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Wikipedia:WikiProject Swiss municipalities/List of title variations/D-K

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 * Dagmersellen	Dagmersellen LU Dagmersellen (LU)  Dagmersellen (Lucerne)  Dagmersellen, Switzerland
 * Dachsen	Dachsen ZH Dachsen (ZH)  Dachsen (Zurich)  Dachsen, Switzerland
 * Dägerlen	Dägerlen ZH Dägerlen (ZH)  Dägerlen (Zurich)  Dägerlen, Switzerland
 * Daillens	Daillens VD Daillens (VD)  Daillens (Vaud)  Daillens, Switzerland
 * Dallenwil	Dallenwil NW Dallenwil (NW)  Dallenwil (Nidwalden)  Dallenwil, Switzerland
 * Dällikon	Dällikon ZH Dällikon (ZH)  Dällikon (Zurich)  Dällikon, Switzerland
 * Dalpe	Dalpe TI Dalpe (TI)  Dalpe (Ticino)  Dalpe, Switzerland
 * Damphreux	Damphreux JU Damphreux (JU)  Damphreux (Jura)  Damphreux, Switzerland
 * Damvant	Damvant JU Damvant (JU)  Damvant (Jura)  Damvant, Switzerland
 * Däniken	Däniken SO Däniken (SO)  Däniken (Solothurn)  Däniken, Switzerland
 * Dänikon	Dänikon ZH Dänikon (ZH)  Dänikon (Zurich)  Dänikon, Switzerland
 * Dardagny	Dardagny GE Dardagny (GE)  Dardagny (Geneva)  Dardagny, Switzerland
 * Därligen	Därligen BE Därligen (BE)  Därligen, Bern  Därligen, Switzerland
 * Därstetten	Därstetten BE Därstetten (BE)  Därstetten, Bern  Därstetten, Switzerland
 * Dättlikon	Dättlikon ZH Dättlikon (ZH)  Dättlikon (Zurich)  Dättlikon, Switzerland
 * Davesco-Soragno	Davesco-Soragno TI Davesco-Soragno (TI)  Davesco-Soragno (Ticino)  Davesco-Soragno, Switzerland
 * Davesco	Davesco TI Davesco (TI)  Davesco (Ticino)  Davesco, Switzerland
 * Soragno	Soragno TI Soragno (TI)  Soragno (Ticino)  Soragno, Switzerland
 * Davos	Davos GR Davos (GR)  Davos (Graubünden)  Davos, Switzerland
 * Degen	Degen GR Degen (GR) Degen (Graubünden)  Degen, Switzerland
 * Degersheim	Degersheim SG Degersheim (SG)  Degersheim (St. Gallen)  Degersheim, Switzerland
 * Deisswil	Deisswil BE Deisswil (BE)  Deisswil, Bern  Deisswil, Switzerland
 * Deisswil bei Münchenbuchsee 	Deisswil bei Münchenbuchsee BE Deisswil bei Münchenbuchsee (BE)  Deisswil bei Münchenbuchsee, Bern  Deisswil bei Münchenbuchsee, Switzerland
 * Deitingen	Deitingen SO Deitingen (SO)  Deitingen (Solothurn)  Deitingen, Switzerland
 * Delémont	Delémont JU Delémont (JU)  Delémont (Jura)  Delémont, Switzerland Delsberg
 * Delley	Delley FR Delley (FR)  Delley (Fribourg)  Delley, Switzerland
 * Démoret	Démoret VD Démoret (VD)  Démoret (Vaud)  Démoret, Switzerland
 * Denens	Denens VD Denens (VD)  Denens (Vaud)  Denens, Switzerland
 * Denezy	Denezy VD Denezy (VD)  Denezy (Vaud)  Denezy, Switzerland
 * Denges	Denges VD Denges (VD)  Denges (Vaud)  Denges, Switzerland
 * Densbüren	Densbüren AG Densbüren (AG)  Densbüren (Aargau)  Densbüren, Switzerland
 * Derendingen	Derendingen SO Derendingen (SO)  Derendingen (Solothurn)  Derendingen, Switzerland
 * Develier	Develier JU Develier (JU)  Develier (Jura)  Develier, Switzerland
 * Diegten	Diegten BL Diegten (BL)  Diegten (Baselland) Diegten (Basel-Landschaft) Diegten, Switzerland
 * Dielsdorf	Dielsdorf ZH Dielsdorf (ZH)  Dielsdorf (Zurich)  Dielsdorf, Switzerland
 * Diemerswil	Diemerswil BE Diemerswil (BE)  Diemerswil, Bern  Diemerswil, Switzerland
 * Diemtigen	Diemtigen BE Diemtigen (BE)  Diemtigen, Bern  Diemtigen, Switzerland
 * Diepflingen	Diepflingen BL Diepflingen (BL)  Diepflingen (Baselland)  Diepflingen (Basel-Landschaft) Diepflingen, Switzerland
 * Diepoldsau	Diepoldsau SG Diepoldsau (SG)  Diepoldsau (St. Gallen)  Diepoldsau, Switzerland
 * Dierikon	Dierikon LU Dierikon (LU)  Dierikon (Lucerne)  Dierikon, Switzerland
 * Diessbach bei Büren	Diessbach bei Büren BE Diessbach bei Büren (BE)  Diessbach bei Büren, Bern  Diessbach bei Büren, Switzerland
 * Diessbach	Diessbach BE Diessbach (BE)  Diessbach, Bern  Diessbach, Switzerland Diesbach
 * Diesse	Diesse BE Diesse (BE)  Diesse, Bern  Diesse, Switzerland
 * Diessenhofen	Diessenhofen TG Diessenhofen (TG)  Diessenhofen (Thurgau)  Diessenhofen, Switzerland
 * Dietikon	Dietikon ZH Dietikon (ZH)  Dietikon (Zurich)  Dietikon, Switzerland
 * Dietlikon	Dietlikon ZH Dietlikon (ZH)  Dietlikon (Zurich)  Dietlikon, Switzerland
 * Dietwil	Dietwil AG Dietwil (AG)  Dietwil (Aargau)  Dietwil, Switzerland
 * Dinhard	Dinhard ZH Dinhard (ZH)  Dinhard (Zurich)  Dinhard, Switzerland
 * Dintikon	Dintikon AG Dintikon (AG)  Dintikon (Aargau)  Dintikon, Switzerland
 * Disentis/Mustér	Disentis/Mustér GR Disentis/Mustér (GR)  Disentis/Mustér (Graubünden)  Disentis/Mustér, Switzerland
 * Disentis Disentis GR Disentis (GR) Disentis (Graubünden) Disentis, Switzerland
 * Mustér Mustér GR Mustér (GR) Mustér (Graubünden) Mustér, Switzerland
 * Dittingen	Dittingen BL Dittingen (BL)  Dittingen (Baselland) Dittingen (Basel-Landschaft) Dittingen, Switzerland
 * Dizy	Dizy VD Dizy (VD)  Dizy (Vaud)  Dizy, Switzerland
 * Domat/Ems	Domat/Ems GR Domat/Ems (GR)  Domat/Ems (Graubünden)  Domat/Ems, Switzerland
 * Domat Domat GR Domat (GR) Domat (Graubünden) Domat, Switzerland
 * Ems Ems GR Ems (GR) Ems (Graubünden) Ems, Switzerland
 * Dombresson	Dombresson NE Dombresson (NE)  Dombresson (Neuenburg)  Dombresson, Switzerland
 * Domdidier	Domdidier FR Domdidier (FR)  Domdidier (Fribourg)  Domdidier, Switzerland
 * Dommartin	Dommartin VD Dommartin (VD)  Dommartin (Vaud)  Dommartin, Switzerland
 * Dompierre	Dompierre FR Dompierre (FR) Dompierre (Fribourg) Dompierre (Fribourg)   Dompierre, Switzerland
 * Dompierre	Dompierre VD Dompierre (VD) Dompierre (Vaud) Dompierre (Vaud)
 * Donat	Donat GR Donat (GR)  Donat (Graubünden)  Donat, Switzerland Donath Donath GR Donath (GR)  Donath (Graubünden)  Donath, Switzerland
 * Donatyre	Donatyre VD Donatyre (VD)  Donatyre (Vaud)  Donatyre, Switzerland
 * Dongio	Dongio TI Dongio (TI)  Dongio (Ticino)  Dongio, Switzerland
 * Donneloye	Donneloye VD Donneloye (VD)  Donneloye (Vaud)  Donneloye, Switzerland
 * Doppleschwand	Doppleschwand LU Doppleschwand (LU)  Doppleschwand (Lucerne)  Doppleschwand, Switzerland
 * Dorénaz	Dorénaz VS Dorénaz (VS)  Dorénaz (Valais)  Dorénaz, Switzerland
 * Dorf	Dorf ZH Dorf (ZH) Dorf (Zurich)  Dorf, Switzerland
 * Dörflingen	Dörflingen SH Dörflingen (SH)  Dörflingen (Schaffhausen)  Dörflingen, Switzerland
 * Dornach	Dornach SO Dornach (SO)  Dornach (Solothurn)  Dornach, Switzerland
 * Dottikon	Dottikon AG Dottikon (AG)  Dottikon (Aargau)  Dottikon, Switzerland
 * Döttingen	Döttingen AG Döttingen (AG)  Döttingen (Aargau)  Döttingen, Switzerland
 * Dotzigen	Dotzigen BE Dotzigen (BE)  Dotzigen, Bern  Dotzigen, Switzerland
 * Dozwil	Dozwil TG Dozwil (TG)  Dozwil (Thurgau)  Dozwil, Switzerland
 * Dübendorf	Dübendorf ZH Dübendorf (ZH)  Dübendorf (Zurich)  Dübendorf, Switzerland
 * Düdingen	Düdingen FR Düdingen (FR)  Düdingen (Fribourg)  Düdingen, Switzerland
 * Duggingen	Duggingen BL Duggingen (BL)  Duggingen (Baselland) Duggingen (Basel-Landschaft) Duggingen, Switzerland
 * Duillier	Duillier VD Duillier (VD)  Duillier (Vaud)  Duillier, Switzerland
 * Dulliken	Dulliken SO Dulliken (SO)  Dulliken (Solothurn)  Dulliken, Switzerland
 * Dully	Dully VD Dully (VD)  Dully (Vaud)  Dully, Switzerland
 * Dürnten	Dürnten ZH Dürnten (ZH)  Dürnten (Zurich)  Dürnten, Switzerland
 * Dürrenäsch	Dürrenäsch AG Dürrenäsch (AG)  Dürrenäsch (Aargau)  Dürrenäsch, Switzerland
 * Dürrenroth	Dürrenroth BE Dürrenroth (BE)  Dürrenroth, Bern  Dürrenroth, Switzerland
 * Duvin	Duvin GR Duvin (GR)  Duvin (Graubünden)  Duvin, Switzerland

