Municipalities of the canton of Friborg
The canton of Friborg comprises 133 political communities (as of January 2020). The main town is Freiburg (Friborg). District capitals are highlighted in bold.
List of municipalities
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The land area of the municipalities in the canton of Friborg is 1,590.71 km². In addition, there is the Galm state forest with 2.57 km² (total 1,593.28 km²) and the lake area share of 78.14 km² (Lac de la Gruyère / Gruyère Lake 8.56 km², Lac de Neuchâtel / Neuchâtel lake 55.19 km², Lake Murten 14.39 km²). Thus the total area of the canton of Friborg is 1671.42 km².
Changes in the community
Municipalities until 1961
Parishes until 1967
Parishes until 1969
Municipalities until 01.1970
Municipalities until 03.1970
Municipalities until 12.1970
Municipalities until 05.1972
Municipalities until 12.1972
Municipalities until 02.1974
Municipalities until 12.1974
Municipalities until 1975
Municipalities until 1976
Municipalities until 05.1977
Municipalities until 12.1977
Municipalities until 1980
Municipalities until 1981
Municipalities until 1982
Municipalities until 1988
Municipalities until 1990
Municipalities until 1991
Municipalities until 1992
Municipalities until 1993
Municipalities until 1995
Municipalities until 1996
Municipalities until 1997
Municipalities until 1998
Municipalities until 1999
Municipalities until 2000
Municipalities until 2001
Municipalities until 2002
Municipalities until 2003
Municipalities until 2004
Municipalities until 2005
Municipalities until 2011
Municipalities until 2012
Municipalities until 2013
Municipalities until 2015
Municipalities until 2016
Municipalities by 2019
Mergers
- Chavannes-sous-Orsonnens , Granges-la-Battiaz → Chavannes-sous-Orsonnens (according to the decree of September 7, 1866)
- Arruffens , Romont → Romont (according to the decree of May 20, 1868)
- 1923: Düdingen [split] → Düdingen and Schmitten
- 1968: La Rougève , Semsales → Semsales
- 1969: Ecublens , Eschiens , Villangeaux → Ecublens
- 1970: Pont-en-Ogoz , Villars-d'Avry → Le Bry
- 1970: Marly-le-Grand , Marly-le-Petit → Marly
- 1971: Neuhaus , Plasselb → Plasselb
- 1972: Illens , Rossens → Rossens
- 1973: Macconnens , Villarimboud → Villarimboud
- 1974: Courlevon , Coussiberlé → Courlevon
- 1975: Burg , Murten → Murten
- 1976: Chésalles , Marly → Marly
- 1977: Belfaux , Cutterwil → Belfaux
- 1977: Ependes , Sales → Ependes
- 1978: Le Saulgy , Siviriez , Villaranon → Siviriez
- 1978: Fuyens , Villaz-Saint-Pierre → Villaz-Saint-Pierre
- 1978: Grossguschelmuth , Kleinguschelmuth → Guschelmuth
- 1978: Grossgurmels , Monterschu → Gurmels
- 1981: Les Glânes , Romont → Romont
- 1981: Nierlet-les-Bois , Ponthaux → Ponthaux
- 1981: Montborget , Murist , La Vounaise → Murist
- 1982: Formangueires , Lossy → Lossy-Formangueires
- 1983: Chandossel , Villarepos → Villarepos
- 1989: Bonnefontaine , Montécu → Bonnefontaine
- 1991: Altavilla , Murten → Murten
- 1991: Morlens , Vuarmarens → Vuarmarens
- 1991: Les Friques , Saint-Aubin → Saint-Aubin
- 1992: Franex , Murist → Murist
- 1993: Blessens , Rue → Rue
- 1994: Chandon , Léchelles → Léchelles
- 1996: Farvagny-le-Grand , Farvagny-le-Petit , Grenilles , Posat → Farvagny
- 1997: Cormérod , Cournillens , Courtion , Misery → Misery-Courtion
- 1998: Billens , Hennens → Billens-Hennens
- 1999: Corpataux , Magnedens → Corpataux-Magnedens
- 2000: Corsalettes and Grolley → Grolley
- 2000: Gurmels and Kleingurmels → Gurmels
- 2000: Montagny-la-Ville and Montagny-les-Monts → Montagny
- 2001: Avry-sur-Matran and Corjolens → Avry
- 2001: Maules , Romanens and Rueyres-Treyfayes → Sâles
- 2001: Bionnens , Mossel , Ursy and Vauderens → Ursy
