in France 10 L, 3 T
13th-century establishments in Serbia
13th-century establishments in Serbia 5 T
13th-century establishments in Norway
13th-century establishments in Norway 298 T
13th-century establishments in Romania
13th-century establishments in Romania 1 L, 3 T
13th-century establishments in Italy
13th-century establishments in Italy 3 L, 38 T
13th-century establishments in Spain
13th-century establishments in Spain 1 L, 11 T
13th-century establishments in Estonia
13th-century establishments in Estonia 18 T
13th-century establishments in Poland
13th-century establishments in Poland 67 T
13th-century establishments in Sweden
13th-century establishments in Sweden 1 L, 14 T
13th-century establishments in the Byzantine Empire
13th-century establishments in the Byzantine Empire 2 T
13th-century establishments in Switzerland
13th-century establishments in Switzerland 1 L, 13 T
13th-century establishments in the Old Swiss Confederacy
13th-century establishments in the Old Swiss Confederacy 3 T
13th-century establishments in Croatia
13th-century establishments in Croatia 1 L, 15 T
13th-century establishments in the Holy Roman Empire
13th-century establishments in the Holy Roman Empire 14 L, 13 T
13th-century establishments in the Republic of Venice
13th-century establishments in the Republic of Venice 11 T
13th-century establishments in Castile
13th-century establishments in Castile 11 T
13th-century establishments in the Kingdom of Sicily
13th-century establishments in the Kingdom of Sicily 6 T
13th-century establishments in the Republic of Siena
13th-century establishments in the Republic of Siena 6 T
1200s establishments in Europe
1200s establishments in Europe 15 L
1210s establishments in Europe
1210s establishments in Europe 15 L, 1 T
1220s establishments in Europe
1220s establishments in Europe 15 L, 3 T
1230s establishments in Europe
1230s establishments in Europe 14 L, 2 T
1240s establishments in Europe
1240s establishments in Europe 15 L, 2 T
1250s establishments in Europe
1250s establishments in Europe 14 L
1260s establishments in Europe
1260s establishments in Europe 14 L, 2 T
1270s establishments in Europe
1270s establishments in Europe 14 L
1280s establishments in Europe
1280s establishments in Europe 14 L, 2 T
1290s establishments in Europe
1290s establishments in Europe 15 L, 1 T
13th-century establishments in Wales
13th-century establishments in Wales 1 L, 8 T
13th-century establishments in Russia
13th-century establishments in Russia 6 T
13th-century establishments in Iceland
13th-century establishments in Iceland 1 T
13th-century establishments in Aragon
13th-century establishments in Aragon 12 T
13th-century establishments in Hungary
13th-century establishments in Hungary 3 T
13th-century establishments in Malta
13th-century establishments in Malta 1 T
13th-century establishments in the Republic of Florence
13th-century establishments in the Republic of Florence 4 T
13th-century establishments in the Kingdom of Georgia
13th-century establishments in the Kingdom of Georgia 3 T
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