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bastide
New town founded in Gascony, France, by Edward I of England in the late 13th century, sometimes in partnership with local lords. Bastides were surrounded by arcades and had a quadrilateral plan with a central market square. They served mainly as administrative and economic centres; only some of the original bastides were fortified.
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