E

 * Ebersecken	Ebersecken LU Ebersecken (LU)  Ebersecken (Lucerne)  Ebersecken, Switzerland
 * Ebikon	Ebikon LU Ebikon (LU)  Ebikon (Lucerne)  Ebikon, Switzerland
 * Ebnat-Kappel	Ebnat-Kappel SG Ebnat-Kappel (SG)  Ebnat-Kappel (St. Gallen)  Ebnat-Kappel, Switzerland
 * Ebnat Ebnat SG Ebnat (SG) Ebnat (St. Gallen) Ebnat, Switzerland
 * Echallens	Echallens VD Echallens (VD)  Echallens (Vaud)  Echallens, Switzerland
 * Echandens	Echandens VD Echandens (VD)  Echandens (Vaud)  Echandens, Switzerland
 * Echarlens	Echarlens FR Echarlens (FR)  Echarlens (Fribourg)  Echarlens, Switzerland
 * Echichens	Echichens VD Echichens (VD)  Echichens (Vaud)  Echichens, Switzerland
 * Eclagnens	Eclagnens VD Eclagnens (VD)  Eclagnens (Vaud)  Eclagnens, Switzerland
 * Eclépens	Eclépens VD Eclépens (VD)  Eclépens (Vaud)  Eclépens, Switzerland
 * Ecoteaux	Ecoteaux VD Ecoteaux (VD)  Ecoteaux (Vaud)  Ecoteaux, Switzerland
 * Ecublens	Ecublens FR Ecublens (FR) Ecublens (Fribourg) Ecublens (Fribourg) Ecublens, Switzerland
 * Ecublens	Ecublens VD Ecublens (VD) Ecublens (Vaud) Ecublens (Vaud)
 * Ederswiler	Ederswiler JU Ederswiler (JU)  Ederswiler (Jura)  Ederswiler, Switzerland
 * Effingen	Effingen AG Effingen (AG)  Effingen (Aargau)  Effingen, Switzerland
 * Egerkingen	Egerkingen SO Egerkingen (SO)  Egerkingen (Solothurn)  Egerkingen, Switzerland
 * Egg	Egg ZH Egg (ZH)  Egg (Zurich)  Egg, Switzerland
 * Eggenwil	Eggenwil AG Eggenwil (AG)  Eggenwil (Aargau)  Eggenwil, Switzerland
 * Eggerberg	Eggerberg VS Eggerberg (VS)  Eggerberg (Valais)  Eggerberg, Switzerland
 * Eggersriet	Eggersriet SG Eggersriet (SG)  Eggersriet (St. Gallen)  Eggersriet, Switzerland
 * Eggiwil	Eggiwil BE Eggiwil (BE)  Eggiwil, Bern  Eggiwil, Switzerland
 * Eglisau	Eglisau ZH Eglisau (ZH)  Eglisau (Zurich)  Eglisau, Switzerland
 * Egliswil	Egliswil AG Egliswil (AG)  Egliswil (Aargau)  Egliswil, Switzerland
 * Egnach	Egnach TG Egnach (TG)  Egnach (Thurgau)  Egnach, Switzerland
 * Egolzwil	Egolzwil LU Egolzwil (LU)  Egolzwil (Lucerne)  Egolzwil, Switzerland
 * Eich	Eich LU Eich (LU)  Eich (Lucerne)  Eich, Switzerland
 * Eichberg	Eichberg SG Eichberg (SG)  Eichberg (St. Gallen)  Eichberg, Switzerland
 * Eiken	Eiken AG Eiken (AG)  Eiken (Aargau)  Eiken, Switzerland
 * Einsiedeln	Einsiedeln SZ Einsiedeln (SZ)  Einsiedeln (Schwyz)  Einsiedeln, Switzerland
 * Eischoll	Eischoll VS Eischoll (VS)  Eischoll (Valais)  Eischoll, Switzerland
 * Eisten	Eisten VS Eisten (VS)  Eisten (Valais)  Eisten, Switzerland
 * Elfingen	Elfingen AG Elfingen (AG)  Elfingen (Aargau)  Elfingen, Switzerland
 * Elgg	Elgg ZH Elgg (ZH)  Elgg (Zurich)  Elgg, Switzerland
 * Ellikon Ellikon ZH Ellikon (ZH) Ellikon (Zurich) Ellikon, Switzerland
 * Ellikon Ellikon am Rhein Ellikon am Rhein (ZH) Ellikon am Rhein (Zurich) Ellikon am Rhein, Switzerland
 * Ellikon Ellikon an der Thur Ellikon an der Thur ZH Ellikon an der Thur (ZH)  Ellikon an der Thur (Zurich)  Ellikon an der Thur, Switzerland
 * Elm	Elm GL Elm (GL) Elm (Glarus)  Elm, Switzerland
 * Elsau	Elsau ZH Elsau (ZH)  Elsau (Zurich)  Elsau, Switzerland
 * Embd	Embd VS Embd (VS)  Embd (Valais)  Embd, Switzerland
 * Embrach	Embrach ZH Embrach (ZH)  Embrach (Zurich)  Embrach, Switzerland
 * Emmen	Emmen LU Emmen (LU) Emmen (Lucerne) Emmen, Switzerland
 * Emmetten	Emmetten NW Emmetten (NW)  Emmetten (Nidwalden)  Emmetten, Switzerland
 * Endingen	Endingen AG Endingen (AG)  Endingen (Aargau)  Endingen, Switzerland
 * Engelberg	Engelberg OW Engelberg (OW)  Engelberg (Obwalden)  Engelberg, Switzerland
 * Enges	Enges NE Enges (NE)  Enges (Neuenburg)  Enges, Switzerland
 * Engi	Engi GL Engi (GL)  Engi (Glarus)  Engi, Switzerland
 * Engollon	Engollon NE Engollon (NE)  Engollon (Neuenburg)  Engollon, Switzerland
 * Ennenda	Ennenda GL Ennenda (GL)  Ennenda (Glarus)  Ennenda, Switzerland
 * Ennetbaden	Ennetbaden AG Ennetbaden (AG)  Ennetbaden (Aargau)  Ennetbaden, Switzerland
 * Ennetbürgen	Ennetbürgen NW Ennetbürgen (NW)  Ennetbürgen (Nidwalden)  Ennetbürgen, Switzerland
 * Ennetmoos	Ennetmoos NW Ennetmoos (NW)  Ennetmoos (Nidwalden)  Ennetmoos, Switzerland
 * Entlebuch	Entlebuch LU Entlebuch (LU)  Entlebuch (Lucerne)  Entlebuch, Switzerland
 * Epalinges	Epalinges VD Epalinges (VD)  Epalinges (Vaud)  Epalinges, Switzerland
 * Epauvillers	Epauvillers JU Epauvillers (JU)  Epauvillers (Jura)  Epauvillers, Switzerland
 * Ependes	Ependes FR Ependes (FR) Ependes (Fribourg) Ependes Fribourg) Ependes, Switzerland
 * Ependes	Ependes VD Ependes (VD) Ependes (Vaud) Ependes (Vaud) Ependes, Switzerland
 * Epesses	Epesses VD Epesses (VD)  Epesses (Vaud)  Epesses, Switzerland
 * Epiquerez	Epiquerez JU Epiquerez (JU)  Epiquerez (Jura)  Epiquerez, Switzerland
 * Eppenberg-Wöschnau	Eppenberg-Wöschnau SO Eppenberg-Wöschnau (SO)  Eppenberg-Wöschnau (Solothurn)  Eppenberg-Wöschnau, Switzerland
 * Eppenberg Eppenberg SO Eppenberg (SO)  Eppenberg (Solothurn)  Eppenberg, Switzerland
 * Wöschnau	Wöschnau SO Wöschnau (SO)  Wöschnau (Solothurn)  Wöschnau, Switzerland
 * Epsach	Epsach BE Epsach (BE)  Epsach, Bern  Epsach, Switzerland
 * Eptingen	Eptingen BL Eptingen (BL)  Eptingen (Baselland) Eptingen (Basel-Landschaft)  Eptingen, Switzerland
 * Ergisch	Ergisch VS Ergisch (VS)  Ergisch (Valais)  Ergisch, Switzerland
 * Eriswil	Eriswil BE Eriswil (BE)  Eriswil, Bern  Eriswil, Switzerland
 * Eriz	Eriz BE Eriz (BE)  Eriz, Bern  Eriz, Switzerland
 * Erlach	Erlach BE Erlach (BE)  Erlach, Bern  Erlach, Switzerland
 * Erlen	Erlen TG Erlen (TG)  Erlen (Thurgau)  Erlen, Switzerland
 * Erlenbach	Erlenbach ZH Erlenbach (ZH) Erlenbach (Zurich) Erlenbach, Switzerland
 * Erlenbach	Erlenbach im Simmental Erlenbach im Simmental BE Erlenbach im Simmental (BE)  Erlenbach im Simmental, Bern  Erlenbach im Simmental, Switzerland
 * Erlinsbach	Erlinsbach AG Erlinsbach (AG)  Erlinsbach (Aargau)  Erlinsbach, Switzerland
 * Ermatingen	Ermatingen TG Ermatingen (TG)  Ermatingen (Thurgau)  Ermatingen, Switzerland
 * Ermensee	Ermensee LU Ermensee (LU)  Ermensee (Lucerne)  Ermensee, Switzerland
 * Ernen	Ernen VS Ernen (VS)  Ernen (Valais)  Ernen, Switzerland
 * Ernetschwil	Ernetschwil SG Ernetschwil (SG)  Ernetschwil (St. Gallen)  Ernetschwil, Switzerland
 * Erschmatt	Erschmatt VS Erschmatt (VS)  Erschmatt (Valais)  Erschmatt, Switzerland
 * Erschwil	Erschwil SO Erschwil (SO)  Erschwil (Solothurn)  Erschwil, Switzerland
 * Ersigen	Ersigen BE Ersigen (BE)  Ersigen, Bern  Ersigen, Switzerland
 * Erstfeld	Erstfeld UR Erstfeld (UR)  Erstfeld (Uri)  Erstfeld, Switzerland
 * Eschenbach	Eschenbach SG Eschenbach (SG) Eschenbach (St. Gallen) Eschenbach, Switzerland
 * Eschenbach	Eschenbach LU Eschenbach (LU)  Eschenbach (Lucerne)
 * Eschenz	Eschenz TG Eschenz (TG)  Eschenz (Thurgau)  Eschenz, Switzerland
 * Eschert	Eschert BE Eschert (BE)  Eschert, Bern  Eschert, Switzerland
 * Eschlikon	Eschlikon TG Eschlikon (TG)  Eschlikon (Thurgau)  Eschlikon, Switzerland
 * Escholzmatt	Escholzmatt LU Escholzmatt (LU)  Escholzmatt (Lucerne)  Escholzmatt, Switzerland
 * Esmonts	Esmonts FR Esmonts (FR)  Esmonts (Fribourg)  Esmonts, Switzerland
 * Essertes	Essertes VD Essertes (VD)  Essertes (Vaud)  Essertes, Switzerland
 * Essertines Essertines VD Essertines (VD) Essertines (Vaud) Essertines (Vaud) Essertines, Switzerland
 * Essertines-sur-Rolle	Essertines-sur-Rolle VD Essertines-sur-Rolle (VD)  Essertines-sur-Rolle (Vaud)  Essertines-sur-Rolle, Switzerland
 * Essertines-sur-Yverdon	Essertines-sur-Yverdon VD Essertines-sur-Yverdon (VD)  Essertines-sur-Yverdon (Vaud)  Essertines-sur-Yverdon, Switzerland
 * Essert-Pittet	Essert-Pittet VD Essert-Pittet (VD)  Essert-Pittet (Vaud)  Essert-Pittet, Switzerland
 * Essert-sous-Champvent	Essert-sous-Champvent VD Essert-sous-Champvent (VD)  Essert-sous-Champvent (Vaud)  Essert-sous-Champvent, Switzerland
 * Estavayer Estavayer FR Estavayer (FR) Estavayer (Fribourg) Estavayer, Switzerland
 * Estavayer-le-Lac Estavayer-le-Lac FR Estavayer-le-Lac (FR)  Estavayer-le-Lac (Fribourg)  Estavayer-le-Lac, Switzerland
 * Etagnières	Etagnières VD Etagnières (VD)  Etagnières (Vaud)  Etagnières, Switzerland
 * Etoy	Etoy VD Etoy (VD)  Etoy (Vaud)  Etoy, Switzerland
 * Ettingen	Ettingen BL Ettingen (BL)  Ettingen (Baselland) Ettingen (Basel-Landschaft)  Ettingen, Switzerland
 * Ettiswil	Ettiswil LU Ettiswil (LU)  Ettiswil (Lucerne)  Ettiswil, Switzerland
 * Etzelkofen	Etzelkofen BE Etzelkofen (BE)  Etzelkofen, Bern  Etzelkofen, Switzerland
 * Etzgen	Etzgen AG Etzgen (AG)  Etzgen (Aargau)  Etzgen, Switzerland
 * Etziken	Etziken SO Etziken (SO)  Etziken (Solothurn)  Etziken, Switzerland
 * Evilard	Evilard BE Evilard (BE)  Evilard, Bern  Evilard, Switzerland
 * Evionnaz	Evionnaz VS Evionnaz (VS)  Evionnaz (Valais)  Evionnaz, Switzerland
 * Evolène	Evolène VS Evolène (VS)  Evolène (Valais)  Evolène, Switzerland
 * Eysins	Eysins VD Eysins (VD)  Eysins (Vaud)  Eysins, Switzerland

