List of former municipalities of Switzerland facts for kids

Switzerland is a country made up of many small areas called municipalities. Think of them like local towns or districts. Over time, these municipalities can change. Some might join together, or a part of one might become part of another. This list is all about the municipalities in Switzerland that used to exist but don't anymore.

In 1850, Switzerland had 3,203 municipalities. By January 1, 2022, this number had dropped to 2,148. This shows that many smaller municipalities have merged or been absorbed into larger ones over the years.

Why do Municipalities Change?

Joining Forces: Mergers and Incorporations

Municipalities often change for a few main reasons. One big reason is to make things more efficient. When smaller towns or villages join together, they can share resources like schools, police, and fire departments. This can save money and make services better for everyone.

• Mergers: This is when two or more municipalities combine to form a brand new one. For example, Agra, Gentilino, and Montagnola merged to create Collina d'Oro in 2004.
• Incorporations: This happens when a smaller municipality becomes part of a larger, existing one. For instance, Aawangen became part of Aadorf in 1996.

Splitting Up: When Municipalities Divide

Sometimes, a municipality might split into two or more new ones. This can happen if a large area decides it wants to manage its own affairs separately. For example, Arni-Islisberg split into Arni and Islisberg in 1983.

Examples of Former Municipalities

Here are some examples of municipalities that no longer exist, showing how they changed and what they became:

• Aawangen in Thurgau joined Aadorf in 1996.
• Adlikon bei Andelfingen in Zürich became part of Andelfingen in 2023.
• Agra, Switzerland|Agra in Ticino merged with Gentilino and Montagnola to form Collina d'Oro in 2004.
• Albligen in Bern merged with Wahlern to create Schwarzenburg in 2011.
• Alt St. Johann in St. Gallen merged with Wildhaus to become Wildhaus-Alt St. Johann in 2010.
• Altdorf, Schaffhausen|Altdorf in Schaffhausen was incorporated into Thayngen in 2009.
• Altenburg bei Brugg|Altenburg in Aargau became part of Brugg in 1901.
• Altwis in Lucerne joined Hitzkirch in 2021.
• Andiast in Grisons was incorporated into Breil/Brigels in 2018.
• Anzonico in Ticino became part of Faido in 2012.
• Apples, Vaud|Apples in Vaud merged with several others to form Hautemorges in 2021.
• Aquila, Switzerland|Aquila in Ticino merged with other towns to create Blenio in 2006.
• Ardez in Grisons was incorporated into Scuol in 2015.
• Arni-Islisberg in Aargau split into two separate municipalities: Arni and Islisberg in 1983.
• Arzo in Ticino became part of Mendrisio in 2009.
• Asuel in Jura merged with other towns to form La Baroche in 2009.
• Attelwil in Aargau joined Reitnau in 2019.
• Au, Thurgau|Au in Thurgau was incorporated into Fischingen in 1972.
• Auvernier in Neuchâtel merged with Bôle and Colombier to create Milvignes in 2013.
• Ayer, Switzerland|Ayer in Valais merged with several other municipalities to form Anniviers in 2009.
• Bad Zurzach in Aargau merged with seven other municipalities to form Zurzach in 2022.
• Bagnes in Valais merged with Vollèges to form Val de Bagnes in 2021.
• Baldingen, Aargau|Baldingen in Aargau was part of the large merger that created Zurzach in 2022.
• Balm bei Messen in Solothurn joined Messen in 2010.
• Balterswil in Thurgau merged with Bichelsee to become Bichelsee-Balterswil in 1996.
• Barbengo in Ticino was incorporated into Lugano in 2008.
• Bassecourt in Jura merged with four other municipalities to form Haute-Sorne in 2013.
• Bauen in Uri joined Seedorf in 2021.
• Bellerive, Switzerland|Bellerive in Vaud merged with several others to form Vully-les-Lacs in 2011.
• Belpberg in Bern was incorporated into Belp in 2012.
• Benzenschwil in Aargau joined Merenschwand in 2012.
• Bergün/Bravuogn in Grisons merged with Filisur to become Bergün Filisur in 2018.
• Berzona in Ticino merged with Auressio and Loco to form Isorno in 2001.
• Besazio in Ticino was incorporated into Mendrisio in 2013.
• Betschwanden in Glarus merged with many other municipalities to form the large Glarus Süd in 2011.
• Betten in Valais merged with Martisberg to become Bettmeralp in 2014.
• Bevaix in Neuchâtel merged with five other municipalities to form La Grande Béroche in 2018.
• Bévilard in Bern merged with Malleray and Pontenet to form Valbirse in 2015.
• Bibern, Schaffhausen|Bibern in Schaffhausen joined Thayngen in 2009.
• Bibern, Solothurn|Bibern in Solothurn was part of a large merger that created Buchegg in 2014.
• Bidogno in Ticino was incorporated into Capriasca in 2008.
• Bilten in Glarus merged with many other municipalities to form the large Glarus Nord in 2011.
• Bivio in Grisons merged with several other municipalities to form Surses in 2016.
• Blonay in Vaud merged with Saint-Légier-La Chiésaz to become Blonay - Saint-Légier in 2022.
• Böbikon in Aargau was part of the large merger that created Zurzach in 2022.
• Bogno in Ticino joined Lugano in 2013.
• Bôle in Neuchâtel merged with Auvernier and Colombier to form Milvignes in 2013.
• Bollodingen in Bern was incorporated into Bettenhausen in 2011.
• Bondo, Switzerland|Bondo in Grisons merged with four other municipalities to form Bregaglia in 2010.
• Boudevilliers in Neuchâtel merged with many other municipalities to form the large Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Boveresse in Neuchâtel merged with several other municipalities to form Val-de-Travers in 2009.
• Bözen in Aargau merged with three other municipalities to form Böztal in 2022.
• Braggio in Grisons merged with three other municipalities to form Calanca in 2015.
• Bramois in Valais was incorporated into Sion in 1968.
• Bratsch in Valais merged with Gampel to become Gampel-Bratsch in 2009.
• Braunwald, Glarus|Braunwald in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Süd in 2011.
• Breganzona in Ticino joined Lugano in 2004.
• Breno, Ticino|Breno in Ticino merged with four other municipalities to form Alto Malcantone in 2005.
• Brienz/Brinzauls in Grisons merged with several other municipalities to form Albula/Alvra in 2015.
• Bronschhofen in St. Gallen was incorporated into Wil in 2013.
• Brontallo in Ticino merged with five other municipalities to form Lavizzara in 2004.
• Brot-Dessous in Neuchâtel joined Rochefort in 2016.
• Brügglen in Solothurn was part of the large merger that created Buchegg in 2014.
• Brunnadern in St. Gallen merged with Mogelsberg and St. Peterzell to form Neckertal in 2009.
• Bruzella in Ticino merged with five other municipalities to form Breggia in 2009.
• Büchslen in Fribourg joined Murten in 2013.
• Buix in Jura merged with Courtemaîche and Montignez to form Basse-Allaine in 2009.
• Bümpliz-Oberbottigen|Bümpliz in Bern was incorporated into Bern in 1919.
• Büren, Nidwalden|Büren in Nidwalden split into Oberdorf and Wolfenschiessen in 1850.
