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The Story of Switzerland

by Lina Hug and Richard Stead

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Showing Names (German and French), Areas, and Populations of Cantons

German Name.French Name.Area in Square Miles.Population (approximate) Dec. 1, 1888.
1. AargauArgovie543193,000
2. AppenzellAppenzell
{Ausser Rhoden{Rhodes Extérieures10054,000
{Inner Rhoden{Rhodes Intérieures6013,000
3. Basel StadtBâle-Ville1474,000
″ Land″ Campagne16362,000
4. BernBerne2,660539,000
5. FreiburgFribourg644119,000
6. St. GallenSt. Gall779229,000
7. GenfGenève (Geneva)109107,000
8. GlarusGlaris26733,000
9. GraubündenGrisons2,77496,000
10. LuzernLucerne579135,000
11. NeuenburgNeuchâtel312109,000
12. SchaffhausenSchaffhouse11637,000
13. SchwyzSchwyz (Schwytz)35150,000
14. SolothurnSoleure30385,000
15. TessinTessin (Italian, Ticino)1,095127,000
16. ThurgauThurgovie381105,000
17. Unterwalden {Obdem WaldUnterwalden {Le Haut18315,000
{Mid dem ″{Le Bas11212,000
18. UriUri41517,000
19. WallisValais2,026102,000
20. WaadtVaud1,244251,000
21. ZugZoug9223,000
22. ZürichZurich665332,000
Total15,9872,920,7231

Footnotes

1 This grand total of the population, on Dec. 1, 1888, is taken from the provisional Census Tables issued by the Swiss Government in 1889.

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