F

 * Flumenthal	Flumenthal SO Flumenthal (SO)  Flumenthal (Solothurn)  Flumenthal, Switzerland
 * Flums	Flums SG Flums (SG)  Flums (St. Gallen)  Flums, Switzerland
 * Flurlingen	Flurlingen ZH Flurlingen (ZH)  Flurlingen (Zurich)  Flurlingen, Switzerland
 * Fahrni	Fahrni BE Fahrni (BE)  Fahrni, Bern  Fahrni, Switzerland
 * Fahrwangen	Fahrwangen AG Fahrwangen (AG)  Fahrwangen (Aargau)  Fahrwangen, Switzerland
 * Fahy	Fahy JU Fahy (JU)  Fahy (Jura)  Fahy, Switzerland
 * Faido	Faido TI Faido (TI)  Faido (Ticino)  Faido, Switzerland
 * Falera	Falera GR Falera (GR)  Falera (Graubünden)  Falera, Switzerland
 * Fällanden	Fällanden ZH Fällanden (ZH)  Fällanden (Zurich)  Fällanden, Switzerland
 * Fanas	Fanas GR Fanas (GR)  Fanas (Graubünden)  Fanas, Switzerland
 * Faoug	Faoug VD Faoug (VD)  Faoug (Vaud)  Faoug, Switzerland
 * Farnern	Farnern BE Farnern (BE)  Farnern, Bern  Farnern, Switzerland
 * Farvagny	Farvagny FR Farvagny (FR)  Farvagny (Fribourg)  Farvagny, Switzerland
 * Féchy	Féchy VD Féchy (VD)  Féchy (Vaud)  Féchy, Switzerland
 * Fehraltorf	Fehraltorf ZH Fehraltorf (ZH)  Fehraltorf (Zurich)  Fehraltorf, Switzerland
 * Fehren	Fehren SO Fehren (SO)  Fehren (Solothurn)  Fehren, Switzerland
 * Felben-Wellhausen	Felben-Wellhausen TG Felben-Wellhausen (TG)  Felben-Wellhausen (Thurgau)  Felben-Wellhausen, Switzerland
 * Felben Felben TG Felben (TG) Felben (Thurgau) Felben, Switzerland
 * Wellhausen Wellhausen TG Wellhausen (TG) Wellhausen (Thurgau) Wellhausen, Switzerland
 * Feldbrunnen-St.Niklaus	Feldbrunnen-St.Niklaus SO Feldbrunnen-St.Niklaus (SO)  Feldbrunnen-St.Niklaus (Solothurn)  Feldbrunnen-St.Niklaus, Switzerland
 * Feldbrunnen Feldbrunnen SO Feldbrunnen (SO) Feldbrunnen (Solothurn) Feldbrunnen, Switzerland
 * St.Niklaus St.Niklaus SO St.Niklaus (SO) St.Niklaus (Solothurn) St.Niklaus, Switzerland St. Niklaus St. Niklaus SO St. Niklaus (SO) St. Niklaus (Solothurn) St. Niklaus, Switzerland Sankt Niklaus
 * Feldis/Veulden	Feldis/Veulden GR Feldis/Veulden (GR)  Feldis/Veulden (Graubünden)  Feldis/Veulden, Switzerland
 * Feldis Feldis GR Feldis (GR) Feldis (Graubünden) Feldis, Switzerland
 * Veulden Veulden GR Veulden (GR) Veulden (Graubünden) Veulden, Switzerland
 * Felsberg Felsberg GR Felsberg (GR)  Felsberg (Graubünden) Felsberg, Switzerland
 * Fenin-Vilars-Saules Fenin-Vilars-Saules NE  Fenin-Vilars-Saules (NE)  Fenin-Vilars-Saules (Neuenburg)  Fenin-Vilars-Saules, Switzerland
 * Fenin Fenin NE Fenin (NE) Fenin (Neuenburg) Fenin, Switzerland
 * Vilars Vilars NE Vilars (NE) Vilars (Neuenburg) Vilars, Switzerland
 * Saules Saules NE Saules (NE)Saules (Neuenburg) Saules, Switzerland
 * Ferden	Ferden VS Ferden (VS)  Ferden (Valais)  Ferden, Switzerland
 * Ferenbalm	Ferenbalm BE Ferenbalm (BE)  Ferenbalm, Bern  Ferenbalm, Switzerland
 * Ferlens	Ferlens VD Ferlens (VD) Ferlens (Vaud) Ferlens, Switzerland
 * Ferpicloz	Ferpicloz FR Ferpicloz (FR)  Ferpicloz (Fribourg)  Ferpicloz, Switzerland
 * Ferreyres	Ferreyres VD Ferreyres (VD)  Ferreyres (Vaud)  Ferreyres, Switzerland
 * Fescoggia	Fescoggia TI Fescoggia (TI)  Fescoggia (Ticino)  Fescoggia, Switzerland
 * Fétigny	Fétigny FR Fétigny (FR)  Fétigny (Fribourg)  Fétigny, Switzerland
 * Feuerthalen	Feuerthalen ZH Feuerthalen (ZH)  Feuerthalen (Zurich)  Feuerthalen, Switzerland
 * Feusisberg	Feusisberg SZ Feusisberg (SZ)  Feusisberg (Schwyz)  Feusisberg, Switzerland
 * Fey	Fey VD Fey (VD)  Fey (Vaud)  Fey, Switzerland
 * Fideris	Fideris GR Fideris (GR)  Fideris (Graubünden)  Fideris, Switzerland
 * Fiesch	Fiesch VS Fiesch (VS)  Fiesch (Valais)  Fiesch, Switzerland
 * Fieschertal	Fieschertal VS Fieschertal (VS)  Fieschertal (Valais)  Fieschertal, Switzerland
 * Fiez	Fiez VD Fiez (VD)  Fiez (Vaud)  Fiez, Switzerland
 * Filet	Filet VS Filet (VS)  Filet (Valais)  Filet, Switzerland
 * Filisur	Filisur GR Filisur (GR)  Filisur (Graubünden)  Filisur, Switzerland
 * Filzbach	Filzbach GL Filzbach (GL)  Filzbach (Glarus)  Filzbach, Switzerland
 * Finhaut	Finhaut VS Finhaut (VS)  Finhaut (Valais)  Finhaut, Switzerland
 * Finsterhennen	Finsterhennen BE Finsterhennen (BE)  Finsterhennen, Bern  Finsterhennen, Switzerland
 * Fischbach-Göslikon	Fischbach-Göslikon AG Fischbach-Göslikon (AG)  Fischbach-Göslikon (Aargau)  Fischbach-Göslikon, Switzerland
 * Fischbach Fischbach AGFischbach (AG) Fischbach (Aargau)
 * Göslikon Göslikon AG Göslikon (AG) Göslikon (Aargau) Göslikon, Switzerland
 * Fischbach	Fischbach LU Fischbach (LU) Fischbach (Lucerne)  Fischbach, Switzerland
 * Fischenthal	Fischenthal ZH Fischenthal (ZH)  Fischenthal (Zurich)  Fischenthal, Switzerland
 * Fischingen	Fischingen TG Fischingen (TG)  Fischingen (Thurgau)  Fischingen, Switzerland
 * Fisibach	Fisibach AG Fisibach (AG)  Fisibach (Aargau)  Fisibach, Switzerland
 * Fislisbach	Fislisbach AG Fislisbach (AG)  Fislisbach (Aargau)  Fislisbach, Switzerland
 * Flaach	Flaach ZH Flaach (ZH)  Flaach (Zurich)  Flaach, Switzerland
 * Fläsch	Fläsch GR Fläsch (GR)  Fläsch (Graubünden)  Fläsch, Switzerland
 * Flawil	Flawil SG Flawil (SG)  Flawil (St. Gallen)  Flawil, Switzerland
 * Flerden	Flerden GR Flerden (GR)  Flerden (Graubünden)  Flerden, Switzerland
 * Fleurier	Fleurier NE Fleurier (NE)  Fleurier (Neuenburg)  Fleurier, Switzerland
 * Flims	Flims GR Flims (GR)  Flims (Graubünden)  Flims, Switzerland
 * Flond	Flond GR Flond (GR)  Flond (Graubünden)  Flond, Switzerland
 * Flüelen	Flüelen UR Flüelen (UR)  Flüelen (Uri)  Flüelen, Switzerland
 * Flühli	Flühli LU Flühli (LU)  Flühli (Lucerne)  Flühli, Switzerland
 * Font	Font FR Font (FR) Font (Fribourg)  Font (Fribourg)  Font, Switzerland
 * Fontainemelon	Fontainemelon NE Fontainemelon (NE)  Fontainemelon (Neuenburg)  Fontainemelon, Switzerland
 * Fontaines	Fontaines NE Fontaines (NE) Fontaines (Neuenburg) Fontaines, Switzerland
 * Fontaines-sur-Grandson	Fontaines-sur-Grandson VD Fontaines-sur-Grandson (VD)  Fontaines-sur-Grandson (Vaud)  Fontaines-sur-Grandson, Switzerland
 * Fontanezier	Fontanezier VD Fontanezier (VD)  Fontanezier (Vaud)  Fontanezier, Switzerland
 * Fontenais	Fontenais JU Fontenais (JU)  Fontenais (Jura)  Fontenais, Switzerland
 * Forel	Forel FR Forel (FR) Forel (Fribourg) Forel (Fribourg) Forel, Switzerland
 * Forel (Lavaux)	Forel (Lavaux) VD Forel (Lavaux) (VD)  Forel (Lavaux) (Vaud)  Forel (Lavaux), Switzerland Forel VD
 * Forel-sur-Lucens	Forel-sur-Lucens VD Forel-sur-Lucens (VD)  Forel-sur-Lucens (Vaud)  Forel-sur-Lucens, Switzerland
 * Forst	Forst BE Forst (BE) Forst, Bern  Forst, Switzerland
 * Founex	Founex VD Founex (VD)  Founex (Vaud)  Founex, Switzerland
 * Fräschels	Fräschels FR Fräschels (FR)  Fräschels (Fribourg)  Fräschels, Switzerland
 * Frasco	Frasco TI Frasco (TI)  Frasco (Ticino)  Frasco, Switzerland
 * Fraubrunnen	Fraubrunnen BE Fraubrunnen (BE)  Fraubrunnen, Bern  Fraubrunnen, Switzerland
 * Frauenfeld	Frauenfeld TG Frauenfeld (TG)  Frauenfeld (Thurgau)  Frauenfeld, Switzerland
 * Frauenkappelen	Frauenkappelen BE Frauenkappelen (BE)  Frauenkappelen, Bern  Frauenkappelen, Switzerland
 * Fregiécourt	Fregiécourt JU Fregiécourt (JU)  Fregiécourt (Jura)  Fregiécourt, Switzerland
 * Freienbach	Freienbach SZ Freienbach (SZ)  Freienbach (Schwyz)  Freienbach, Switzerland
 * Freienstein-Teufen	Freienstein-Teufen ZH Freienstein-Teufen (ZH)  Freienstein-Teufen (Zurich)  Freienstein-Teufen, Switzerland Freienstein Freienstein ZH Freienstein (ZH) Freienstein (Zurich) Freienstein, Switzerland
 * Freienwil	Freienwil AG Freienwil (AG)  Freienwil (Aargau)  Freienwil, Switzerland
 * Freimettigen	Freimettigen BE Freimettigen (BE)  Freimettigen, Bern  Freimettigen, Switzerland
 * Frenkendorf	Frenkendorf BL Frenkendorf (BL)  Frenkendorf (Baselland) Frenkendorf (Basel-Landschaft) Frenkendorf, Switzerland
 * Fresens	Fresens NE Fresens (NE)  Fresens (Neuenburg)  Fresens, Switzerland
 * Fribourg Fribourg FR Fribourg (FR) Fribourg (Fribourg) Fribourg, Switzerland Fribourg Fribourg FR Fribourg (FR)Fribourg i.Ue. Fribourg im Uechtland
 * Frick	Frick AG Frick (AG)  Frick (Aargau)  Frick, Switzerland
 * Froideville	Froideville VD Froideville (VD)  Froideville (Vaud)  Froideville, Switzerland
 * Frutigen	Frutigen BE Frutigen (BE)  Frutigen, Bern  Frutigen, Switzerland
 * Ftan	Ftan GR Ftan (GR)  Ftan (Graubünden)  Ftan, Switzerland
 * Fuldera	Fuldera GR Fuldera (GR)  Fuldera (Graubünden)  Fuldera, Switzerland
 * Fulenbach	Fulenbach SO Fulenbach (SO)  Fulenbach (Solothurn)  Fulenbach, Switzerland
 * Füllinsdorf	Füllinsdorf BL Füllinsdorf (BL)  Füllinsdorf (Baselland) Füllinsdorf (Basel-Landschaft)   Füllinsdorf, Switzerland
 * Full-Reuenthal	Full-Reuenthal AG Full-Reuenthal (AG)  Full-Reuenthal (Aargau)  Full-Reuenthal, Switzerland
 * Full	Full AG Full (AG)  Full (Aargau)  Full, Switzerland
 * Reuenthal	Reuenthal AG Reuenthal (AG)  Reuenthal (Aargau)  Reuenthal, Switzerland
 * Fully	Fully VS Fully (VS)  Fully (Valais)  Fully, Switzerland
 * Furna	Furna GR Furna (GR)  Furna (Graubünden)  Furna, Switzerland
 * Fürstenau	Fürstenau GR Fürstenau (GR)  Fürstenau (Graubünden)  Fürstenau, Switzerland
 * Fusio	Fusio TI Fusio (TI)  Fusio (Ticino)  Fusio, Switzerland