• Büren zum Hof in Bern joined Fraubrunnen in 2014.
• Burg, Aargau|Burg in Aargau was incorporated into Menziken in 2023.
• Bussigny-sur-Oron in Vaud merged with many other municipalities to form the large Oron in 2012.
• Busswil bei Büren in Bern joined Lyss in 2011.
• Bussy, Fribourg|Bussy in Fribourg merged with several other municipalities to form Estavayer in 2017.
• Bussy-Chardonney in Vaud merged with five other municipalities to form Hautemorges in 2021.
• Bütschwil in St. Gallen merged with Ganterschwil to become Bütschwil-Ganterschwil in 2013.
• Buttes, Neuchâtel|Buttes in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Travers in 2009.
• Cabbio in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Breggia in 2009.
• Cadro in Ticino joined Lugano in 2013.
• Calfreisen in Grisons was incorporated into Arosa in 2013.
• Camignolo in Ticino merged with four other municipalities to form Monteceneri in 2010.
• Camorino in Ticino joined Bellinzona in 2017.
• Caneggio in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Breggia in 2009.
• Capolago in Ticino joined Mendrisio in 2009.
• Carabbia in Ticino joined Lugano in 2008.
• Carabietta in Ticino joined Collina d'Oro in 2012.
• Carona, Ticino|Carona in Ticino joined Lugano in 2013.
• Carrouge in Vaud merged with Ferlens and Mézières to form Jorat-Mézières in 2016.
• Castasegna in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Bregaglia in 2010.
• Casti-Wergenstein in Grisons merged with three other municipalities to form Muntogna da Schons in 2021.
• Castiel, Switzerland|Castiel in Grisons joined Arosa in 2013.
• Castrisch in Grisons merged with many other municipalities to form the large Ilanz/Glion in 2014.
• Cauco in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Calanca in 2015.
• Cavagnago in Ticino joined Faido in 2012.
• Caviano in Ticino merged with several other municipalities to form Gambarogno in 2010.
• Cavigliano in Ticino merged with Tegna and Verscio to form Terre di Pedemonte in 2013.
• Cerniat in Fribourg merged with Charmey to become Val-de-Charmey in 2014.
• Cerniaz in Vaud merged with several other municipalities to form Valbroye in 2011.
• Cernier in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Certara in Ticino joined Lugano in 2013.
• Châbles in Fribourg merged with Cheyres to become Cheyres-Châbles in 2017.
• Chabrey in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Vully-les-Lacs in 2011.
• Chandolin in Valais was part of the large merger that created Anniviers in 2009.
• Chanéaz in Vaud merged with several other municipalities to form Montanaire in 2013.
• Chapelle-sur-Moudon in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Montanaire in 2013.
• Charmey in Fribourg merged with Cerniat to become Val-de-Charmey in 2014.
• Charrat in Valais was incorporated into Martigny in 2021.
• Châtelat in Bern merged with three other municipalities to form Petit-Val in 2015.
• Châtillens in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Oron in 2012.
• Cheiry in Fribourg joined Surpierre in 2021.
• Chermignon in Valais merged with three other municipalities to form Crans-Montana in 2017.
• Chesalles-sur-Moudon in Vaud joined Lucens in 2017.
• Chesalles-sur-Oron in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Oron in 2012.
• Chésopelloz in Fribourg joined Corminboeuf in 2017.
• Cheyres in Fribourg merged with Châbles to become Cheyres-Châbles in 2017.
• Chézard-Saint-Martin in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Chiggiogna in Ticino joined Faido in 2006.
• Chironico in Ticino joined Faido in 2012.
• Cimadera in Ticino joined Lugano in 2013.
• Claro, Switzerland|Claro in Ticino joined Bellinzona in 2017.
• Clavaleyres in Fribourg joined Murten in 2022.
• Clugin in Grisons joined Andeer in 2009.
• Coffrane in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Colombier, Neuchâtel|Colombier in Neuchâtel merged with Auvernier and Bôle to form Milvignes in 2013.
• Colombier, Vaud|Colombier in Vaud joined Echichens in 2011.
• Combremont-le-Grand in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Valbroye in 2011.
• Combremont-le-Petit in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Valbroye in 2011.
• Constantine, Switzerland|Constantine in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Vully-les-Lacs in 2011.
• Contone in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Gambarogno in 2010.
• Corban, Switzerland|Corban in Jura joined Val Terbi in 2018.
• Corcelles-Cormondrèche in Neuchâtel joined Neuchâtel in 2021.
• Corcelles-sur-Chavornay in Vaud joined Chavornay in 2017.
• Corippo in Ticino merged with several other municipalities to form the large Verzasca in 2020.
• Corpataux-Magnedens in Fribourg merged with four other municipalities to form Gibloux in 2016.
• Correvon in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Montanaire in 2013.
• Corserey in Fribourg merged with Noréaz and Prez-vers-Noréaz to form Prez in 2020.
• Corticiasca in Ticino joined Capriasca in 2008.
• Cottens, Vaud|Cottens in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Hautemorges in 2021.
• Courfaivre in Jura was part of the large merger that created Haute-Sorne in 2013.
• Courlevon in Fribourg joined Murten in 2016.
• Courtemaîche in Jura was part of the merger that created Basse-Allaine in 2009.
• Couvet in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Travers in 2009.
• Cremin in Vaud joined Lucens in 2017.
• Cresciano in Ticino merged with three other municipalities to form Riviera in 2017.
• Croglio in Ticino merged with three other municipalities to form Tresa in 2021.
• Cugnasco in Ticino merged with Gerra to become Cugnasco-Gerra in 2009.
• Cugnasco-Gerra (Gerra Valle) in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Verzasca in 2020.
• Cully, Switzerland|Cully in Vaud merged with four other municipalities to form Bourg-en-Lavaux in 2011.
• Cumbel in Grisons merged with seven other municipalities to form Lumnezia in 2013.
• Cunter in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Surses in 2016.
• Damphreux in Jura merged with Lugnez to become Damphreux-Lugnez in 2023.
• Degen, Switzerland|Degen in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Lumnezia in 2013.
• Denezy in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Montanaire in 2013.
• Diemerswil in Bern joined Münchenbuchsee in 2023.
• Diesse in Bern merged with Lamboing and Prêles to form Plateau de Diesse in 2014.
• Dombresson in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Domdidier in Fribourg merged with three other municipalities to form Belmont-Broye in 2016.
• Dommartin, Switzerland|Dommartin in Vaud merged with three other municipalities to form Montilliez in 2011.
• Dompierre, Fribourg|Dompierre in Fribourg was part of the large merger that created Belmont-Broye in 2016.
• Donat, Switzerland|Donat in Grisons merged with three other municipalities to form Muntogna da Schons in 2021.
• Duvin in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Ilanz/Glion in 2014.
• Ebersecken in Lucerne joined Altishofen in 2020.
• Éclagnens in Vaud merged with Goumoens-la-Ville and Goumoens-le-Jux to form Goumoëns in 2011.
• Écoteaux in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Oron in 2012.
• Effingen in Aargau was part of the merger that created Böztal in 2022.
• Elfingen in Aargau was part of the merger that created Böztal in 2022.
• Elm, Switzerland|Elm in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Süd in 2011.
