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Land area of the 93 Swiss communes: 555.1 km² (source: [1]).
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Population of the 93 Swiss communes in January 2021: 609,068 (source: [3]).
Population of the 158 French communes in January 2021: 444,368 (source: [4]).
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Land area of the 93 Swiss communes: 555.1 km² (source: [1]).
Land area of the 158 French communes: 1737.1 km² (source: [2]).
As of 2020, the Eurostat-defined Functional Urban Area of Geneva was made up of 93 Swiss communes and 158 French communes: Federal Statistical Office spreadsheet listing the Swiss and French communes of the Geneva Functional Urban Area.
Population of the 93 Swiss communes in January 2021: 609,068 (source: [3]).
Population of the 158 French communes in January 2021: 444,368 (source: [4]).
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Population of the 93 Swiss communes in January 2010: 541,380 (source: [25]).
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Population of the 158 French communes in January 2010: 365,223 (source: [26]).

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Land area of the 158 French communes: 1737.1 km² (source: [2]).

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