Schaffhausen

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• 1572, Braun and Hogenberg, Civitates Orbis Terrarum, map I-32

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• Schaffhausen Valegio Francesco, 1625 ?
  From the website of Biblioteca Nationale Marciana
  
  
  
• Maps from The Ryhiner Map Collection,
  Municipal and University Library of Bern (German):
  
  Schaffhausen, 1644
  
  Schaffhausen, 18th century
  
  

Count Eberhard III of Nellenburg founded Benedictine monastery dedicated to All Saints here in 1049; town became a free imperial city ca. 1190, but came under Hapsburg domination 1330-1415; population today is Protestant & language is German.

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