• Engi, Switzerland|Engi in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Süd in 2011.
• Engollon in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Ennenda in Glarus joined Glarus in 2011.
• Épendes, Fribourg|Épendes in Fribourg merged with Arconciel and Senèdes to form Bois-d'Amont in 2021.
• Epesses in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Bourg-en-Lavaux in 2011.
• Ernetschwil in St. Gallen joined Gommiswald in 2013.
• Erschmatt in Valais joined Leuk in 2013.
• Escholzmatt in Lucerne merged with Marbach to become Escholzmatt-Marbach in 2013.
• Essert-Pittet in Vaud joined Chavornay in 2017.
• Essert-sous-Champvent in Vaud joined Champvent in 2012.
• Essertes in Vaud joined Oron in 2022.
• Estavayer-le-Lac in Fribourg merged with several other municipalities to form Estavayer in 2017.
• Etzelkofen in Bern joined Fraubrunnen in 2014.
• Etzgen in Aargau merged with four other municipalities to form Mettauertal in 2010.
• Fanas in Grisons joined Grüsch in 2011.
• Farvagny in Fribourg was part of the large merger that created Gibloux in 2016.
• Feldis/Veulden in Grisons merged with three other municipalities to form Tomils in 2009.
• Fenin-Vilars-Saules in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Ferlens in Vaud was part of the merger that created Jorat-Mézières in 2016.
• Filet, Switzerland|Filet in Valais merged with Mörel to become Mörel-Filet in 2009.
• Filisur in Grisons was part of the merger that created Bergün Filisur in 2018.
• Filzbach in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Nord in 2011.
• Fleurier in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Travers in 2009.
• Flond in Grisons merged with Surcuolm to become Mundaun in 2009.
• Font, Switzerland|Font in Fribourg joined Estavayer-le-Lac in 2012.
• Fontainemelon in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Fontaines, Switzerland|Fontaines in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Fontanezier in Vaud merged with three other municipalities to form Tévenon in 2011.
• Forel, Fribourg|Forel in Fribourg merged with Autavaux and Montbrelloz to form Vernay in 2006.
• Forel-sur-Lucens in Vaud joined Lucens in 2017.
• Frasco in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Verzasca in 2020.
• Fresens in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created La Grande Béroche in 2018.
• Ftan in Grisons joined Scuol in 2015.
• Fuldera in Grisons merged with five other municipalities to form Val Müstair in 2009.
• Fusio in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Lavizzara in 2004.
• Gadmen in Bern joined Innertkirchen in 2014.
• Gallenkirch in Aargau merged with three other municipalities to form Bözberg in 2013.
• Galmiz in Fribourg joined Murten in 2022.
• Gampel in Valais merged with Bratsch to become Gampel-Bratsch in 2009.
• Gänsbrunnen in Solothurn merged with Welschenrohr to become Welschenrohr-Gänsbrunnen in 2021.
• Ganterschwil in St. Gallen was part of the merger that created Bütschwil-Ganterschwil in 2013.
• Gelfingen in Lucerne joined Hitzkirch in 2009.
• Gelterfingen in Bern joined Kirchdorf in 2018.
• Gempenach in Fribourg joined Murten in 2022.
• Genestrerio in Ticino joined Mendrisio in 2009.
• Gentilino in Ticino was part of the merger that created Collina d'Oro in 2004.
• Gerra (Gambarogno)|Gerra in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Gambarogno in 2010.
• Gerra (Verzasca)|Gerra in Ticino was part of the merger that created Cugnasco-Gerra in 2009.
• Gettnau in Lucerne joined Willisau in 2021.
• Ghirone in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Blenio in 2006.
• Giubiasco in Ticino joined Bellinzona in 2017.
• Glis, Switzerland|Glis in Valais merged with Brig and Brigerbad to form Brig-Glis in 1972.
• Glovelier in Jura was part of the large merger that created Haute-Sorne in 2013.
• Gnosca in Ticino joined Bellinzona in 2017.
• Golaten in Bern joined Kallnach in 2019.
• Goldingen in St. Gallen joined Eschenbach in 2013.
• Goppisberg in Valais merged with Greich and Ried-Mörel to form Riederalp in 2003.
• Gordevio in Ticino merged with Avegno to become Avegno Gordevio in 2008.
• Gorduno in Ticino joined Bellinzona in 2017.
• Gorgier in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created La Grande Béroche in 2018.
• Gossens in Vaud joined Donneloye in 2008.
• Gossliwil in Solothurn was part of the large merger that created Buchegg in 2014.
• Goumoens-la-Ville in Vaud was part of the merger that created Goumoëns in 2011.
• Goumoens-le-Jux in Vaud was part of the merger that created Goumoëns in 2011.
• Goumois in Jura joined Saignelégier in 2009.
• Grafenried, Switzerland|Grafenried in Bern joined Fraubrunnen in 2014.
• Grafschaft, Switzerland|Grafschaft in Valais merged with four other municipalities to form Goms in 2017.
• Grandvaux in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Bourg-en-Lavaux in 2011.
• Granges, Valais|Granges in Valais joined Sierre in 1972.
• Granges-près-Marnand in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Valbroye in 2011.
• Greich in Valais was part of the merger that created Riederalp in 2003.
• Gresso in Ticino joined Onsernone in 2016.
• Gressy in Vaud joined Yverdon-les-Bains in 2011.
• Grimentz in Valais was part of the large merger that created Anniviers in 2009.
• Guarda, Switzerland|Guarda in Grisons joined Scuol in 2015.
• Gudo in Ticino joined Bellinzona in 2017.
• Gündelhart-Hörhausen in Thurgau joined Homburg in 1999.
• Guntmadingen in Schaffhausen joined Beringen in 2013.
• Gunzwil in Lucerne joined Beromünster in 2009.
• Gutenburg, Switzerland|Gutenburg in Bern joined Madiswil in 2007.
• Guttet in Valais merged with Feschel to become Guttet-Feschel in 2000.
• Haldenstein in Grisons joined Chur in 2021.
• Hämikon in Lucerne joined Hitzkirch in 2009.
• Haslen, Glarus|Haslen in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Süd in 2011.
• Haut-Vully in Fribourg merged with Bas-Vully to become Mont-Vully in 2016.
• Hemberg, St. Gallen|Hemberg in St. Gallen joined Neckertal in 2023.
• Hemmental in Schaffhausen joined Schaffhausen in 2009.
• Hermetschwil-Staffeln in Aargau joined Bremgarten in 2014.
• Hermiswil in Bern joined Seeberg in 2016.
• Herznach in Aargau merged with Ueken to become Herznach-Ueken in 2023.
• Hersiwil in Solothurn merged with Heinrichswil-Winistorf to form Drei Höfe in 2013.
• Hessigkofen in Solothurn was part of the large merger that created Buchegg in 2014.
• Hilfikon in Aargau joined Villmergen in 2010.
• Hinterrhein, Switzerland|Hinterrhein in Grisons merged with Nufenen and Splügen to form Rheinwald in 2019.
• Hirzel in Zürich joined Horgen in 2018.
• Hofen, Switzerland|Hofen in Schaffhausen joined Thayngen in 2009.
• Höfen bei Thun in Bern merged with Niederstocken and Oberstocken to form Stocken-Höfen in 2014.
