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Romandía

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Also known as French-speaking Switzerland, French Switzerland

región francófona de Suiza

Key facts

Settlement.name
Romandy
Settlement.settlement_type
Cultural region of Switzerland
Settlement.image_map
Sprachen CH 2000 EN.svg
Settlement.map_caption
Language distribution in Switzerland by the year 2000. Romandy is shown in green.
Settlement.demographics_type1
Demographics
Settlement.demographics1_title1
Languages
Settlement.demographics1_info1
French (Swiss French)
Settlement.area_total_km2
8284
Settlement.population_as_of
2019
Settlement.population_total
1,951,187
Settlement.population_density_km2
235
Settlement.seat_type
Largest city
Settlement.seat
Geneva
Settlement.subdivision_type1
Country
Settlement.subdivision_name1
Switzerland
Settlement.subdivision_type2
Entire Cantons
Settlement.subdivision_name2
GenevaJuraNeuchâtelVaud
Settlement.subdivision_type3
Parts of Cantons

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
cultural region
Demonym
Romands
Located in
Switzerland
Image
Karte Schweizer Sprachgebiete 2026.png
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Commons category
Romandie
topic's main category
Category:Romandy
language used
French
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Article · Español

Romandía,​ Suiza francesa o Suiza romanda (en francés, Romandie, Suisse française o Suisse romande; en alemán, Romandie o Welschschweiz; en italiano, Romandia o Svizzera romanda) es la parte francófona de Suiza.​ Comprende los cantones de Ginebra, Vaud, Neuchâtel y Jura, así como las zonas francófonas de los cantones de Berna, Valais (74 %) y Friburgo. Alrededor de 1,95 millones de personas (el 24,5 % de la población suiza) vive en Romandía.

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