E List of prisons

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1.1  ecuador
1.2  eritrea
1.3  estonia

1.3.1 external links







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 ecuador

isla isabela (historical, penal colony)
prison 1, quito

 eritrea

nakura, dahlak archipelago

 estonia

Ämari prison, Ämari (closed 2007)
fat margaret (paks margareeta), tallinn (1830s–1917)
haapsalu castle (historic)
harju gate, tallinn (historic, demolished)
harku prison, harku (for women; founded 1920s)
jägala concentration camp, jägala (1942–1943, during german occupation)
klooga concentration camp, klooga (1943–1944, during german occupation)
lasnamäe prison, tallinn (19th century)
maardu prison, maardu (closed)
murru prison, rummu (maximum; founded 1938)
pagari street, tallinn (1941, 1944–1991, during soviet occupation)
pärnu prison, pärnu (closed)
patarei prison (tallinn central prison), tallinn (closed, museum)
tallinn prison, tallinn (maximum; founded 1919)
tartu prison, tartu (maximum; founded 2000)
toompea castle, tallinn (in beginning of 20th century)
vaivara concentration camp, vaivara (1943–1944, during german occupation)
viljandi prison, viljandi (closed 2008)
viru prison, jõhvi (maximum; founded 2006)
võru prison, võru (defunct)

external links

official website of estonian prison service (in english)
official website of patarei prison - culture park




^ solano, gonzalo; karmanau, yuras; bajak, frank (2012-08-20). belarus dissident fighting extradition ecuador . san jose mercury news/ap. archived original on 2012-08-21. retrieved 2012-08-21. 






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