• Hofstetten, Zürich|Hofstetten in Zürich joined Elgg in 2018.
• Hohtenn in Valais merged with Steg to become Steg-Hohtenn in 2008.
• Hornussen, Aargau|Hornussen in Aargau was part of the merger that created Böztal in 2022.
• Hottwil in Aargau was part of the large merger that created Mettauertal in 2010.
• Humlikon in Zürich joined Andelfingen in 2023.
• Hütten, Switzerland|Hütten in Zürich joined Wädenswil in 2019.
• Igis in Grisons merged with Mastrils to become Landquart in 2012.
• Ilanz in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Ilanz/Glion in 2014.
• Indemini in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Gambarogno in 2010.
• Intragna in Ticino merged with Borgnone and Palagnedra to form Centovalli in 2009.
• Iragna in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Riviera in 2017.
• Iseo, Switzerland|Iseo in Ticino joined Bioggio in 2008.
• Isorno in Ticino joined Onsernone in 2016.
• Ittenthal in Aargau joined Kaisten in 2010.
• Jeuss in Fribourg joined Murten in 2016.
• Jona, Switzerland|Jona in St. Gallen merged with Rapperswil to become Rapperswil-Jona in 2007.
• Kaiserstuhl, Aargau|Kaiserstuhl in Aargau was part of the large merger that created Zurzach in 2022.
• Kienersrüti in Bern joined Uttigen in 2014.
• Kirchenthurnen in Bern merged with Lohnstorf and Mühlethurnen to form Thurnen in 2020.
• Kleindietwil in Bern joined Madiswil in 2011.
• Krinau in St. Gallen joined Wattwil in 2013.
• Krummenau, Switzerland|Krummenau in St. Gallen merged with Nesslau to become Nesslau-Krummenau in 2005.
• Kulmerau in Lucerne joined Triengen in 2005.
• Küttigkofen in Solothurn was part of the large merger that created Buchegg in 2014.
• Kyburg, Zürich|Kyburg in Zürich joined Illnau-Effretikon in 2016.
• Kyburg-Buchegg in Solothurn was part of the large merger that created Buchegg in 2014.
• La Chaux-des-Breuleux in Jura joined Les Breuleux in 2023.
• La Folliaz in Fribourg merged with Villaz-Saint-Pierre to become Villaz in 2020.
• La Heutte in Bern merged with Péry to become Péry-la-Heutte in 2015.
• La Tour-de-Trême in Fribourg joined Bulle in 2006.
• Ladir in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Ilanz/Glion in 2014.
• Lamboing in Bern was part of the merger that created Plateau de Diesse in 2014.
• Langwies in Grisons joined Arosa in 2013.
• Lavertezzo (Lavertezzo Valle) in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Verzasca in 2020.
• Lavin in Grisons joined Zernez in 2015.
• Le Glèbe in Fribourg was part of the large merger that created Gibloux in 2016.
• Le Pâquier, Neuchâtel|Le Pâquier in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Le Peuchapatte in Jura joined Muriaux in 2009.
• Léchelles in Fribourg was part of the large merger that created Belmont-Broye in 2016.
• Leggia in Grisons joined Grono in 2017.
• Leimbach (Zürich)|Leimbach in Zürich joined Zürich in 1893.
• Leimiswil in Bern joined Madiswil in 2011.
• Leontica in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Acquarossa in 2004.
• Les Agettes in Valais joined Sion in 2017.
• Les Bayards in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Travers in 2009.
• Les Brenets in Neuchâtel joined Le Locle in 2021.
• Les Cullayes in Vaud joined Servion in 2012.
• Les Geneveys-sur-Coffrane in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Les Hauts-Geneveys in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Les Pommerats in Jura joined Saignelégier in 2009.
• Les Tavernes in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Oron in 2012.
• Les Thioleyres in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Oron in 2012.
• Lessoc in Fribourg merged with three other municipalities to form Haut-Intyamon in 2002.
• Liebistorf in Fribourg joined Gurmels in 2003.
• Lieli, Aargau|Lieli in Aargau joined Oberwil in 1909.
• Lieli, Lucerne|Lieli in Lucerne joined Hohenrain in 2007.
• Ligornetto in Ticino joined Mendrisio in 2013.
• Limpach, Switzerland|Limpach in Bern joined Fraubrunnen in 2014.
• Linn, Aargau|Linn in Aargau was part of the merger that created Bözberg in 2013.
• Linthal, Glarus|Linthal in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Süd in 2011.
• Littau in Lucerne joined Lucerne in 2010.
• Loco, Switzerland|Loco in Ticino was part of the merger that created Isorno in 2001.
• Lodano in Ticino joined Maggia in 2004.
• Lodrino, Ticino|Lodrino in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Riviera in 2017.
• Lohn, Graubünden|Lohn in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Muntogna da Schons in 2021.
• Lohnstorf in Bern was part of the merger that created Thurnen in 2020.
• Lopagno in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Capriasca in 2001.
• Lossy, Switzerland|Lossy in Fribourg merged with Formangueires to become Lossy-Formangueires in 1982.
• Lottigna in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Acquarossa in 2004.
• Lü, Switzerland|Lü in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Val Müstair in 2009.
• Luchsingen in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Süd in 2011.
• Ludiano in Ticino merged with Malvaglia and Semione to form Serravalle in 2012.
• Lüen in Grisons joined Arosa in 2013.
• Lugaggia in Ticino joined Capriasca in 2008.
• Lugnez in Jura was part of the merger that created Damphreux-Lugnez in 2023.
• Lumbrein in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Lumnezia in 2013.
• Lurtigen in Fribourg joined Murten in 2016.
• Lüsslingen in Solothurn merged with Nennigkofen to become Lüsslingen-Nennigkofen in 2013.
• Lussy, Fribourg|Lussy in Fribourg merged with Villarimboud to form La Folliaz in 2005.
• Lustdorf in Thurgau joined Thundorf in 1995.
• Lüterkofen in Solothurn merged with Ichertswil to become Lüterkofen-Ichertswil in 1961.
• Lüterswil in Solothurn merged with Gächliwil to become Lüterswil-Gächliwil in 1995.
• Luven in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Ilanz/Glion in 2014.
• Madretsch in Bern joined Biel in 1920.
• Magadino in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Gambarogno in 2010.
• Magnedens in Fribourg merged with Corpataux to become Corpataux-Magnedens in 1999.
• Mairengo in Ticino joined Faido in 2012.
• Maladers in Grisons joined Chur in 2020.
• Malapalud in Vaud joined Assens in 2009.
• Malix in Grisons joined Churwalden in 2010.
• Malleray in Bern was part of the merger that created Valbirse in 2015.
• Malvaglia in Ticino was part of the merger that created Serravalle in 2012.
• Marbach, Lucerne|Marbach in Lucerne was part of the merger that created Escholzmatt-Marbach in 2013.
• Marin, Switzerland|Marin in Neuchâtel merged with Epagnier to become Marin-Epagnier in 1888.
• Marin-Epagnier in Neuchâtel merged with Thielle-Wavre to form La Tène in 2009.
• Marmorera in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Surses in 2016.
• Marnand in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Valbroye in 2011.
• Maroggia in Ticino merged with Melano and Rovio to form Val Mara in 2022.
