Oberlandquart district

Oberlandquart district
Country:	Switzerland
Canton :	Grisons
Region ISO :	CH-GR
FSO number :	1811
Map of the former Oberlandquart district

The former districts of the canton of Graubünden

The Oberlandquart district ( Romansh district da Landquart see below ) was a civil court district of the Swiss canton of Graubünden from 1851 to 2000 . It included the districts of Jenaz , Luzein , Küblis and Klosters in the central and inner Prättigau as well as Davos in the Landwasser valley . At the beginning of 2001 it was expanded to include the Schiers and Seewis districts and was given the new name Prättigau-Davos .

The Oberlandquart district is broken down into districts and municipalities

circle	Municipal coat of arms	Name of the parish	Area in km²	Remarks
District of Davos		Davos	254.41
Jenaz district		Fideris	25.36
		Furna	33.32
		Jenaz	25.91
District of Klosters		Monastery	193.10
District of Klosters	-	Serneus	?	At Klosters since 1865.
Küblis district		Conters	18.40
		Küblis	8.14
		Saas	26.71
Luzein district		Asherina	9.62
	-	Book	?	To Luzein since 1892.
		Castels	?	Since 1979 at St. Antönien.
		Luzein	31.60
	-	Pany	?	To Luzein since 1892.
	-	Plaster	?	To Luzein since 1892.
	-	Rüti	?	Since 1979 at St. Antönien.
		St. Antönien	42.66	Merged in 1979 from Castels and Rüti.

1851: Separation from Davos and change of district from Oberlandquart → Arosa to the Plessur district
1865: Fusion of Klosters and Serneus → Klosters
1892: Fusion of Luzein , Buchen , Pany and Putz → Luzein
1953: Change of name from Ascharina → St. Antönien Ascharina
1953: Change of name from Castels → St. Antönien-Castels
1953: Change of name from Rüti im Prättigau → St. Antönien Rüti
1973: Name change from Klosters → Klosters-Serneus
1979: St. Antönien-Castels and St. Antönien Rüti → St. Antönien
2001: District change of all communities in the former Oberlandquarts district → Prättigau-Davos district

Population development
data according to Jürg Simonett: Oberlandquart. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .