Canton Freiburg
| canton Freiburg | |
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| base data | |
| principal place: | Freiburg (Fribourg) |
| surface: | 1,671 km ² (rank 8) |
| inhabitants: | 251.308 (2004) (rank 11) |
| population density: | 149 Einw. /km ² (rank 17) |
| entry to the confederation: | 1481 |
| abbreviation: | FR |
| languages: | German, French |
| Website: | Canton Freiburg |
| map | |
the canton Freiburg is a canton in the west of Switzerland (German: Freiburg; French: Fribourg; Italian: Friburgo; rätoromanisch: Friburg; English: Fribourg).
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geography
- highest collection: the Vanil Noir with 2,389 meters
- deepest point: 430 meters at the new citizen lake (Lac de Neuchâtel)
population
languages
bilingual canton with bilingual capital and important bilingual area.
- Native language (conditions 1990)
- French: 60.9 per cent
- of German: 29.7 per cent
- other oneLanguages: 9.4 per cent
of history
see: History of the canton Freiburg
of the Pré de Riva is southern of the new citizen lake a reconstructed settlement of building of stakes in Gletterens with Vallon . On the northern side far away is to only about 26 km inCanton new castle (on height of the A5-Tunnels) a further archaeological „park Laténium “in Hauterive, east of new castle (Neuchatel), which to the place „of the Musée CAN-tonally d´archéologie “stepped and shows latènezeitliche finds.
cities and places
The two bilingual cities Freiburg are noteworthy in the Uechtland (frz. Fribourg) and Murten (frz. Morat), besides the other historical district principal places Tafers (frz. Tavel), bull, Romont, Estavayer le Lac and Châtel Saint Denis.
The canton Freiburg is into a ruralThe south/southeast and an urbanized, closely settled the north/northwest divided. The largest cities are Freiburg and bull. The bilingual canton capital and dye Freiburg are integrated into the metropolitan area (region) Berne. It covers approx. 95 ' 000 inhabitants (31. December 2004).
- Freiburg in the Üechtland /Fribourg,32,549 inhabitants (2002)
- bull, 16,500 inhabitants (2005)
- Villars sur Glâne, 10,300 inhabitants (2005)
- Marly, 7,500 inhabitants (2005)
- you things, 7,000 inhabitants (2004)
- Murten, 5,584 inhabitants (2002)
- Wünnewil Flamatt, 5,087 inhabitants (2002)
- Estavayer le Lac, 4,656 inhabitants (2003)
Districts and municipalities
the canton is divided into the seven districts:
- Broye französischsprachig
- Glâne französischsprachig
- Gruyère (dt. Greyerz) französischsprachig with the only German-language municipality Jaun
- Saane (frz. Sarine) in two languages French and German
- lake (frz. Lac) in two languages German and French
- scythe (frz. Singine) German-language
- Veveyse (dt. Vivisbach französischsprachig)
see also: Altogether the canton covers
districts of the canton Freiburg 176 municipalities.
see: Municipalities of the canton Freiburg
personalities
- David Aebi, Ice hockey-gate-wait in the NHL
- Mia Aegerter, Pop singer and actress
- Urs Kolly, repeated paralympics winner
- Jean Bourgknecht, Bundesrat
- Petrus Canisius, holy
- Joseph Deiss, Upper House of Parliament
- René Fasel, ice hockey functionary
- Nicolas Fiva, Jesuit
- Hans Gieng, sculptor
- Jean Baptiste greed pool of broadcasting corporations, paedagogue
- Gustav, Chansonnier
- Gonzague de Reynold, Schriftsteller and professor
- Joseph Siffert, Formel-1-Rennfahrer
- Jean Tinguely, Maler, sculptor and experimental artist
- Thérèse Meyer - Kaelin, national council president
- Jean Marie Musy, Upper House of Parliament
- Roger de wake, journalist
Web on the left of
- official Website of the canton Freiburg
- official statistics
- tourism federation free citizen country
- article Freiburg (canton) in the historical encyclopedia of Switzerland
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