G

 * Gluringen	Gluringen VS Gluringen (VS)  Gluringen (Valais)  Gluringen, Switzerland
 * Gächlingen	Gächlingen SH Gächlingen (SH)  Gächlingen (Schaffhausen)  Gächlingen, Switzerland
 * Gachnang	Gachnang TG Gachnang (TG)  Gachnang (Thurgau)  Gachnang, Switzerland
 * Gadmen	Gadmen BE Gadmen (BE)  Gadmen, Bern  Gadmen, Switzerland
 * Gais	Gais AR Gais (AR)  Gais (Appenzell-Ausserrhoden) Gais, Switzerland
 * Gaiserwald	Gaiserwald SG Gaiserwald (SG)  Gaiserwald (St. Gallen)  Gaiserwald, Switzerland
 * Galgenen	Galgenen SZ Galgenen (SZ)  Galgenen (Schwyz)  Galgenen, Switzerland
 * Gallenkirch	Gallenkirch AG Gallenkirch (AG)  Gallenkirch (Aargau)  Gallenkirch, Switzerland
 * Galmiz	Galmiz FR Galmiz (FR)  Galmiz (Fribourg)  Galmiz, Switzerland
 * Gals	Gals BE Gals (BE)  Gals, Bern  Gals, Switzerland
 * Gampel	Gampel VS Gampel (VS)  Gampel (Valais)  Gampel, Switzerland
 * Gampelen	Gampelen BE Gampelen (BE)  Gampelen, Bern  Gampelen, Switzerland
 * Gams	Gams SG Gams (SG)  Gams (St. Gallen)  Gams, Switzerland
 * Gandria	Gandria TI Gandria (TI)  Gandria (Ticino)  Gandria, Switzerland
 * Gänsbrunnen	Gänsbrunnen SO Gänsbrunnen (SO)  Gänsbrunnen (Solothurn)  Gänsbrunnen, Switzerland
 * Gansingen	Gansingen AG Gansingen (AG)  Gansingen (Aargau)  Gansingen, Switzerland
 * Ganterschwil	Ganterschwil SG Ganterschwil (SG)  Ganterschwil (St. Gallen)  Ganterschwil, Switzerland
 * Gebenstorf	Gebenstorf AG Gebenstorf (AG)  Gebenstorf (Aargau)  Gebenstorf, Switzerland
 * Gelfingen	Gelfingen LU Gelfingen (LU)  Gelfingen (Lucerne)  Gelfingen, Switzerland
 * Gelterfingen	Gelterfingen BE Gelterfingen (BE)  Gelterfingen, Bern  Gelterfingen, Switzerland
 * Gelterkinden	Gelterkinden BL Gelterkinden (BL)  Gelterkinden (Baselland) Gelterkinden (Basel-Landschaft)   Gelterkinden, Switzerland
 * Geltwil	Geltwil AG Geltwil (AG)  Geltwil (Aargau)  Geltwil, Switzerland
 * Gempen	Gempen SO Gempen (SO)  Gempen (Solothurn)  Gempen, Switzerland
 * Gempenach	Gempenach FR Gempenach (FR)  Gempenach (Fribourg)  Gempenach, Switzerland
 * Genestrerio	Genestrerio TI Genestrerio (TI)  Genestrerio (Ticino)  Genestrerio, Switzerland
 * Geneva (city) Genève Geneva Genève GE Genève (GE)  Genève (Geneva)  Geneva, Switzerland
 * Genolier	Genolier VD Genolier (VD)  Genolier (Vaud)  Genolier, Switzerland
 * Genthod	Genthod GE Genthod (GE)  Genthod (Geneva)  Genthod, Switzerland
 * Gentilino	Gentilino TI Gentilino (TI)  Gentilino (Ticino)  Gentilino, Switzerland
 * Gerlafingen	Gerlafingen SO Gerlafingen (SO)  Gerlafingen (Solothurn)  Gerlafingen, Switzerland
 * Geroldswil	Geroldswil ZH Geroldswil (ZH)  Geroldswil (Zurich)  Geroldswil, Switzerland
 * Gerra Gerra TI Gerra (TI)  Gerra (Ticino)  Gerra, Switzerland
 * Gerra (Gambarogno) Gerra (Gambarogno) TI Gerra (Gambarogno) (TI)  Gerra (Gambarogno) (Ticino)  Gerra (Gambarogno), Switzerland
 * Gerra (Verzasca)	Gerra (Verzasca) TI Gerra (Verzasca) (TI)  Gerra (Verzasca) (Ticino)  Gerra (Verzasca), Switzerland
 * Gersau	Gersau SZ Gersau (SZ)  Gersau (Schwyz)  Gersau, Switzerland
 * Gerzensee	Gerzensee BE Gerzensee (BE)  Gerzensee, Bern  Gerzensee, Switzerland
 * Geschinen	Geschinen VS Geschinen (VS)  Geschinen (Valais)  Geschinen, Switzerland
 * Gettnau	Gettnau LU Gettnau (LU)  Gettnau (Lucerne)  Gettnau, Switzerland
 * Geuensee	Geuensee LU Geuensee (LU)  Geuensee (Lucerne)  Geuensee, Switzerland
 * Ghirone	Ghirone TI Ghirone (TI)  Ghirone (Ticino)  Ghirone, Switzerland
 * Giebenach	Giebenach BL Giebenach (BL)  Giebenach (Baselland) Giebenach (Basel-Landschaft)   Giebenach, Switzerland
 * Giez	Giez VD Giez (VD)  Giez (Vaud)  Giez, Switzerland
 * Giffers	Giffers FR Giffers (FR)  Giffers (Fribourg)  Giffers, Switzerland
 * Gilly	Gilly VD Gilly (VD)  Gilly (Vaud)  Gilly, Switzerland
 * Gimel	Gimel VD Gimel (VD)  Gimel (Vaud)  Gimel, Switzerland
 * Gingins	Gingins VD Gingins (VD)  Gingins (Vaud)  Gingins, Switzerland
 * Giornico	Giornico TI Giornico (TI)  Giornico (Ticino)  Giornico, Switzerland
 * Gipf-Oberfrick	Gipf-Oberfrick AG Gipf-Oberfrick (AG)  Gipf-Oberfrick (Aargau)  Gipf-Oberfrick, Switzerland
 * Gipf	Gipf AG Gipf (AG)  Gipf (Aargau)  Gipf, Switzerland
 * Oberfrick	Oberfrick AG Oberfrick (AG)  Oberfrick (Aargau)  Oberfrick, Switzerland
 * Gisikon	Gisikon LU Gisikon (LU)  Gisikon (Lucerne)  Gisikon, Switzerland
 * Giswil	Giswil OW Giswil (OW)  Giswil (Obwalden)  Giswil, Switzerland
 * Giubiasco	Giubiasco TI Giubiasco (TI)  Giubiasco (Ticino)  Giubiasco, Switzerland
 * Giumaglio	Giumaglio TI Giumaglio (TI)  Giumaglio (Ticino)  Giumaglio, Switzerland
 * Givisiez	Givisiez FR Givisiez (FR)  Givisiez (Fribourg)  Givisiez, Switzerland
 * Givrins	Givrins VD Givrins (VD)  Givrins (Vaud)  Givrins, Switzerland
 * Gland	Gland VD Gland (VD)  Gland (Vaud)  Gland, Switzerland
 * Glarus Glarus (Ort) Glarus GL Glarus (GL) Glarus (Glarus) Glarus, Switzerland
 * Glattfelden	Glattfelden ZH Glattfelden (ZH)  Glattfelden (Zurich)  Glattfelden, Switzerland
 * Gletterens	Gletterens FR Gletterens (FR)  Gletterens (Fribourg)  Gletterens, Switzerland
 * Glovelier	Glovelier JU Glovelier (JU)  Glovelier (Jura)  Glovelier, Switzerland
 * Gnosca	Gnosca TI Gnosca (TI)  Gnosca (Ticino)  Gnosca, Switzerland
 * Golaten	Golaten BE Golaten (BE)  Golaten, Bern  Golaten, Switzerland
 * Goldach	Goldach SG Goldach (SG)  Goldach (St. Gallen)  Goldach, Switzerland
 * Goldingen	Goldingen SG Goldingen (SG)  Goldingen (St. Gallen)  Goldingen, Switzerland
 * Gollion	Gollion VD Gollion (VD)  Gollion (Vaud)  Gollion, Switzerland
 * Gommiswald	Gommiswald SG Gommiswald (SG)  Gommiswald (St. Gallen)  Gommiswald, Switzerland
 * Gondiswil	Gondiswil BE Gondiswil (BE)  Gondiswil, Bern  Gondiswil, Switzerland
 * Gonten	Gonten AI Gonten (AI)  Gonten (Appenzell-Innerrhoden)  Gonten, Switzerland
 * Gontenschwil	Gontenschwil AG Gontenschwil (AG)  Gontenschwil (Aargau)  Gontenschwil, Switzerland
 * Gordevio	Gordevio TI Gordevio (TI)  Gordevio (Ticino)  Gordevio, Switzerland
 * Gordola	Gordola TI Gordola (TI)  Gordola (Ticino)  Gordola, Switzerland
 * Gorduno	Gorduno TI Gorduno (TI)  Gorduno (Ticino)  Gorduno, Switzerland
 * Gorgier	Gorgier NE Gorgier (NE)  Gorgier (Neuenburg)  Gorgier, Switzerland
 * Göschenen	Göschenen UR Göschenen (UR)  Göschenen (Uri)  Göschenen, Switzerland
 * Gossau	Gossau SG Gossau (SG) Gossau (St. Gallen) Gossau, Switzerland
 * Gossau	Gossau ZH Gossau (ZH) Gossau (Zurich)
 * Gossens	Gossens VD Gossens (VD)  Gossens (Vaud)  Gossens, Switzerland
 * Gossliwil	Gossliwil SO Gossliwil (SO)  Gossliwil (Solothurn)  Gossliwil, Switzerland
 * Gottlieben	Gottlieben TG Gottlieben (TG)  Gottlieben (Thurgau)  Gottlieben, Switzerland
 * Goumoens-la-Ville	Goumoens-la-Ville VD Goumoens-la-Ville (VD)  Goumoens-la-Ville (Vaud)  Goumoens-la-Ville, Switzerland
 * Goumoens-le-Jux	Goumoens-le-Jux VD Goumoens-le-Jux (VD)  Goumoens-le-Jux (Vaud)  Goumoens-le-Jux, Switzerland
 * Goumois	Goumois JU Goumois (JU)  Goumois (Jura)  Goumois, Switzerland
 * Grabs	Grabs SG Grabs (SG)  Grabs (St. Gallen)  Grabs, Switzerland
 * Graben	Graben BE Graben (BE)  Graben, Bern  Graben, Switzerland
 * Grächen	Grächen VS Grächen (VS)  Grächen (Valais)  Grächen, Switzerland
 * Grafenried	Grafenried BE Grafenried (BE)  Grafenried, Bern  Grafenried, Switzerland
 * Grafschaft	Grafschaft VS Grafschaft (VS) Grafschaft (Valais) Grafschaft, Switzerland
 * Grancia	Grancia TI Grancia (TI)  Grancia (Ticino)  Grancia, Switzerland
 * Grancy	Grancy VD Grancy (VD)  Grancy (Vaud)  Grancy, Switzerland
 * Grandcour	Grandcour VD Grandcour (VD)  Grandcour (Vaud)  Grandcour, Switzerland
 * Grandevent	Grandevent VD Grandevent (VD)  Grandevent (Vaud)  Grandevent, Switzerland
 * Grandfontaine	Grandfontaine JU Grandfontaine (JU)  Grandfontaine (Jura)  Grandfontaine, Switzerland
 * Grandson	Grandson VD Grandson (VD)  Grandson (Vaud)  Grandson, Switzerland
 * Grandval	Grandval BE Grandval (BE)  Grandval, Bern  Grandval, Switzerland
 * Grandvaux	Grandvaux VD Grandvaux (VD)  Grandvaux (Vaud)  Grandvaux, Switzerland
 * Grandvillard	Grandvillard FR Grandvillard (FR)  Grandvillard (Fribourg)  Grandvillard, Switzerland
 * Granges (Veveyse)	Granges (Veveyse) FR Granges (Veveyse) (FR)  Granges (Veveyse) (Fribourg)  Granges (Veveyse), Switzerland
 * Granges-Paccot	Granges-Paccot FR Granges-Paccot (FR)  Granges-Paccot (Fribourg)  Granges-Paccot, Switzerland
 * Granges-près-Marnand	Granges-près-Marnand VD Granges-près-Marnand (VD)  Granges-près-Marnand (Vaud)  Granges-près-Marnand, Switzerland
 * Grangettes	Grangettes FR Grangettes (FR)  Grangettes (Fribourg)  Grangettes, Switzerland
 * Gränichen	Gränichen AG Gränichen (AG)  Gränichen (Aargau)  Gränichen, Switzerland
 * Gravesano	Gravesano TI Gravesano (TI)  Gravesano (Ticino)  Gravesano, Switzerland
 * Greifensee	Greifensee ZH Greifensee (ZH) Greifensee (Zurich) Greifensee, Switzerland
 * Grellingen	Grellingen BL Grellingen (BL)  Grellingen (Baselland) Grellingen (Basel-Landschaft)   Grellingen, Switzerland
 * Grenchen	Grenchen SO Grenchen (SO)  Grenchen (Solothurn)  Grenchen, Switzerland
 * Greng	Greng FR Greng (FR)  Greng (Fribourg)  Greng, Switzerland
 * Grengiols	Grengiols VS Grengiols (VS)  Grengiols (Valais)  Grengiols, Switzerland
 * Grens	Grens VD Grens (VD)  Grens (Vaud)  Grens, Switzerland
 * Greppen	Greppen LU Greppen (LU)  Greppen (Lucerne)  Greppen, Switzerland
 * Gresso	Gresso TI Gresso (TI)  Gresso (Ticino)  Gresso, Switzerland
 * Gressy	Gressy VD Gressy (VD)  Gressy (Vaud)  Gressy, Switzerland
 * Gretzenbach	Gretzenbach SO Gretzenbach (SO)  Gretzenbach (Solothurn)  Gretzenbach, Switzerland
 * Grimentz	Grimentz VS Grimentz (VS)  Grimentz (Valais)  Grimentz, Switzerland
 * Grimisuat	Grimisuat VS Grimisuat (VS)  Grimisuat (Valais)  Grimisuat, Switzerland
 * Grindel	Grindel SO Grindel (SO)  Grindel (Solothurn)  Grindel, Switzerland
 * Grindelwald	Grindelwald BE Grindelwald (BE)  Grindelwald, Bern  Grindelwald, Switzerland
 * Grolley	Grolley FR Grolley (FR)  Grolley (Fribourg)  Grolley, Switzerland
 * Grône	Grône VS Grône (VS)  Grône (Valais)  Grône, Switzerland
 * Grono	Grono GR Grono (GR)  Grono (Graubünden)  Grono, Switzerland
 * Grossaffoltern	Grossaffoltern BE Grossaffoltern (BE)  Grossaffoltern, Bern  Grossaffoltern, Switzerland
 * Grossdietwil	Grossdietwil LU Grossdietwil (LU)  Grossdietwil (Lucerne)  Grossdietwil, Switzerland
 * Grosshöchstetten	Grosshöchstetten BE Grosshöchstetten (BE)  Grosshöchstetten, Bern  Grosshöchstetten, Switzerland
 * Grosswangen	Grosswangen LU Grosswangen (LU)  Grosswangen (Lucerne)  Grosswangen, Switzerland
 * Grub 	Grub AR Grub (AR) Grub (Appenzell-Ausserrhoden) Grub, Switzerland
 * Grüningen	Grüningen ZH Grüningen (ZH) Grüningen (Zurich) Grüningen, Switzerland
 * Grüsch	Grüsch GR Grüsch (GR)  Grüsch (Graubünden)  Grüsch, Switzerland
 * Gruyères	Gruyères FR Gruyères (FR)  Gruyères (Fribourg)  Gruyères, Switzerland
 * Gryon	Gryon VD Gryon (VD)  Gryon (Vaud)  Gryon, Switzerland
 * Gsteig	Gsteig BE Gsteig (BE)  Gsteig, Bern  Gsteig, Switzerland
 * Gsteigwiler	Gsteigwiler BE Gsteigwiler (BE)  Gsteigwiler, Bern  Gsteigwiler, Switzerland
 * Guarda	Guarda GR Guarda (GR)  Guarda (Graubünden)  Guarda, Switzerland
 * Gudo	Gudo TI Gudo (TI)  Gudo (Ticino)  Gudo, Switzerland
 * Guggisberg	Guggisberg BE Guggisberg (BE)  Guggisberg, Bern  Guggisberg, Switzerland
 * Gündlischwand	Gündlischwand BE Gündlischwand (BE)  Gündlischwand, Bern  Gündlischwand, Switzerland
 * Günsberg	Günsberg SO Günsberg (SO)  Günsberg (Solothurn)  Günsberg, Switzerland
 * Guntmadingen	Guntmadingen SH Guntmadingen (SH)  Guntmadingen (Schaffhausen)  Guntmadingen, Switzerland
 * Gunzgen	Gunzgen SO Gunzgen (SO)  Gunzgen (Solothurn)  Gunzgen, Switzerland
 * Gunzwil	Gunzwil LU Gunzwil (LU)  Gunzwil (Lucerne)  Gunzwil, Switzerland
 * Gurbrü	Gurbrü BE Gurbrü (BE)  Gurbrü, Bern  Gurbrü, Switzerland
 * Gurmels	Gurmels FR Gurmels (FR)  Gurmels (Fribourg)  Gurmels, Switzerland
 * Gurtnellen	Gurtnellen UR Gurtnellen (UR)  Gurtnellen (Uri)  Gurtnellen, Switzerland
 * Gurzelen	Gurzelen BE Gurzelen (BE)  Gurzelen, Bern  Gurzelen, Switzerland
 * Gutenburg	Gutenburg BE Gutenburg (BE)  Gutenburg, Bern  Gutenburg, Switzerland
 * Guttannen	Guttannen BE Guttannen (BE)  Guttannen, Bern  Guttannen, Switzerland
 * Guttet-Feschel	Guttet-Feschel VS Guttet-Feschel (VS)  Guttet-Feschel (Valais)  Guttet-Feschel, Switzerland
 * Guttet	Guttet VS Guttet (VS)  Guttet (Valais)  Guttet, Switzerland
 * Feschel	Feschel VS Feschel (VS)  Feschel (Valais)  Feschel, Switzerland
 * Güttingen	Güttingen TG Güttingen (TG) Güttingen (Thurgau)  Güttingen   [[Güttingen, Switzerland
 * Gy	Gy GE Gy (GE) Gy (Geneva)  Gy, Switzerland

