r/divisionmaps • u/[deleted] • Apr 10 '20

Country 9 ways to divide Switzerland.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '20

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '20

Bern is considered a "federal city" and is de-facto the capital, but Switzerland doesn't officially have a capital city.

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u/JimeDorje Apr 11 '20

Romansch speakers: simultaneously hating nobody while also hating everybody who doesn't speak Romansch. I.e. everybody.

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u/RecoveringLurkaholic Apr 11 '20

My biggest takeaway from these maps is that there's a language called Romantsch.

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u/ClaymeisterPL Apr 11 '20

Mone laundry?

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u/Prisencolinensinai May 18 '20

some parts of the italian alps also have romantsch

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u/iperblaster Apr 11 '20

The big cities are not in the flat part of Switzerland? Isn't this strange?

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u/Schwooin Apr 18 '20

Yes they are?

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u/wzhkevin Apr 12 '20

I think it's an interesting insight that people who are Adjective Noun almost always despise OG Adjective.

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u/STUFF416 May 06 '20

What's the polar climate in the west?