Category:Biesenbastion (Maastricht)
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The Biesenbastion, also Sint-Antoniebastion or Bastion Destombe, was a 16th-century bastion on the river Meuse in Maastricht, Netherlands. It developed from a medieval tower, the Biesentoren or Schonenvaardersbolwerk. The bastion was largely demolished after 1867, although remnants remain in the brickwork of the quayside wall, as well as under the pavement of Biesenwal.
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Media in category "Biesenbastion (Maastricht)"
The following 10 files are in this category, out of 10 total.
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2023 Maastricht, Maquette 1867 (32).jpg 4,032 × 3,024; 3.04 MB
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Biesentoren ca 1500, detail.jpg 211 × 372; 55 KB
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Gezicht op de Maas in Maastricht (Pieter Stevens de Jongere, c. 1600).jpg 2,712 × 1,362; 2.17 MB
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Maastricht, gezicht op Wyck 2 (A Schaepkens).jpg 1,280 × 877; 510 KB
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Maastricht, gezicht op Wyck 2a, Biesenbastion (A Schaepkens).jpg 731 × 402; 138 KB
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Opgraving Schonenvaardersbolwerk, Maastricht, 1955.jpg 409 × 600; 90 KB