H

 * Hagenbuch	Hagenbuch ZH Hagenbuch (ZH)  Hagenbuch (Zurich)  Hagenbuch, Switzerland
 * Hagneck	Hagneck BE Hagneck (BE)  Hagneck, Bern  Hagneck, Switzerland
 * Habsburg	Habsburg AG Habsburg (AG) Habsburg (Aargau)  Habsburg   Habsburg, Switzerland
 * Habkern	Habkern BE Habkern (BE)  Habkern, Bern  Habkern, Switzerland
 * Häfelfingen	Häfelfingen BL Häfelfingen (BL)  Häfelfingen (Baselland) Häfelfingen (Basel-Landschaft)   Häfelfingen, Switzerland
 * Hägendorf	Hägendorf SO Hägendorf (SO)  Hägendorf (Solothurn)  Hägendorf, Switzerland
 * Häggenschwil	Häggenschwil SG Häggenschwil (SG)  Häggenschwil (St. Gallen)  Häggenschwil, Switzerland
 * Hägglingen	Hägglingen AG Hägglingen (AG)  Hägglingen (Aargau)  Hägglingen, Switzerland
 * Haldenstein	Haldenstein GR Haldenstein (GR)  Haldenstein (Graubünden)  Haldenstein, Switzerland
 * Hallau	Hallau SH Hallau (SH)  Hallau (Schaffhausen)  Hallau, Switzerland
 * Hallwil	Hallwil AG Hallwil (AG)  Hallwil (Aargau)  Hallwil, Switzerland
 * Halten	Halten SO Halten (SO)  Halten (Solothurn)  Halten, Switzerland
 * Hämikon	Hämikon LU Hämikon (LU)  Hämikon (Lucerne)  Hämikon, Switzerland
 * Härkingen	Härkingen SO Härkingen (SO)  Härkingen (Solothurn)  Härkingen, Switzerland
 * Hasle	Hasle LU Hasle (LU)  Hasle (Lucerne)  Hasle, Switzerland
 * Haslen	Haslen GL Haslen (GL)  Haslen (Glarus)  Haslen, Switzerland
 * Hasle-Rüegsau Hasle-Rüegsau BE Hasle-Rüegsau (BE) Hasle-Rüegsau, Bern Hasle-Rüegsau, Switzerland
 * Hasle bei Burgdorf	Hasle bei Burgdorf BE Hasle bei Burgdorf (BE)  Hasle bei Burgdorf, Bern  Hasle bei Burgdorf, Switzerland
 * Hasliberg	Hasliberg BE Hasliberg (BE)  Hasliberg, Bern  Hasliberg, Switzerland
 * Hauenstein-Ifenthal	Hauenstein-Ifenthal SO Hauenstein-Ifenthal (SO)  Hauenstein-Ifenthal (Solothurn)  Hauenstein-Ifenthal, Switzerland
 * Hauenstein	Hauenstein SO Hauenstein (SO)  Hauenstein (Solothurn)  Hauenstein, Switzerland
 * Ifenthal	Ifenthal SO Ifenthal (SO)  Ifenthal (Solothurn)  Ifenthal, Switzerland
 * Hauptwil-Gottshaus	Hauptwil-Gottshaus TG Hauptwil-Gottshaus (TG)  Hauptwil-Gottshaus (Thurgau)  Hauptwil-Gottshaus, Switzerland
 * Hauptwil	Hauptwil TG Hauptwil (TG)  Hauptwil (Thurgau)  Hauptwil, Switzerland
 * Gottshaus	Gottshaus TG Gottshaus (TG)  Gottshaus (Thurgau)  Gottshaus, Switzerland
 * Hausen Hausen AG Hausen (AG) Hausen (Aargau) Hausen, Switzerland
 * Hausen	Hausen ZH Hausen (ZH)  Hausen (Zurich)
 * Hausen am Albis	Hausen am Albis ZH Hausen am Albis (ZH)  Hausen am Albis (Zurich)  Hausen am Albis, Switzerland
 * Hauterive	Hauterive FR Hauterive (FR) Hauterive (FR)  Hauterive (Fribourg)  Hauterive, Switzerland
 * Hauterive	Hauterive NE Hauterive ( NE) Hauterive (Neuenburg)  Hauterive, Switzerland
 * Hauteville	Hauteville FR Hauteville (FR)  Hauteville (Fribourg)  Hauteville, Switzerland
 * Haut-Intyamon	Haut-Intyamon FR Haut-Intyamon (FR)  Haut-Intyamon (Fribourg)  Haut-Intyamon (Fribourg)  Haut-Intyamon, Switzerland
 * Häutligen	Häutligen BE Häutligen (BE)  Häutligen, Bern  Häutligen, Switzerland
 * Haut-Vully	Haut-Vully FR Haut-Vully (FR)  Haut-Vully (Fribourg)  Haut-Vully, Switzerland
 * Hedingen	Hedingen ZH Hedingen (ZH)  Hedingen (Zurich)  Hedingen, Switzerland
 * Hefenhofen	Hefenhofen TG Hefenhofen (TG)  Hefenhofen (Thurgau)  Hefenhofen, Switzerland
 * Heiden	Heiden AR Heiden (AR) Heiden (Appenzell-Ausserrhoden) Heiden, Switzerland
 * Heiligenschwendi	Heiligenschwendi BE Heiligenschwendi (BE)  Heiligenschwendi, Bern  Heiligenschwendi, Switzerland
 * Heimberg	Heimberg BE Heimberg (BE)  Heimberg, Bern  Heimberg, Switzerland
 * Heimenhausen	Heimenhausen BE Heimenhausen (BE)  Heimenhausen, Bern  Heimenhausen, Switzerland
 * Heimiswil	Heimiswil BE Heimiswil (BE)  Heimiswil, Bern  Heimiswil, Switzerland
 * Heinrichswil-Winistorf	Heinrichswil-Winistorf SO Heinrichswil-Winistorf (SO)  Heinrichswil-Winistorf (Solothurn)  Heinrichswil-Winistorf, Switzerland
 * Heitenried	Heitenried FR Heitenried (FR)  Heitenried (Fribourg)  Heitenried, Switzerland
 * Hellikon	Hellikon AG Hellikon (AG)  Hellikon (Aargau)  Hellikon, Switzerland
 * Hellsau	Hellsau BE Hellsau (BE)  Hellsau, Bern  Hellsau, Switzerland
 * Hemberg, St. Gallen	Hemberg SG Hemberg (SG)  Hemberg (St. Gallen)  Hemberg, Switzerland
 * Hemishofen	Hemishofen SH Hemishofen (SH)  Hemishofen (Schaffhausen)  Hemishofen, Switzerland
 * Hemmental	Hemmental SH Hemmental (SH)  Hemmental (Schaffhausen)  Hemmental, Switzerland
 * Hemmiken	Hemmiken BL Hemmiken (BL)  Hemmiken (Baselland) Hemmiken (Basel-Landschaft)   Hemmiken, Switzerland
 * Hendschiken	Hendschiken AG Hendschiken (AG)  Hendschiken (Aargau)  Hendschiken, Switzerland
 * Henggart	Henggart ZH Henggart (ZH)  Henggart (Zurich)  Henggart, Switzerland
 * Henniez	Henniez VD Henniez (VD)  Henniez (Vaud)  Henniez, Switzerland
 * Herbligen	Herbligen BE Herbligen (BE)  Herbligen, Bern  Herbligen, Switzerland
 * Herbetswil	Herbetswil SO Herbetswil (SO)  Herbetswil (Solothurn)  Herbetswil, Switzerland
 * Herdern	Herdern TG Herdern (TG)  Herdern (Thurgau)  Herdern, Switzerland
 * Hérémence	Hérémence VS Hérémence (VS)  Hérémence (Valais)  Hérémence, Switzerland
 * Hergiswil	Hergiswil NW Hergiswil (NW) Hergiswil (Nidwalden) Hergiswil, Switzerland
 * Hergiswil bei Willisau	Hergiswil bei Willisau LU Hergiswil bei Willisau (LU)  Hergiswil bei Willisau (Lucerne)  Hergiswil bei Willisau, Switzerland Hergiswil LU Hergiswil (LU) Hergiswil (Lucerne)
 * Herisau	Herisau AR Herisau (AR)  Herisau (Appenzell-Ausserrhoden)  Herisau, Switzerland
 * Herlisberg	Herlisberg LU Herlisberg (LU)  Herlisberg (Lucerne)  Herlisberg, Switzerland
 * Hermance	Hermance GE Hermance (GE)  Hermance (Geneva)  Hermance, Switzerland
 * Hermenches	Hermenches VD Hermenches (VD)  Hermenches (Vaud)  Hermenches, Switzerland
 * Hermetschwil-Staffeln	Hermetschwil-Staffeln AG Hermetschwil-Staffeln (AG)  Hermetschwil-Staffeln (Aargau)  Hermetschwil-Staffeln, Switzerland
 * Hermetschwil	Hermetschwil AG Hermetschwil (AG)  Hermetschwil (Aargau)  Hermetschwil, Switzerland
 * Staffeln	Staffeln AG Staffeln (AG)  Staffeln (Aargau)  Staffeln, Switzerland

