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SUISSE (Plus De 120 000 Hab.) 2 B LE-CAMPAGNE (BASEL-LANDSCHAFT) H R a L L E M a G N E 3 APPENZELL RHODES-INTÉRIEURES Plus De 330 000 Hab v. COLMAR v. FRIBOURG- 8° vers STUTTGART vers 9° vers ULM 10° 1 BÂLE-VILLE (BASEL-STADT) STUTTGART Capitale d'État EN-BRISGAU TITISEE N 2 Â I SUISSE (plus de 120 000 hab.) B LE-CAMPAGNE (BASEL-LANDSCHAFT) H R A L L E M A G N E 3 APPENZELL RHODES-INTÉRIEURES Plus de 330 000 hab. (APPENZELL INNERRHODEN) MÜLLHEIM Randen vers vers ULM vers RAVENSBURG vers FÜSSEN APPENZELL RHODES-EXTÉRIEURES 912 MEMMINGEN MUNICH Plus de 100 000 hab. 4 6 (APPENZELL AUSSERRHODEN) Schaffhouse SINGEN KEMPTEN 5 ZOUG (ZUG) MULHOUSE (Schaffhausen) Stein CONSTANCE WANGEN Plus de 50 000 hab. am Rhein L 6 SCHAFFHOUSE (SCHAFFHAUSEN) ac WALDSHUT Kreuzlingen de FRIEDRICHSHAFEN Plus de 20 000 hab. 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