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Name Nummer 1000 Lausanne VD Espace Mittelland 1 1008 Sektion PLZ Ort Kanton Name Nummer 1000 Lausanne VD Espace Mittelland 1 1008 Jouxtens-Mézery VD Espace Mittelland 1 1008 Prilly VD Espace Mittelland 1 1009 Pully VD Espace Mittelland 1 1020 Renens VD Espace Mittelland 1 1022 Chavannes-près-Renes VD Espace Mittelland 1 1023 Crissier VD Espace Mittelland 1 1024 Ecublens VD Espace Mittelland 1 1025 St-Sulpice VD Espace Mittelland 1 1026 Denges VD Espace Mittelland 1 1026 Echandens VD Espace Mittelland 1 1027 Lonay VD Espace Mittelland 1 1028 Préverenges VD Espace Mittelland 1 1029 Villars-Ste-Croix VD Espace Mittelland 1 1030 Bussigny-près-Lausanne VD Espace Mittelland 1 1031 Mex VD Espace Mittelland 1 1032 Romanel-sur-Lausanne VD Espace Mittelland 1 1033 Cheseaux-sur-Lausanne VD Espace Mittelland 1 1034 Boussens VD Espace Mittelland 1 1035 Bournens VD Espace Mittelland 1 1036 Sullens VD Espace Mittelland 1 1037 Etagnières VD Espace Mittelland 1 1038 Bercher VD Espace Mittelland 1 1040 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