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The Seeland area in Switzerland is a special part of the Bern canton. It's like a district, which is a group of towns and villages that work together. Seeland is home to 46 different municipalities, which are like small local governments. This area covers about 335 square kilometers.

Karte Verwaltungskreis Seeland 2010
Maps of municipalities in Seeland administrative district

What is Seeland?

Seeland is an administrative district in the canton of Bern. Think of a canton as a state or a large region in Switzerland. An administrative district helps organize how these towns and villages are managed. It makes sure services like schools and roads work well for everyone.

Towns and Villages

The Seeland district has 46 different municipalities. Each municipality is a small community with its own local government. They all work together within the larger Seeland district.

Some of the larger towns in Seeland include:

  • Lyss: This is one of the biggest towns in Seeland. It has a population of over 11,000 people.
  • Aarberg: Aarberg is another important town. It has a population of almost 4,000 people.
  • Schüpfen: This municipality is home to over 3,300 people.

Even though some towns are bigger, every municipality is an important part of the Seeland district. They all contribute to the area's unique character.

How Big is Seeland?

The Seeland district covers an area of about 335 square kilometers. To give you an idea, that's roughly the size of a medium-sized city. It's a mix of towns, villages, and natural areas. The district is known for its flat landscapes and fertile land. This makes it a great place for farming.

See also

Kids robot.svg In Spanish: Distrito administrativo del Seeland para niños

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