C List of prisons

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1 c

1.1  cameroon
1.2  canada
1.3  chile

1.3.1 bío bío region
1.3.2 los ríos region
1.3.3 santiago metropolitan region


1.4  china

1.4.1 macau


1.5  croatia

1.5.1 county prisons
1.5.2 state prisons, penitentiaries , prison hospitals
1.5.3 former regime prisons , penal colonies


1.6  czech republic





c
 cameroon

new bell prison, douala
yoko prison, adamaoua

 canada

 chile
bío bío region

chillán public prison, chillán
el manzano, concepción

los ríos region

isla teja prison (closed), valdivia
complejo penitenciario de valdivia, valdivia

santiago metropolitan region

ex penitenciaría de santiago, santiago
san miguel prison, santiago
santiago public prison (closed), santiago

 china

macau

coloane prison - opened 1990
central prison - closed 1990
ka ho prison - opened 2014

 croatia

court , prison in rijeka (est.1904).


county prisons

zagreb
gospić
pula
Šibenik
osijek
rijeka
split
varaždin
bjelovar
dubrovnik
karlovac
požega
sisak
zadar

state prisons, penitentiaries , prison hospitals

glina
lepoglava
lipovica-popovača
požega
turopolja
valtura
zagreb prison hospital

former regime prisons , penal colonies

goli otok (defunct) (males)
sv. grgur (defunct) (females)

 czech republic






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