• Marolta in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Acquarossa in 2004.
• Martherenges in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Montanaire in 2013.
• Martigny-Bourg in Valais merged with Martigny-Ville to become Martigny in 1964.
• Martigny-Ville in Valais merged with Martigny-Bourg to become Martigny in 1964.
• Martisberg in Valais was part of the merger that created Bettmeralp in 2014.
• Mase, Switzerland|Mase in Valais merged with Nax and Vernamiège to form Mont-Noble in 2011.
• Mastrils in Grisons was part of the merger that created Landquart in 2012.
• Mathon, Switzerland|Mathon in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Muntogna da Schons in 2021.
• Matt, Switzerland|Matt in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Süd in 2011.
• Medeglia in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Monteceneri in 2010.
• Medels im Rheinwald in Grisons joined Splügen in 2006.
• Melano in Ticino was part of the merger that created Val Mara in 2022.
• Menzonio in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Lavizzara in 2004.
• Meride in Ticino joined Mendrisio in 2013.
• Mettau, Switzerland|Mettau in Aargau was part of the large merger that created Mettauertal in 2010.
• Mex, Valais|Mex in Valais joined Saint-Maurice in 2013.
• Mézery-près-Donneloye in Vaud joined Donneloye in 2008.
• Mézières, Vaud|Mézières in Vaud was part of the merger that created Jorat-Mézières in 2016.
• Miège in Valais merged with Venthône and Veyras to form Noble-Contrée in 2021.
• Mitlödi in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Süd in 2011.
• Mogelsberg in St. Gallen was part of the merger that created Neckertal in 2009.
• Moleno in Ticino joined Bellinzona in 2017.
• Molinis in Grisons joined Arosa in 2013.
• Mollens, Valais|Mollens in Valais was part of the large merger that created Crans-Montana in 2017.
• Mollis in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Nord in 2011.
• Mon, Switzerland|Mon in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Albula/Alvra in 2015.
• Monible in Bern was part of the merger that created Petit-Val in 2015.
• Monnaz in Vaud joined Echichens in 2011.
• Montagnola in Ticino was part of the merger that created Collina d'Oro in 2004.
• Montagny-la-Ville in Fribourg merged with Montagny-les-Monts to become Montagny in 2000.
• Montagny-les-Monts in Fribourg merged with Montagny-la-Ville to become Montagny in 2000.
• Montalchez in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created La Grande Béroche in 2018.
• Montana, Switzerland|Montana in Valais was part of the large merger that created Crans-Montana in 2017.
• Montaubion-Chardonney in Vaud merged with four other municipalities to form Jorat-Menthue in 2011.
• Montbovon in Fribourg was part of the merger that created Haut-Intyamon in 2002.
• Montbrelloz in Fribourg was part of the merger that created Vernay in 2006.
• Monte Carasso in Ticino joined Bellinzona in 2017.
• Monteggio in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Tresa in 2021.
• Montenol in Jura was part of the large merger that created Clos du Doubs in 2009.
• Montet, Broye|Montet in Fribourg was part of the merger that created Les Montets in 2004.
• Montévraz in Fribourg was part of the large merger that created Le Mouret in 2003.
• Montfavergier in Jura joined Montfaucon in 2009.
• Montherod in Vaud joined Aubonne in 2021.
• Montignez in Jura was part of the merger that created Basse-Allaine in 2009.
• Montmagny, Switzerland|Montmagny in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Vully-les-Lacs in 2011.
• Montmelon in Jura was part of the large merger that created Clos du Doubs in 2009.
• Montmollin in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Montsevelier in Jura merged with Vermes and Vicques to form Val Terbi in 2013.
• Morbio Superiore in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Breggia in 2009.
• Morcles in Vaud merged with Lavey to become Lavey-Morcles in 1852.
• Mörel, Switzerland|Mörel in Valais merged with Filet to become Mörel-Filet in 2009.
• Morens in Fribourg was part of the large merger that created Estavayer in 2017.
• Morissen in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Lumnezia in 2013.
• Mosen, Switzerland|Mosen in Lucerne joined Hitzkirch in 2009.
• Mosogno in Ticino joined Onsernone in 2016.
• Môtiers in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Travers in 2009.
• Mötschwil in Bern joined Hindelbank in 2021.
• Mugena in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Alto Malcantone in 2005.
• Muggio in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Breggia in 2009.
• Mühledorf, Bern|Mühledorf in Bern joined Kirchdorf in 2018.
• Mühledorf, Solothurn|Mühledorf in Solothurn was part of the large merger that created Buchegg in 2014.
• Mühlehorn in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Nord in 2011.
• Mühlethurnen in Bern was part of the merger that created Thurnen in 2020.
• Mülchi in Bern joined Fraubrunnen in 2014.
• Mulegns in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Surses in 2016.
• Münchringen in Bern joined Jegenstorf in 2014.
• Mund in Valais joined Naters in 2013.
• Mundaun in Grisons merged with Obersaxen to become Obersaxen Mundaun in 2016.
• Münster-Geschinen in Valais was part of the large merger that created Goms in 2017.
• Mur, Switzerland|Mur in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Vully-les-Lacs in 2011.
• Murist in Fribourg was part of the large merger that created Estavayer in 2017.
• Müstair in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Val Müstair in 2009.
• Müswangen in Lucerne joined Hitzkirch in 2009.
• Mutten in Grisons joined Thusis in 2018.
• Näfels in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Nord in 2011.
• Nax in Valais was part of the merger that created Mont-Noble in 2011.
• Naz, Switzerland|Naz in Vaud was part of the merger that created Montilliez in 2011.
• Neirivue in Fribourg was part of the merger that created Haut-Intyamon in 2002.
• Nennigkofen in Solothurn was part of the merger that created Lüsslingen-Nennigkofen in 2013.
• Nesslau in St. Gallen merged with Krummenau to become Nesslau-Krummenau in 2005.
• Nesslau-Krummenau in St. Gallen merged with Stein to become Stein in 2013.
• Netstal in Glarus joined Glarus in 2011.
• Neudorf, Lucerne|Neudorf in Lucerne joined Beromünster in 2013.
• Neyruz-sur-Moudon in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Montanaire in 2013.
• Niedererlinsbach in Solothurn merged with Obererlinsbach to become Erlinsbach in 2006.
• Niederösch in Bern joined Ersigen in 2016.
• Niederried bei Kallnach in Bern joined Kallnach in 2013.
• Niederstocken in Bern was part of the merger that created Stocken-Höfen in 2014.
• Niederurnen in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Nord in 2011.
• Niederwald, Switzerland|Niederwald in Valais was part of the large merger that created Goms in 2017.
• Niederwil, Solothurn|Niederwil in Solothurn joined Riedholz in 2011.
• Noflen in Bern joined Kirchdorf in 2018.
• Noiraigue in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Travers in 2009.
• Noréaz in Fribourg was part of the merger that created Prez in 2020.
• Nufenen in Grisons was part of the merger that created Rheinwald in 2019.
• Oberbözberg in Aargau was part of the merger that created Bözberg in 2013.
• Obererlinsbach in Solothurn was part of the merger that created Erlinsbach in 2006.
• Oberflachs in Aargau merged with Schinznach-Dorf to become Schinznach in 2014.