 * Hermiswil	Hermiswil BE Hermiswil (BE)  Hermiswil, Bern  Hermiswil, Switzerland
 * Hermrigen	Hermrigen BE Hermrigen (BE)  Hermrigen, Bern  Hermrigen, Switzerland
 * Herrliberg	Herrliberg ZH Herrliberg (ZH)  Herrliberg (Zurich)  Herrliberg, Switzerland
 * Hersberg	Hersberg BL Hersberg (BL)  Hersberg (Baselland) Hersberg (Basel-Landschaft)   Hersberg, Switzerland
 * Hersiwil	Hersiwil SO Hersiwil (SO)  Hersiwil (Solothurn)  Hersiwil, Switzerland
 * Herznach	Herznach AG Herznach (AG)  Herznach (Aargau)  Herznach, Switzerland
 * Herzogenbuchsee	Herzogenbuchsee BE Herzogenbuchsee (BE)  Herzogenbuchsee, Bern  Herzogenbuchsee, Switzerland
 * Hessigkofen	Hessigkofen SO Hessigkofen (SO)  Hessigkofen (Solothurn)  Hessigkofen, Switzerland
 * Hettlingen	Hettlingen ZH Hettlingen (ZH)  Hettlingen (Zurich)  Hettlingen, Switzerland
 * Hildisrieden	Hildisrieden LU Hildisrieden (LU)  Hildisrieden (Lucerne)  Hildisrieden, Switzerland
 * Hilfikon	Hilfikon AG Hilfikon (AG)  Hilfikon (Aargau)  Hilfikon, Switzerland
 * Hilterfingen	Hilterfingen BE Hilterfingen (BE)  Hilterfingen, Bern  Hilterfingen, Switzerland
 * Himmelried	Himmelried SO Himmelried (SO)  Himmelried (Solothurn)  Himmelried, Switzerland
 * Hindelbank	Hindelbank BE Hindelbank (BE)  Hindelbank, Bern  Hindelbank, Switzerland
 * Hinterrhein Hinterrhein (Gemeinde) Hinterrhein GR Hinterrhein (GR)  Hinterrhein (Graubünden)  Hinterrhein, Switzerland Hinterrhein (Begriffsklärung)
 * Hinwil	Hinwil ZH Hinwil (ZH)  Hinwil (Zurich)  Hinwil, Switzerland
 * Hirschthal	Hirschthal AG Hirschthal (AG)  Hirschthal (Aargau)  Hirschthal, Switzerland
 * Hirzel	Hirzel ZH Hirzel (ZH)  Hirzel (Zurich)  Hirzel, Switzerland
 * Hittnau	Hittnau ZH Hittnau (ZH)  Hittnau (Zurich)  Hittnau, Switzerland
 * Hitzkirch	Hitzkirch LU Hitzkirch (LU)  Hitzkirch (Lucerne)  Hitzkirch, Switzerland
 * Hochdorf	Hochdorf LU Hochdorf LU Hochdorf (LU)  Hochdorf (Lucerne)  Hochdorf LU Hochdorf, Switzerland
 * Hochfelden	Hochfelden ZH Hochfelden (ZH)  Hochfelden (Zurich)  Hochfelden, Switzerland
 * Höchstetten	Höchstetten BE Höchstetten (BE)  Höchstetten, Bern  Höchstetten, Switzerland
 * Hochwald	Hochwald SO Hochwald (SO)  Hochwald (Solothurn)  Hochwald, Switzerland
 * Hofen	Hofen SH Hofen (SH)  Hofen (Schaffhausen)  Hofen, Switzerland
 * Höfen	Höfen BE Höfen (BE)  Höfen, Bern  Höfen, Switzerland
 * Hofstetten Hofstetten ZH Hofstetten (ZH)  Hofstetten (Zurich)  Hofstetten, Switzerland
 * Hofstetten Hofstetten BE Hofstetten (BE)  Hofstetten, Bern
 * Hofstetten Hofstetten SO Hofstetten (SO)  Hofstetten (Solothurn)
 * Hofstetten bei Elgg	Hofstetten bei Elgg ZH Hofstetten bei Elgg (ZH)  Hofstetten bei Elgg (Zurich)  Hofstetten bei Elgg, Switzerland
 * Hofstetten bei Brienz	Hofstetten bei Brienz BE Hofstetten bei Brienz (BE)  Hofstetten bei Brienz, Bern  Hofstetten bei Brienz, Switzerland
 * Hofstetten-Flüh	Hofstetten-Flüh SO Hofstetten-Flüh (SO)  Hofstetten-Flüh (Solothurn)  Hofstetten-Flüh, Switzerland
 * Flüh	Flüh SO Flüh (SO)  Flüh (Solothurn)  Flüh, Switzerland
 * Hohenrain	Hohenrain LU Hohenrain (LU)  Hohenrain (Lucerne)  Hohenrain, Switzerland
 * Hohentannen	Hohentannen TG Hohentannen (TG)  Hohentannen (Thurgau)  Hohentannen, Switzerland
 * Hohtenn	Hohtenn VS Hohtenn (VS)  Hohtenn (Valais)  Hohtenn, Switzerland
 * Holderbank	Holderbank AG Holderbank (AG) Holderbank (Aargau) Holderbank, Switzerland
 * Holderbank	Holderbank SO Holderbank (SO) Holderbank (Solothurn)
 * Hölstein	Hölstein BL Hölstein (BL)  Hölstein (Baselland) Hölstein (Basel-Landschaft)    Hölstein, Switzerland
 * Holziken	Holziken AG Holziken (AG)  Holziken (Aargau)  Holziken, Switzerland
 * Homberg	Homberg BE Homberg (BE) Homberg, Bern  Homberg, Switzerland
 * Hombrechtikon	Hombrechtikon ZH Hombrechtikon (ZH)  Hombrechtikon (Zurich)  Hombrechtikon, Switzerland
 * Homburg	Homburg TG Homburg (TG) Homburg (Thurgau) Homburg, Switzerland
 * Honau	Honau LU Honau (LU)  Honau (Lucerne)  Honau, Switzerland
 * Horgen	Horgen ZH Horgen (ZH)  Horgen (Zurich)  Horgen, Switzerland
 * Höri	Höri ZH Höri (ZH)  Höri (Zurich)  Höri, Switzerland
 * Horn	Horn TG Horn (TG) Horn (Thurgau)  Horn, Switzerland
 * Hornussen	Hornussen AG Hornussen (AG)  Hornussen (Aargau)  Hornussen, Switzerland
 * Horrenbach-Buchen	Horrenbach-Buchen BE Horrenbach-Buchen (BE)  Horrenbach-Buchen, Bern  Horrenbach-Buchen, Switzerland
 * Horrenbach	Horrenbach BE Horrenbach (BE)  Horrenbach, Bern  Horrenbach, Switzerland
 * Buchen	Buchen BE Buchen (BE)  Buchen, Bern  Buchen, Switzerland
 * Horriwil	Horriwil SO Horriwil (SO)  Horriwil (Solothurn)  Horriwil, Switzerland
 * Horw	Horw LU Horw (LU)  Horw (Lucerne)  Horw, Switzerland
 * Hospental	Hospental UR Hospental (UR)  Hospental (Uri)  Hospental, Switzerland
 * Hottwil	Hottwil AG Hottwil (AG)  Hottwil (Aargau)  Hottwil, Switzerland
 * Hubersdorf	Hubersdorf SO Hubersdorf (SO)  Hubersdorf (Solothurn)  Hubersdorf, Switzerland
 * Humlikon	Humlikon ZH Humlikon (ZH)  Humlikon (Zurich)  Humlikon, Switzerland
 * Hundwil	Hundwil AR Hundwil (AR)  Hundwil (Appenzell-Ausserrhoden)  Hundwil, Switzerland
 * Hünenberg	Hünenberg ZG Hünenberg (ZG)  Hünenberg (Zug)  Hünenberg, Switzerland
 * Hüniken	Hüniken SO Hüniken (SO)  Hüniken (Solothurn)  Hüniken, Switzerland
 * Hüntwangen	Hüntwangen ZH Hüntwangen (ZH)  Hüntwangen (Zurich)  Hüntwangen, Switzerland
 * Hunzenschwil	Hunzenschwil AG Hunzenschwil (AG)  Hunzenschwil (Aargau)  Hunzenschwil, Switzerland
 * Hütten	Hütten ZH Hütten (ZH) Hütten (Zurich) Hütten, Switzerland
 * Hüttikon	Hüttikon ZH Hüttikon (ZH)  Hüttikon (Zurich)  Hüttikon, Switzerland
 * Hüttlingen	Hüttlingen TG Hüttlingen (TG)  Hüttlingen (Thurgau)  Hüttlingen, Switzerland
 * Huttwil	Huttwil BE Huttwil (BE)  Huttwil, Bern  Huttwil, Switzerland
 * Hüttwilen	Hüttwilen TG Hüttwilen (TG)  Hüttwilen (Thurgau)  Hüttwilen, Switzerland

