Municipalities of the canton of Ticino

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Municipalities in the canton of Ticino

There are 106 municipalities in the canton of Ticino , Switzerland, (as of April 2022). [1] Municipalities (comuni) are grouped in circles (circoli) which are part of districts (distretti).

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Number of municipalities [1]
01.01.1995245
15.04.2001243
15.10.2001238
01.04.2004204
14.03.2005199
29.01.2006196
22.10.2006190
20.04.2008181
05.04.2009176
25.10.2009169
25.04.2010161
21.11.2010157
01.04.2012147
14.04.2013135
10.04.2016130
15.06.2021108

In last centuries there were many changes (renaming, merges, splits) of municipalities. The following list enumerates all the changes, with the official (published) date (the new authorities are elected after some time, so sometime there are some other date). Changes from 25 June 1803:

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  1. 1 2 "Elenco dei comuni appartenenti al Canton Ticino" (in Italian). USTAT Canton Ticino. Retrieved 15 June 2021.

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