• Obergesteln in Valais merged with Oberwald and Ulrichen to form Obergoms in 2009.
• Oberhelfenschwil in St. Gallen joined Neckertal in 2023.
• Oberhofen, Aargau|Oberhofen in Aargau was part of the large merger that created Mettauertal in 2010.
• Oberönz in Bern joined Herzogenbuchsee in 2008.
• Oberösch in Bern joined Ersigen in 2016.
• Oberramsern in Solothurn joined Messen in 2010.
• Obersaxen in Grisons merged with Mundaun to become Obersaxen Mundaun in 2016.
• Oberschrot in Fribourg joined Plaffeien in 2017.
• Oberstammheim in Zürich merged with Unterstammheim and Waltalingen to form Stammheim in 2019.
• Obersteckholz in Bern joined Langenthal in 2021.
• Oberstocken in Bern was part of the merger that created Stocken-Höfen in 2014.
• Oberurnen in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Nord in 2011.
• Oberwald in Valais was part of the merger that created Obergoms in 2009.
• Obstalden in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Nord in 2011.
• Ocourt in Jura was part of the large merger that created Clos du Doubs in 2009.
• Oerlikon (Zürich)|Oerlikon in Zürich joined Zürich in 1934.
• Ohmstal in Lucerne joined Schötz in 2013.
• Oleyres in Vaud joined Avenches in 2011.
• Olivone in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Blenio in 2006.
• Onex-Confignon in Geneva split into Onex and Confignon in 1851.
• Opfertshofen in Schaffhausen joined Thayngen in 2009.
• Oron-la-Ville in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Oron in 2012.
• Oron-le-Châtel in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Oron in 2012.
• Osco in Ticino joined Faido in 2012.
• Osogna in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Riviera in 2017.
• Osterfingen in Schaffhausen joined Wilchingen in 2005.
• Oulens-sur-Lucens in Vaud joined Lucens in 2011.
• Pagig in Grisons merged with St. Peter to become St. Peter-Pagig in 2008.
• Palagnedra in Ticino was part of the merger that created Centovalli in 2009.
• Palézieux in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Oron in 2012.
• Pampigny in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Hautemorges in 2021.
• Parpan in Grisons joined Churwalden in 2010.
• Paspels in Grisons merged with four other municipalities to form Domleschg in 2015.
• Peccia in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Lavizzara in 2004.
• Peist in Grisons joined Arosa in 2013.
• Peney-le-Jorat in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Jorat-Menthue in 2011.
• Péry in Bern merged with La Heutte to become Péry-la-Heutte in 2015.
• Peseux, Switzerland|Peseux in Neuchâtel joined Neuchâtel in 2021.
• Peyres-Possens in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Montanaire in 2013.
• Pfeffikon in Lucerne joined Rickenbach in 2013.
• Pianezzo in Ticino joined Bellinzona in 2017.
• Piazzogna in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Gambarogno in 2010.
• Pignia in Grisons joined Andeer in 2009.
• Pigniu in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Ilanz/Glion in 2014.
• Pitasch in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Ilanz/Glion in 2014.
• Pizy in Vaud joined Aubonne in 2011.
• Plagne, Switzerland|Plagne in Bern merged with Vauffelin to form Sauge in 2014.
• Poliez-le-Grand in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Montilliez in 2011.
• Ponte Tresa in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Tresa in 2021.
• Pontenet in Bern was part of the merger that created Valbirse in 2015.
• Ponto Valentino in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Acquarossa in 2004.
• Portein in Grisons joined Cazis in 2010.
• Praden in Grisons merged with Tschiertschen to become Tschiertschen-Praden in 2009.
• Prahins in Vaud joined Donneloye in 2012.
• Praroman in Fribourg was part of the large merger that created Le Mouret in 2003.
• Prato-Sornico in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Lavizzara in 2004.
• Pratval in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Domleschg in 2015.
• Präz in Grisons joined Cazis in 2010.
• Pregassona in Ticino joined Lugano in 2004.
• Prêles in Bern was part of the merger that created Plateau de Diesse in 2014.
• Preonzo in Ticino joined Bellinzona in 2017.
• Prez-vers-Noréaz in Fribourg was part of the merger that created Prez in 2020.
• Prugiasco in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Acquarossa in 2004.
• Ramosch in Grisons merged with Tschlin to form Valsot in 2013.
• Rancate in Ticino joined Mendrisio in 2009.
• Randogne in Valais was part of the large merger that created Crans-Montana in 2017.
• Rapperswil in St. Gallen merged with Jona to become Rapperswil-Jona in 2007.
• Ravecchia in Ticino joined Bellinzona in 1907.
• Rebeuvelier in Jura joined Courrendlin in 2019.
• Reckingen in Valais merged with Gluringen to become Reckingen-Gluringen in 2004.
• Reckingen-Gluringen in Valais was part of the large merger that created Goms in 2017.
• Réclère in Jura was part of the large merger that created Haute-Ajoie in 2009.
• Rekingen in Aargau was part of the large merger that created Zurzach in 2022.
• Retschwil in Lucerne joined Hitzkirch in 2009.
• Reverolle in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Hautemorges in 2021.
• Ried-Mörel in Valais was part of the merger that created Riederalp in 2003.
• Rieden, Switzerland|Rieden in St. Gallen joined Gommiswald in 2013.
• Riedern in Glarus joined Glarus in 2011.
• Riein in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Ilanz/Glion in 2014.
• Rietheim, Aargau|Rietheim in Aargau was part of the large merger that created Zurzach in 2022.
• Riex in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Bourg-en-Lavaux in 2011.
• Riom-Parsonz in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Surses in 2016.
• Rivera, Switzerland|Rivera in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Monteceneri in 2010.
• Robasacco in Ticino joined Cadenazzo in 2005.
• Roche-d'Or in Jura was part of the large merger that created Haute-Ajoie in 2009.
• Rocourt, Jura|Rocourt in Jura joined Haute-Ajoie in 2018.
• Rodels in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Domleschg in 2015.
• Rohr, Aargau|Rohr in Aargau joined Aarau in 2010.
• Rohr, Solothurn|Rohr in Solothurn joined Stüsslingen in 2021.
• Romainmôtier in Vaud merged with Envy to become Romainmôtier-Envy in 1970.
• Romairon in Vaud was part of the merger that created Tévenon in 2011.
• Romanens in Fribourg joined Sâles in 2001.
• Rona, Switzerland|Rona in Grisons merged with Tinizong to become Tinizong-Rona in 1998.
• Rossens, Fribourg|Rossens in Fribourg was part of the large merger that created Gibloux in 2016.
• Rossura in Ticino joined Faido in 2006.
• Röthenbach bei Herzogenbuchsee in Bern joined Heimenhausen in 2009.
• Rovio, Ticino|Rovio in Ticino was part of the merger that created Val Mara in 2022.
• Rueun in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Ilanz/Glion in 2014.
• Rueyres-les-Prés in Fribourg was part of the large merger that created Estavayer in 2017.
• Rümikon in Aargau was part of the large merger that created Zurzach in 2022.
• Rümligen in Bern joined Riggisberg in 2021.
• Ruppoldsried in Bern joined Rapperswil in 2013.
• Ruschein in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Ilanz/Glion in 2014.
