Vully

Vully ( French , German Wistenlach ) originally refers to a range of hills between Lake Murten and Lake Neuchâtel in Switzerland . Municipalities in the canton of Friborg , which are located on the southern slope of the Vully, as well as a municipality in the canton of Vaud and the new district Broye-Vully have Vully in their name and thus refer to the mountain:

• Mont Vully - mountain / range of hills between Lake Murten and Lake Neuchâtel
• Mont-Vully - In 2016 the municipality of the former Bas-Vully and Haut-Vully municipalities merged
• Bas-Vully - former municipality that merged in 1850 from the formerly independent districts Sugiez, Nant and Praz (Vully)
• Haut-Vully - former municipality consisting of the districts of Môtier, Lugnorre, Joressens, Mur (Vully) and Guévaux
• Vully-le-Haut - until 1977 the official name of the municipality of Haut-Vully
• Vully-les-Lacs - In 2011 the municipality merged from the former municipalities of Bellerive (VD), Chabrey, Constantine, Montmagny, Mur (VD), Vallamand and Villars-le-Grand
• Broye-Vully district - Vaudois district, created in 2006 from the merger of the former districts of Moudon, Avenches and Payerne

See also:

• Vully (AOC) - wine-growing region (since 2012) in the Freiburg and Vaudois wine-growing regions near Mont Vully
• Mont Vully (cheese) - semi-hard cheese from Cressier in Freiburg
• Gâteau du Vully - cake specialty from the region around Mont Vully
• Vully (ship) - motorized passenger ship (built in 1960) on Lake Murten
• Oppidum von Bas-Vully - Oppidum of the Helvetii on Mont Vully

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.