- 2001: Gillarens , Promasens and Rue → Rue
- 2001: Lentigny , Lovens and Onnens → La Brillaz
- 2001: Chavannes-sous-Orsonnens , Orsonnens , Villargiroud and Villarsiviriaux → Villorsonnens
- 2001: Marsens and Vuippens → Marsens
- 2001: Ecuvillens and Posieux → Hauterive
- 2002: Albeuve , Lessoc , Montbovon and Neirivue → Haut-Intyamon
- 2003: Avry-devant-Pont , Le Bry and Gumefens → Pont-en-Ogoz
- 2003: Gurmels , Guschelmuth , Liebistorf and Wallenbuch → Gurmels
- 2003: Les Ecasseys , Estévenens , La Joux , Lieffrens , La Magne , Sommentier , Villariaz and Vuisternens-devant-Romont → Vuisternens-devant-Romont
- 2003: Courtaman and Courtepin → Courtepin
- 2003: Estavayer-le-Gibloux , Rueyres-Saint-Laurent , Villarlod and Villarsel-le-Gibloux → Le Glèbe
- 2003: Bonnefontaine , Essert , Montévraz , Oberried , Praroman and Zénauva → Le Mouret
- 2004: Bouloz , Pont (Veveyse) and Porsel → Le Flon
- 2004: Mannens-Grandsivaz and Montagny → Montagny
- 2004: Besencens , Fiaugères and Saint-Martin → Saint-Martin
- 2004: La Corbaz , Cormagens and Lossy-Formangueires → La Sonnaz
- 2004: Berlens and Mézières → Mézières
- 2004: Middes and Torny-le-Grand → Torny
- 2004: Aumont , Frasses , Granges-de-Vesin and Montet (Broye) → Les Montets
- 2004: Enney , Estavannens and Villars-sous-Mont → Bas-Intyamon
- 2004: Chavannes-les-Forts , Prez-vers-Siviriez , Siviriez and Villaraboud → Siviriez
- 2004: La Neirigue and Vuisternens-devant-Romont → Vuisternens-devant-Romont
- 2004: Le Crêt , Grattavache and Progens → La Verrerie
- 2005: Delley and Portalban → Delley-Portalban
- 2005: Chapelle (Broye) and Cheiry → Cheiry
- 2005: Cordast and Gurmels → Gurmels
- 2005: Cugy and Vesin → Cugy
- 2005: Praratoud and Surpierre → Surpierre
- 2005: Lussy and Villarimboud → La Folliaz
- 2006: Botterens and Villarbeney → Botterens
- 2006: Bulle and La Tour-de-Trême → Bulle
- 2006: Autavaux , Forel and Montbrelloz → Vernay
- 2006: Esmonts and Vuarmarens → Vuarmarens
- 2006: Bollion , Lully and Seiry → Lully
- 2006: Agriswil and Ried near Kerzers → Ried near Kerzers
- 2011: Corbières and Villarvolard → Corbières
- 2012: Estavayer-le-Lac and Font → Estavayer-le-Lac
- 2012: Ursy and Vuarmarens → Ursy
- 2014: Cerniat and Charmey → Val-de-Charmey
- 2016: Domdidier , Dompierre , Léchelles and Russy → Belmont-Broye
- 2016: Autafond and Belfaux → Belfaux
- 2016: Corpataux-Magnedens , Farvagny , Le Glèbe , Rossens and Vuisternens-en-Ogoz → Gibloux
- 2016: Courlevon , Jeuss , Lurtigen , Murten and Salvenach → Murten
- 2016: Bas-Vully and Haut-Vully → Mont-Vully
- 2017: Surpierre and Villeneuve → Surpierre
- 2017: Bussy , Estavayer-le-Lac , Morens , Murist , Rueyres-les-Prés , Vuissens and Vernay → Estavayer
- 2017: Barberêche , Courtepin , Villarepos and Wallenried → Courtepin
- 2017: Chésopelloz and Corminboeuf → Corminboeuf
- 2017: Châbles and Cheyres → Cheyres-Châbles
- 2017: Oberschrot , Plaffeien and Zumholz → Plaffeien
- 2020: Corserey , Noréaz and Prez-vers-Noréaz → Prez
- 2020: La Folliaz , Villaz-Saint-Pierre → Villaz
Not completed or postponed
- 2018: Kerzers and Ried at Kerzers → Kerzers
- 2018: Düdingen , Schmitten , Ueberstorf and Wünnewil-Flamatt → Flamatt
- 2018: Chénens , La Folliaz , Romont , Siviriez , Villaz-Saint-Pierre and Villorsonnens → Glâne
- 2018: Delley-Portalban , Gletterens , Saint-Aubin and Vallon → Portalban
- 2018: Greng , Meyriez and Murten → Murten
- 2018: Arconciel , Ependes , Friborg , Marly , Pierrafortscha and Villarsel-sur-Marly → Friborg
- planned: Clavaleyres (BE) and Murten → Murten
Individual evidence
- ^ Official register of Swiss municipalities. In: bfs.admin.ch. Federal Statistical Office (FSO), accessed on January 10, 2018 .
- ↑ Federal Statistical Office Generalized Limits 2020.