• Russy, Switzerland|Russy in Fribourg was part of the large merger that created Belmont-Broye in 2016.
• Rüte in Appenzell Innerrhoden merged with Schwende to become Schwende-Rüte in 2022.
• Rüti, Glarus|Rüti in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Süd in 2011.
• Rüti bei Riggisberg in Bern joined Riggisberg in 2009.
• Saas im Prättigau in Grisons joined Klosters in 2016.
• Safien in Grisons merged with three other municipalities to form Safiental in 2013.
• Sagno in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Breggia in 2009.
• Saint-Aubin, Neuchâtel|Saint-Aubin in Neuchâtel merged with Sauges to become Saint-Aubin-Sauges in 1888.
• Saint-Aubin-Sauges in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created La Grande Béroche in 2018.
• Saint-Cierges in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Montanaire in 2013.
• Saint-Jean, Switzerland|Saint-Jean in Valais was part of the large merger that created Anniviers in 2009.
• Saint-Légier-La Chiésaz in Vaud was part of the merger that created Blonay - Saint-Légier in 2022.
• Saint-Luc, Switzerland|Saint-Luc in Valais was part of the large merger that created Anniviers in 2009.
• Saint-Saphorin-sur-Morges in Vaud joined Echichens in 2011.
• Saint-Sulpice, Neuchâtel|Saint-Sulpice in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Travers in 2009.
• Saint-Ursanne in Jura was part of the large merger that created Clos du Doubs in 2009.
• Sala Capriasca in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Capriasca in 2001.
• Salins, Switzerland|Salins in Valais joined Sion in 2013.
• Salorino, Switzerland|Salorino in Ticino joined Mendrisio in 2004.
• Salouf in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Surses in 2016.
• Salvenach in Fribourg joined Murten in 2016.
• San Nazzaro, Switzerland|San Nazzaro in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Gambarogno in 2010.
• Sant'Abbondio in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Gambarogno in 2010.
• Sant'Antonio, Bellinzona|Sant'Antonio in Ticino joined Bellinzona in 2017.
• Santa Maria Val Müstair in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Val Müstair in 2009.
• Sarn, Switzerland|Sarn in Grisons joined Cazis in 2010.
• Sarzens in Vaud joined Lucens in 2017.
• Sassel in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Valbroye in 2011.
• Savagnier in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Savognin in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Surses in 2016.
• Says in Grisons joined Trimmis in 2008.
• Schalunen in Bern joined Fraubrunnen in 2014.
• Scheid in Grisons was part of the merger that created Tomils in 2009.
• Scherz in Aargau joined Lupfig in 2018.
• Scheunen in Bern joined Jegenstorf in 2014.
• Schinznach-Bad in Aargau joined Brugg in 2020.
• Schinznach-Dorf in Aargau merged with Oberflachs to become Schinznach in 2014.
• Schlans in Grisons joined Trun in 2012.
• Schlosswil in Bern joined Grosshöchstetten in 2018.
• Schnaus in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Ilanz/Glion in 2014.
• Schönenberg, Zürich|Schönenberg in Zürich joined Wädenswil in 2019.
• Schwamendingen in Zürich joined Zürich in 1934.
• Schwanden, Glarus|Schwanden in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Süd in 2011.
• Schwändi, near Schwanden, Glarus|Schwändi in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Süd in 2011.
• Schwarzenbach, Lucerne|Schwarzenbach in Lucerne joined Beromünster in 2004.
• Schwende District|Schwende in Appenzell Innerrhoden was part of the merger that created Schwende-Rüte in 2022.
• Schwendibach in Bern joined Steffisburg in 2020.
• Seebach (Zürich)|Seebach in Zürich joined Zürich in 1934.
• Seen, Switzerland|Seen in Zürich joined Winterthur in 1922.
• Seigneux in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Valbroye in 2011.
• Seiry in Fribourg joined Lully in 2006.
• Seleute in Jura was part of the large merger that created Clos du Doubs in 2009.
• Selma, Switzerland|Selma in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Calanca in 2015.
• Sementina in Ticino joined Bellinzona in 2017.
• Semione in Ticino was part of the merger that created Serravalle in 2012.
• Senèdes in Fribourg was part of the merger that created Bois-d'Amont in 2021.
• Sent, Switzerland|Sent in Grisons joined Scuol in 2015.
• Sessa, Ticino|Sessa in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Tresa in 2021.
• Sévery in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Hautemorges in 2021.
• Sevgein in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Ilanz/Glion in 2014.
• Siat in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Ilanz/Glion in 2014.
• Sigirino in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Monteceneri in 2010.
• Sobrio in Ticino joined Faido in 2016.
• Soglio, Switzerland|Soglio in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Bregaglia in 2010.
• Solduno in Ticino joined Locarno in 1928.
• Someo in Ticino joined Maggia in 2004.
• Sonogno in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Verzasca in 2020.
• Sonvico in Ticino joined Lugano in 2013.
• Sool, Switzerland|Sool in Glarus was part of the large merger that created Glarus Süd in 2011.
• Sornetan in Bern was part of the merger that created Petit-Val in 2015.
• Sottens in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Jorat-Menthue in 2011.
• Souboz in Bern was part of the merger that created Petit-Val in 2015.
• Soulce in Jura was part of the large merger that created Haute-Sorne in 2013.
• Splügen in Grisons was part of the merger that created Rheinwald in 2019.
• St. Antoni in Fribourg joined Tafers in 2021.
• St. Antönien in Grisons joined Luzein in 2016.
• St. Gallenkappel in St. Gallen joined Eschenbach in 2013.
• St. Martin, Graubünden|St. Martin in Grisons joined Vals in 2015.
• St. Peter-Pagig in Grisons joined Arosa in 2013.
• St. Peterzell in St. Gallen was part of the merger that created Neckertal in 2009.
• Stampa in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Bregaglia in 2010.
• Steg, Valais|Steg in Valais merged with Hohtenn to become Steg-Hohtenn in 2008.
• Stein, St. Gallen|Stein in St. Gallen merged with Nesslau-Krummenau to become Nesslau-Krummenau in 2013.
• Steinhof in Solothurn joined Aeschi in 2012.
• Sternenberg in Zürich joined Bauma in 2015.
• Stierva in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Albula/Alvra in 2015.
• Stilli in Aargau joined Villigen in 2006.
• Sugnens in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Montilliez in 2011.
• Sulz, Aargau|Sulz in Aargau joined Laufenburg in 2010.
• Sulz, Lucerne|Sulz in Lucerne joined Hitzkirch in 2009.
• Sur, Switzerland|Sur in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Surses in 2016.
• Suraua in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Lumnezia in 2013.
• Surava in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Albula/Alvra in 2015.
• Surcuolm in Grisons was part of the merger that created Mundaun in 2009.
• Susch in Grisons joined Zernez in 2015.
• Tägertschi in Bern joined Münsingen in 2017.
• Tarasp in Grisons joined Scuol in 2015.
• Tartar, Switzerland|Tartar in Grisons joined Cazis in 2010.
• Tegna, Switzerland|Tegna in Ticino was part of the merger that created Terre di Pedemonte in 2013.
• Tenna, Switzerland|Tenna in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Safiental in 2013.
• Tesserete in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Capriasca in 2001.
