File:Medieval Hesbaye.png

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English: Modern provinces of Belgium and the Netherlands are in pastel colours. The main source is the study by Ulrich Nonn (1983), Pagus und Comitatus.
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The green stars show early medieval records of places which were in the pagus of Hasbania.

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Hesbaye

Counts of Hesbaye

Borgloon

Brunehaut Road

Province of Liege

Maastricht

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Wikimedia username: Andrew Lancaster
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10 June 2020

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