I

 * Icogne	Icogne VS Icogne (VS)  Icogne (Valais)  Icogne, Switzerland
 * Iffwil	Iffwil BE Iffwil (BE)  Iffwil, Bern  Iffwil, Switzerland
 * Igis	Igis GR Igis (GR)  Igis (Graubünden)  Igis, Switzerland
 * Ilanz	Ilanz GR Ilanz (GR)  Ilanz (Graubünden)  Ilanz, Switzerland
 * Illgau	Illgau SZ Illgau (SZ)  Illgau (Schwyz)  Illgau, Switzerland
 * Illnau-Effretikon	Illnau-Effretikon ZH Illnau-Effretikon (ZH)  Illnau-Effretikon (Zurich)  Illnau-Effretikon, Switzerland
 * Illnau	Illnau ZH Illnau (ZH)  Illnau (Zurich)  Illnau, Switzerland
 * Effretikon	Effretikon ZH Effretikon (ZH)  Effretikon (Zurich)  Effretikon, Switzerland
 * Indemini	Indemini TI Indemini (TI)  Indemini (Ticino)  Indemini, Switzerland
 * Inden	Inden VS Inden (VS)  Inden (Valais)  Inden, Switzerland
 * Ingenbohl	Ingenbohl SZ Ingenbohl (SZ)  Ingenbohl (Schwyz)  Ingenbohl, Switzerland
 * Inkwil	Inkwil BE Inkwil (BE)  Inkwil, Bern  Inkwil, Switzerland
 * Innerferrera	Innerferrera GR Innerferrera (GR)  Innerferrera (Graubünden)  Innerferrera, Switzerland
 * Innerthal	Innerthal SZ Innerthal (SZ)  Innerthal (Schwyz)  Innerthal, Switzerland
 * Innertkirchen	Innertkirchen BE Innertkirchen (BE)  Innertkirchen, Bern  Innertkirchen, Switzerland
 * Ins	Ins BE Ins (BE)  Ins, Bern  Ins, Switzerland
 * Interlaken	Interlaken BE Interlaken (BE)  Interlaken, Bern  Interlaken, Switzerland
 * Intragna	Intragna TI Intragna (TI)  Intragna (Ticino)  Intragna, Switzerland
 * Inwil	Inwil LU Inwil (LU)  Inwil (Lucerne)  Inwil, Switzerland
 * Ipsach	Ipsach BE Ipsach (BE)  Ipsach, Bern  Ipsach, Switzerland
 * Iragna	Iragna TI Iragna (TI)  Iragna (Ticino)  Iragna, Switzerland
 * Iseltwald	Iseltwald BE Iseltwald (BE)  Iseltwald, Bern  Iseltwald, Switzerland
 * Isenthal	Isenthal UR Isenthal (UR)  Isenthal (Uri)  Isenthal, Switzerland
 * Iseo	Iseo TI Iseo (TI)  Iseo (Ticino)  Iseo, Switzerland
 * Isérables	Isérables VS Isérables (VS)  Isérables (Valais)  Isérables, Switzerland
 * Islisberg	Islisberg AG Islisberg (AG)  Islisberg (Aargau)  Islisberg, Switzerland
 * Isone	Isone TI Isone (TI)  Isone (Ticino)  Isone, Switzerland
 * Isorno	Isorno TI Isorno (TI)  Isorno (Ticino)  Isorno, Switzerland
 * Itingen	Itingen BL Itingen (BL)  Itingen (Baselland) Itingen (Basel-Landschaft)   Itingen, Switzerland
 * Ittenthal	Ittenthal AG Ittenthal (AG)  Ittenthal (Aargau)  Ittenthal, Switzerland
 * Ittigen	Ittigen BE Ittigen (BE)  Ittigen, Bern  Ittigen, Switzerland
 * Ittingen  Ittingen TG Ittingen (TG) Ittingen (Thurgau) Ittingen, Switzerland

J

 * Jaberg	Jaberg BE Jaberg (BE)  Jaberg, Bern  Jaberg, Switzerland
 * Jaun	Jaun FR Jaun (FR)  Jaun (Fribourg)  Jaun, Switzerland
 * Jegenstorf	Jegenstorf BE Jegenstorf (BE)  Jegenstorf, Bern  Jegenstorf, Switzerland
 * Jenaz	Jenaz GR Jenaz (GR)  Jenaz (Graubünden)  Jenaz, Switzerland
 * Jenins	Jenins GR Jenins (GR)  Jenins (Graubünden)  Jenins, Switzerland
 * Jens	Jens BE Jens (BE) Jens, Bern Jens, Switzerland
 * Jeuss	Jeuss FR Jeuss (FR)  Jeuss (Fribourg)  Jeuss, Switzerland
 * Jona	Jona SG Jona (SG) Jona (St. Gallen)  Jona, Switzerland
 * Jonen	Jonen AG Jonen (AG)  Jonen (Aargau)  Jonen, Switzerland
 * Jongny	Jongny VD Jongny (VD)  Jongny (Vaud)  Jongny, Switzerland
 * Jonschwil	Jonschwil SG Jonschwil (SG)  Jonschwil (St. Gallen)  Jonschwil, Switzerland
 * Jouxtens-Mézery	Jouxtens-Mézery VD Jouxtens-Mézery (VD)  Jouxtens-Mézery (Vaud)  Jouxtens-Mézery, Switzerland
 * Juriens	Juriens VD Juriens (VD)  Juriens (Vaud)  Juriens, Switzerland
 * Jussy	Jussy GE Jussy (GE)  Jussy (Geneva)  Jussy, Switzerland

K

 * Kaiseraugst	Kaiseraugst AG Kaiseraugst (AG)  Kaiseraugst (Aargau)  Kaiseraugst, Switzerland
 * Kaiserstuhl	Kaiserstuhl AG Kaiserstuhl (AG) Kaiserstuhl (Aargau) Kaiserstuhl, Switzerland
 * Kaisten	Kaisten AG Kaisten (AG)  Kaisten (Aargau)  Kaisten, Switzerland
 * Kallern	Kallern AG Kallern (AG)  Kallern (Aargau)  Kallern, Switzerland
 * Kallnach	Kallnach BE Kallnach (BE)  Kallnach, Bern  Kallnach, Switzerland
 * Kaltbrunn	Kaltbrunn SG Kaltbrunn (SG)  Kaltbrunn (St. Gallen)  Kaltbrunn, Switzerland
 * Kammersrohr	Kammersrohr SO Kammersrohr (SO)  Kammersrohr (Solothurn)  Kammersrohr, Switzerland
 * Kandergrund	Kandergrund BE Kandergrund (BE)  Kandergrund, Bern  Kandergrund, Switzerland
 * Kandersteg	Kandersteg BE Kandersteg (BE)  Kandersteg, Bern  Kandersteg, Switzerland
 * Känerkinden	Känerkinden BL Känerkinden (BL)  Känerkinden (Baselland) Känerkinden (Basel-Landschaft) Känerkinden, Switzerland
 * Kappel am Albis	Kappel am Albis ZH Kappel am Albis (ZH)  Kappel am Albis (Zurich)  Kappel am Albis, Switzerland
 * Kappel	Kappel ZH Kappel (ZH) Kappel (Zurich)
 * Kappel	Kappel SO Kappel (SO) Kappel (Solothurn) Kappel, Switzerland
 * Kappelen	Kappelen BE Kappelen (BE)  Kappelen, Bern  Kappelen, Switzerland
 * Kaufdorf	Kaufdorf BE Kaufdorf (BE)  Kaufdorf, Bern  Kaufdorf, Switzerland
 * Kehrsatz	Kehrsatz BE Kehrsatz (BE)  Kehrsatz, Bern  Kehrsatz, Switzerland
 * Kemmental	Kemmental TG Kemmental (TG)  Kemmental (Thurgau)  Kemmental, Switzerland
 * Kernenried	Kernenried BE Kernenried (BE)  Kernenried, Bern  Kernenried, Switzerland
 * Kerns	Kerns OW Kerns (OW)  Kerns (Obwalden)  Kerns, Switzerland
 * Kerzers	Kerzers FR Kerzers (FR)  Kerzers (Fribourg)  Kerzers, Switzerland
 * Kesswil	Kesswil TG Kesswil (TG)  Kesswil (Thurgau)  Kesswil, Switzerland
 * Kestenholz	Kestenholz SO Kestenholz (SO)  Kestenholz (Solothurn)  Kestenholz, Switzerland
 * Kienberg	Kienberg SO Kienberg (SO)  Kienberg (Solothurn)  Kienberg, Switzerland
 * Kienersrüti	Kienersrüti BE Kienersrüti (BE)  Kienersrüti, Bern  Kienersrüti, Switzerland
 * Kiesen	Kiesen BE Kiesen (BE)  Kiesen, Bern  Kiesen, Switzerland
 * Kilchberg	Kilchberg BL Kilchberg (BL) Kilchberg (Baselland) Kilchberg (Basel-Landschaft)  Kilchberg, Switzerland
 * Kilchberg	Kilchberg ZH Kilchberg (ZH) Kilchberg (Zurich)
 * Killwangen	Killwangen AG Killwangen (AG)  Killwangen (Aargau)  Killwangen, Switzerland
 * Kippel	Kippel VS Kippel (VS)  Kippel (Valais)  Kippel, Switzerland
 * Kirchberg	Kirchberg SG Kirchberg (SG) Kirchberg (St. Gallen) Kirchberg, Switzerland
 * Kirchberg	Kirchberg BE Kirchberg (BE) Kirchberg, Bern
 * Kirchdorf	Kirchdorf BE Kirchdorf (BE) Kirchdorf, Bern Kirchdorf, Switzerland
 * Kirchenthurnen	Kirchenthurnen BE Kirchenthurnen (BE)  Kirchenthurnen, Bern  Kirchenthurnen, Switzerland
 * Kirchleerau	Kirchleerau AG Kirchleerau (AG)  Kirchleerau (Aargau)  Kirchleerau, Switzerland
 * Kirchlindach	Kirchlindach BE Kirchlindach (BE)  Kirchlindach, Bern  Kirchlindach, Switzerland
 * Kleinandelfingen	Kleinandelfingen ZH Kleinandelfingen (ZH)  Kleinandelfingen (Zurich)  Kleinandelfingen, Switzerland
 * Kleinbösingen	Kleinbösingen FR Kleinbösingen (FR)  Kleinbösingen (Fribourg)  Kleinbösingen, Switzerland
 * Kleindietwil	Kleindietwil BE Kleindietwil (BE)  Kleindietwil, Bern  Kleindietwil, Switzerland
 * Kleinlützel	Kleinlützel SO Kleinlützel (SO)  Kleinlützel (Solothurn)  Kleinlützel, Switzerland
 * Klingnau	Klingnau AG Klingnau (AG)  Klingnau (Aargau)  Klingnau, Switzerland
 * Klosters-Serneus	Klosters-Serneus GR Klosters-Serneus (GR)  Klosters-Serneus (Graubünden)  Klosters-Serneus, Switzerland
 * Kloten	Kloten ZH Kloten (ZH)  Kloten (Zurich)  Kloten, Switzerland
 * Knonau	Knonau ZH Knonau (ZH)  Knonau (Zurich)  Knonau, Switzerland
 * Knutwil	Knutwil LU Knutwil (LU)  Knutwil (Lucerne)  Knutwil, Switzerland
 * Koblenz	Koblenz AG Koblenz (AG) Koblenz (Aargau)  Koblenz, Switzerland Koblenz (Begriffsklärung)
 * Kölliken	Kölliken AG Kölliken (AG)  Kölliken (Aargau)  Kölliken, Switzerland
 * Köniz	Köniz BE Köniz (BE)  Köniz, Bern  Köniz, Switzerland
 * Konolfingen	Konolfingen BE Konolfingen (BE)  Konolfingen, Bern  Konolfingen, Switzerland
 * Koppigen	Koppigen BE Koppigen (BE)  Koppigen, Bern  Koppigen, Switzerland
 * Kottwil	Kottwil LU Kottwil (LU)  Kottwil (Lucerne)  Kottwil, Switzerland
 * Kradolf-Schönenberg	Kradolf-Schönenberg TG Kradolf-Schönenberg (TG)  Kradolf-Schönenberg (Thurgau)  Kradolf-Schönenberg, Switzerland
 * Krattigen	Krattigen BE Krattigen (BE)  Krattigen, Bern  Krattigen, Switzerland
 * Krauchthal	Krauchthal BE Krauchthal (BE)  Krauchthal, Bern  Krauchthal, Switzerland
 * Kreuzlingen	Kreuzlingen TG Kreuzlingen (TG)  Kreuzlingen (Thurgau)  Kreuzlingen, Switzerland
 * Kriechenwil	Kriechenwil BE Kriechenwil (BE)  Kriechenwil, Bern  Kriechenwil, Switzerland
 * Kriegstetten	Kriegstetten SO Kriegstetten (SO)  Kriegstetten (Solothurn)  Kriegstetten, Switzerland
 * Kriens	Kriens LU Kriens (LU)  Kriens (Lucerne)  Kriens, Switzerland
 * Krinau	Krinau SG Krinau (SG)  Krinau (St. Gallen)  Krinau, Switzerland
 * Krummenau	Krummenau SG Krummenau (SG) Krummenau (St. Gallen)  Krummenau, Switzerland
 * Küblis	Küblis GR Küblis (GR)  Küblis (Graubünden)  Küblis, Switzerland
 * Kulmerau	Kulmerau LU Kulmerau (LU)  Kulmerau (Lucerne)  Kulmerau, Switzerland
 * Künten	Künten AG Künten (AG)  Künten (Aargau)  Künten, Switzerland
 * Küsnacht	Küsnacht ZH Küsnacht (ZH) Küsnacht (Zurich) Küsnacht, Switzerland
 * Küssnacht am Rigi	Küssnacht am Rigi SZ Küssnacht am Rigi (SZ)  Küssnacht am Rigi (Schwyz)  Küssnacht am Rigi, Switzerland
 * Küssnacht	Küssnacht SZ Küssnacht (SZ)  Küssnacht (Schwyz)  Küssnacht, Switzerland
 * Küttigen	Küttigen AG Küttigen (AG)  Küttigen (Aargau)  Küttigen, Switzerland
 * Küttigkofen	Küttigkofen SO Küttigkofen (SO)  Küttigkofen (Solothurn)  Küttigkofen, Switzerland
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Maria Nikiforova

Maria Hryhorivna Nikiforova (Марія Григорівна Нікіфорова; 1885–1919) was a Ukrainian anarchist partisan leader who led the Black Guards during the Ukrainian War of Independence, becoming widely renowned as an atamansha. A self-described terrorist from the age of 16, she was imprisoned for her activities in Russia before managing to escape to western Europe. With the outbreak of World War I, she took up the defencist line and joined the French Foreign Legion on the Macedonian front before returning to Ukraine with the outbreak of the 1917 Revolution.