• Thielle-Wavre in Neuchâtel was part of the merger that created La Tène in 2009.
• Thierrens in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Montanaire in 2013.
• Tiefencastel in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Albula/Alvra in 2015.
• Tinizong-Rona in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Surses in 2016.
• Tomils in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Domleschg in 2015.
• Torre, Switzerland|Torre in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Blenio in 2006.
• Töss in Zürich joined Winterthur in 1922.
• Tramelan-Dessous in Bern merged with Tramelan-Dessos to become Tramelan in 1952.
• Tramelan-Dessos in Bern merged with Tramelan-Dessous to become Tramelan in 1952.
• Trans, Switzerland|Trans in Grisons was part of the merger that created Tomils in 2009.
• Travers, Switzerland|Travers in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Travers in 2009.
• Tremona in Ticino joined Mendrisio in 2009.
• Trimstein in Bern joined Münsingen in 2013.
• Tscheppach in Solothurn was part of the large merger that created Buchegg in 2014.
• Tschiertschen in Grisons merged with Praden to become Tschiertschen-Praden in 2009.
• Tschierv in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Val Müstair in 2009.
• Tschlin in Grisons merged with Ramosch to form Valsot in 2013.
• Tumegl/Tomils in Grisons was part of the merger that created Tomils in 2009.
• Turtmann in Valais merged with Unterems to become Turtmann-Unterems in 2013.
• Tüscherz-Alfermée in Bern merged with Twann to become Twann-Tüscherz in 2010.
• Twann in Bern merged with Tüscherz-Alfermée to become Twann-Tüscherz in 2010.
• Ueken in Aargau merged with Herznach to become Herznach-Ueken in 2023.
• Uffikon in Lucerne joined Dagmersellen in 2006.
• Ulrichen in Valais was part of the merger that created Obergoms in 2009.
• Umiken in Aargau joined Brugg in 2010.
• Undervelier in Jura was part of the large merger that created Haute-Sorne in 2013.
• Unterbözberg in Aargau was part of the merger that created Bözberg in 2013.
• Unterems in Valais was part of the merger that created Turtmann-Unterems in 2013.
• Unterendingen in Aargau joined Endingen in 2014.
• Unterstammheim in Zürich was part of the merger that created Stammheim in 2019.
• Untersteckholz in Bern joined Langenthal in 2010.
• Unterstrass in Zürich joined Zürich in 1893.
• Vaglio in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Capriasca in 2001.
• Valangin in Neuchâtel joined Neuchâtel in 2021.
• Valchava in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Val Müstair in 2009.
• Valcolla in Ticino joined Lugano in 2013.
• Valendas in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Safiental in 2013.
• Vallamand in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Vully-les-Lacs in 2011.
• Valzeina in Grisons joined Grüsch in 2011.
• Vauffelin in Bern was part of the merger that created Sauge in 2014.
• Vaugondry in Vaud was part of the merger that created Tévenon in 2011.
• Vaumarcus in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created La Grande Béroche in 2018.
• Vella in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Lumnezia in 2013.
• Vellerat in Jura joined Courrendlin in 2019.
• Veltheim (Winterthur)|Veltheim in Zürich joined Winterthur in 1922.
• Venthône in Valais was part of the merger that created Noble-Contrée in 2021.
• Verdabbio in Grisons joined Grono in 2017.
• Vergeletto in Ticino joined Onsernone in 2016.
• Vermes, Switzerland|Vermes in Jura was part of the merger that created Val Terbi in 2013.
• Vernamiège in Valais was part of the merger that created Mont-Noble in 2011.
• Vernay, Switzerland|Vernay in Fribourg was part of the large merger that created Estavayer in 2017.
• Versam in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Safiental in 2013.
• Verscio in Ticino was part of the merger that created Terre di Pedemonte in 2013.
• Veyras, Switzerland|Veyras in Valais was part of the merger that created Noble-Contrée in 2021.
• Vezio in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Alto Malcantone in 2005.
• Vicosoprano in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Bregaglia in 2010.
• Vicques, Switzerland|Vicques in Jura was part of the merger that created Val Terbi in 2013.
• Viganello in Ticino joined Lugano in 2004.
• Vignogn in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Lumnezia in 2013.
• Villa Luganese in Ticino joined Lugano in 2008.
• Villarbeney in Fribourg joined Botterens in 2006.
• Villarepos in Fribourg joined Courtepin in 2017.
• Villars-Bramard in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Valbroye in 2011.
• Villars-Burquin in Vaud was part of the merger that created Tévenon in 2011.
• Villars-le-Grand in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Vully-les-Lacs in 2011.
• Villars-Mendraz in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Jorat-Menthue in 2011.
• Villars-sous-Champvent in Vaud joined Champvent in 2012.
• Villars-Tiercelin in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Jorat-Menthue in 2011.
• Villarvolard in Fribourg joined Corbières in 2011.
• Villaz-Saint-Pierre in Fribourg was part of the merger that created Villaz in 2020.
• Villeneuve, Fribourg|Villeneuve in Fribourg joined Surpierre in 2017.
• Villette, Switzerland|Villette in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Bourg-en-Lavaux in 2011.
• Villiers, Switzerland|Villiers in Neuchâtel was part of the large merger that created Val-de-Ruz in 2013.
• Vira, Switzerland|Vira in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Gambarogno in 2010.
• Vissoie in Valais was part of the large merger that created Anniviers in 2009.
• Vogorno in Ticino was part of the large merger that created Verzasca in 2020.
• Vollèges in Valais was part of the merger that created Val de Bagnes in 2021.
• Vrin in Grisons was part of the large merger that created Lumnezia in 2013.
• Vuarmarens in Fribourg joined Ursy in 2012.
• Vuibroye in Vaud was part of the large merger that created Oron in 2012.
• Vuissens in Fribourg was part of the large merger that created Estavayer in 2017.
• Vuisternens-en-Ogoz in Fribourg was part of the large merger that created Gibloux in 2016.
• Wahlern in Bern was part of the merger that created Schwarzenburg in 2011.
• Wallenried in Fribourg joined Courtepin in 2017.
• Waltalingen in Zürich was part of the merger that created Stammheim in 2019.
• Waltensburg/Vuorz in Grisons joined Breil/Brigels in 2018.
• Wanzwil in Bern joined Heimenhausen in 2009.
• Welschenrohr in Solothurn merged with Gänsbrunnen to become Welschenrohr-Gänsbrunnen in 2021.
• Wiesen, Switzerland|Wiesen in Grisons joined Davos in 2009.
• Wil, Aargau|Wil in Aargau was part of the large merger that created Mettauertal in 2010.
• Wildhaus in St. Gallen was part of the merger that created Wildhaus-Alt St. Johann in 2010.
• Willisau Land in Lucerne merged with Willisau Stadt to become Willisau in 2006.
• Willisau Stadt in Lucerne merged with Willisau Land to become Willisau in 2006.
• Winikon in Lucerne joined Triengen in 2009.
• Wolfisberg in Bern joined Niederbipp in 2020.
• Zauggenried in Bern joined Fraubrunnen in 2014.
• Zimmerwald in Bern merged with Englisberg to form Wald in 2004.
• Zumholz in Fribourg joined Plaffeien in 2017.