In her home city of Oleksandrivsk (today Zaporizhzhia), she established an anarchist combat detachment and subsequently attacked the forces of the Russian Provisional Government and the Ukrainian People's Republic. After the October Revolution escalated into a civil war, she joined the side of the Ukrainian Soviet Republic, leading her druzhina in capturing Taurida and Yelysavethrad (today Kropyvnytskyi) from the Ukrainian People's Army.

When Ukraine was invaded by the Central Powers, she was forced to flee to Russia, where she was prosecuted for insubordination by the nascent Bolshevik government. When she returned to Ukraine, she briefly participated in the civilian activities of the Makhnovshchina before returning to terrorism. She aimed to assassinate the leaders of the White movement (Anton Denikin and Alexander Kolchak) but was caught and executed.

Early life and exile
Born in Oleksandrivsk in 1885, Nikiforova's father had been an officer during the Russo-Turkish War of 1877–1878. She left home at the age of 16, having fallen in love with an "adventurer" who quickly abandoned her in the slums of Oleksandrivsk. To make ends meet, she became a wage laborer, working first as babysitter, then as a retail clerk, and ultimately as a factory worker, washing bottles in a vodka distillery.

Shortly after starting work, she joined a local anarchist communist group, which had been established in the lead up to the 1905 Revolution. Following a period of political probation, Nikiforova became involved in the group's campaign of "motiveless terrorism", during which she staged a number of bombings and expropriation missions, including armed robberies. When Nikiforova was captured, she attempted to commit suicide by blowing herself up, but the bomb failed and she was imprisoned. In 1908, her trial for murder and armed robbery resulted in Nikiforova being sentenced to capital punishment, although this was later commuted to life imprisonment with hard labor, due to her young age. She served part of her sentence in solitary confinement in St. Petersburg's Petropavlovsk prison, before being exiled to Siberia in 1910.

After staging a prison riot, she escaped via the Trans-Siberian Railway to Vladivostok and subsequently went on to Japan. A group of Chinese anarchists secured her passage to the United States, where she briefly stayed with other exiled Russian anarchists and published articles in their Russian language newspapers. In 1912, she joined the anarchist movement in Spain and participated in a bank robbery in Barcelona during which she was wounded and forced to clandestinely seek treatment in Paris. Herself an intersex woman, Nikiforova also reportedly underwent a medical intervention while being treated.

In the cafes of the French capital, Nikiforova met a number of exiled Russian artists and politicians, one of which was the Ukrainian Social-Democrat Vladimir Antonov-Ovseenko, and even became an artist herself, specializing in painting and sculpting. During this time, she also entered into a marriage of convenience with a Polish anarchist named Witold Brozstek, retaining her last name. Towards the end of 1913, she attended an anarchist conference in London, signing her name as "Marusya", a Slavic diminutive form of "Maria". With the outbreak of World War I, she sided with Peter Kropotkin's anti-German position, in favor of the Allied powers. She joined up with the French Foreign Legion and subsequently graduated as an officer from a military college. Nikiforova served on the Macedonian front before the outbreak of the 1917 Revolution convinced her to quit the front and return home.

Return to Oleksandrivsk
When Nikiforova arrived in Petrograd, she found the city in a situation of "dual power", with both the Provisional Government and the local soviet vying for control while the anarchists mostly acted as shock troops of anti-government unrest. Nikiforova organized and spoke at pro-anarchist rallies in Kronstadt, where she convinced thousands of sailors to participate in an uprising against the Provisional Government. As the Bolsheviks withheld their support from the uprising, it was ultimately suppressed. Nikiforova narrowly escaped the subsequent government crackdown in Petrograd and fled back to her home city of Oleksandrivsk, finally arriving in July 1917 after eight years in exile. Shortly after arrival, together with the city's 300-strong Anarchist Federation and supported by local factory workers, Nikiforova carried out the expropriation of the local distillery, donating part of the seized money to the local soviet. She soon established a 60-strong anarchist combat detachment and started accumulating armaments procured from attacks on police stations and warehouses, with which she hunted down and executed many of the city's army officers and landlords.

On 29 August 1917, she met with the peasant leader Nestor Makhno in the anarchist-controlled town of Huliaipole, where she gave a speech advocating for an insurrection against the rule of the newly established Central Council of Ukraine, warning of a potential counter-revolution. Partway through Nikiforova's speech, the anarchists received news from Petrograd of an attempted coup by Lavr Kornilov and resolved to form a Committee for the Defence of the Revolution (CDR). When the CDR began making plans to seize weapons from the local bourgeoisie, Nikiforova countered with a plan of her own: to raid the nearby garrison at Orikhiv. By 10 September, she had pulled together 200 fighters, armed only with only a few dozen weapons, and set out for Orikhiv by train. Upon arrival, the anarchist detachment surrounded and captured the Russian Army regiments. Nikiforova ordered the execution of all officers and disarmed the rank-and-file soldiers before letting them return to their homes. She delivered the captured weapons back to the CDR in Huliaipole, then returned to Oleksandrivsk herself. In recognition of Nikiforova's help, Makhno named one of his commando brigades "Marusya" after her.

Huliaipole subsequently began to receive threats from the local organ of the Provisional Government in Oleksandrivsk, which was disturbed by the rising anarchist influence in the region. Makhno responded by traveling to the city with Nikiforova as a guide and speaking directly to the local workers' organizations. After Makhno left the city, the authorities swiftly arrested and imprisoned Nikiforova. News of her arrest quickly spread; a delegation of workers demanded her release the next day. After being rebuffed by the Provisional Government, the workers forcibly brought the leader of the soviet to the prison and secured her release, following which Nikiforova gave a speech to the crowd, calling for anarchy. Anarchists from Huliaipole, who had been dispatched to attack Oleksandrivsk and force Nikiforova's release, celebrated upon hearing that their work had already been carried out.

During the subsequent election to the Oleksandrivsk soviet, the composition of the new body was distinctly more left-wing and included a number of anarchist delegates.

Battle for Oleksandrivsk
Nikiforova welcomed the outbreak of the October Revolution as another step towards the "withering away of the state". She set about establishing armed detachments known as the "Black Guards" in Oleksandrivsk, preparing an organized anarchist response for a conflict that was rapidly escalating into civil war. In November 1917, the Oleksandrivsk Soviet voted 147 to 95 in favor of joining the Ukrainian People's Republic and refused to recognize the authority of the newly proclaimed Russian Soviet Republic. Nikiforova responded by allying with the local revolutionary socialists, securing a clandestine shipment of weaponry and the support of the local detachment of the Black Sea Fleet. On 12 December, they launched their uprising, managing to overthrow the Soviet and reconstitute it with delegates from the Bolsheviks, Left SRs and anarchists.

On 25 December, Nikiforova and her detachment went to Kharkiv, where they collaborated in the establishment of the Ukrainian People's Republic of Soviets while also expropriating goods from the local shops and redistributing them to the population. A few days later, she led Black Guards into battle against the haydamaks at Katerynoslav, capturing the city for the Soviets and personally disarming 48 soldiers. Civil war became an inevitability following the dissolution of the Russian Constituent Assembly by the All-Russian Central Executive Committee, as the Bolsheviks began to look towards the anarchists around Nikiforova as a necessary base of support in Ukraine. While she had been away, her home city of Oleksandrivsk had fallen again under the control of the Central Council of Ukraine after three days of fighting, forcing the local anarchist detachments to withdraw. On 2 January 1918, the city was again recaptured after the arrival of Red Guards from Russia and Black Guards from Huliaipole, forcing the haydamaks in turn to retreat to right-bank Ukraine. Two days later, a revolutionary committee (Revkom) was constituted as the center of soviet power in Oleksandrivsk. Nikiforova was elected as its deputy leader.

As the haymadaks fled, cossacks were already beginning to return from the external front in order to join up with Alexey Kaledin's Army, and Oleksandrivsk was in the path towards their home regions of the Don and Kuban. With the Black Guards scrambling to rally their defenses, a failed assault by the first wave of Cossacks ended in their disarmament by the Revkom. While the disarmament took place, the city politicians' speeches, attempting to rally the Cossacks to the cause of socialism, were largely ignored and even mocked. When Nikiforova spoke, calling on the "butchers of the Russian workers" to renounce the old ways of Tsarism, many of the Cossacks began to display humility; some openly wept and others maintained contact with the local anarchists. When the Cossacks departed, Makhno and Nikiforova returned to their duties in the Revkom. After a dispute between the two regarding the sentencing of the prosecutor that had overseen Makhno's own imprisonment, Makhno decided to renounce his position and return to Huliaipole, leaving Nikiforova in place as the sole commander of Oleksandrivsk's Black Guards.

The Free Combat Druzhina
In a joint operation together with the Huliaipole anarchists, Nikiforova launched another raid against the garrison in Orikhiv, seizing a cache of arms and sending them on to Huliaipole, rather than handing them over to her nominal commander Semyon Bogdanov. As Nikiforova's Black Guards had helped to establish Soviet power in the eastern Ukrainian cities of Kharkiv, Katerynoslav and Oleksandrivsk, she enjoyed the unqualified support of the Ukrainian Soviet commander-in-chief, Vladimir Antonov-Ovseenko, who gave her funds to upgrade her detachment, which became known as the Free Combat Druzhina.

Reinforced by extra troops, the Druzhina was supplied with artillery cannons, armored cars, tachankas, warhorses and even an armored train, which they decorated with a number of anarchist flags, leaving them better-equipped than even the units of the Red Guards. The militants of the Druzhina also largely rejected uniform, in favor of their own individual senses of fashion. While the core of the group was personally loyal to Nikiforova, including a number of experienced veterans of the Black Sea Fleet, the larger section around them participated in the unit on a more ephemeral basis.

Travelling in echelon formations, which the Left SR politician Isaac Steinberg compared to the mythical Flying Dutchman, the Druzhina advanced against the forces of the White movement and the Ukrainian nationalists. The Druzhina pushed as far as Crimea, where they captured Yalta, sacked Livadia Palace and liberated anarchist political prisoners in Sevastopol. Having participated in the establishment of the Taurida Soviet Socialist Republic, Nikiforova was elected to head the Peasant Soviet in Feodosia and used her new position to establish more detachments of the Black Guards.

Battle for Yelysavethrad
The Druzhina then moved on to the central Ukrainian city of Yelysavethrad, bloodlessly capturing the city from the Ukrainian nationalists and establishing a revolutionary committee to oversee its transition to Soviet power. While occupying the city, she assassinated a Russian officer, expropriated local stores and redistributed basic necessities to the population, and established a barter economy for non-essential goods, all in open defiance the Bolshevik-controlled Revkom. Nikiforova accused the Revkom of being too tolerant towards the bourgeoisie and having constituted a new ruling class, even threatening to disperse the organ and shoot its chairman, due to her opposition to all forms of government. The Revkom responded by ordering her to leave the city, which she did a few days later, after looting the city's military college of all their weapons, leaving behind a newly established local detachment of Black Guards.

The Central Council of Ukraine responded to the rapid Soviet advance by signing a treaty with the Central Powers. With the support of the Ukrainian haydamaks, the Austro-Hungarian Army and Imperial German Army launched an invasion of Ukraine, pushing the Soviet lines back again. When the German forces arrived at Yelysavethrad, the Revkom immediately evacuated, leaving a power vacuum in the city. While the occupying powers attempted to recruit men to its side, even conscripting the local peasantry into service, the Druzhina returned to occupy Yelysavethrad, taking over the local railway station and regularly touring the city to expropriate money from the bourgeoisie. After days of tense peace between the city's official government and the anarchists, a conflict broke out between the anarchists and local factory workers, giving the government forces an opportunity to move against the Druzhina. The anarchists managed to defend themselves against the assault, but they were far outnumbered, forcing them to withdraw to Kanatovo, where they discovered that a number of their soldiers had been taken prisoner.

Red Guards led by Alexander Belenkevich attempted to retake the city, but they were surrounded and wiped out within hours of arrival, prompting the city authorities to beginning executing their prisoners of war. Nikiforova subsequently led the Druzhina in an assault by rail, digging in at the suburbs, where they were met by thousands of well-armed troops, who began spreading rumours to the local population that depicted Nikiforova as a sacrilegious bandit leader. The battle descended into a war of attrition, with constant artillery and machine gun fire exchanged between the trenches over the course of two days. On 26 February, the Druzhina was reinforced by a detachment of Red Guards from Kamensk (Voronezh Oblast), but these troops were largely ineffective against the city's defenses. Under heavy bombardment, the Druzhina fell back to Znamianka, where they were reinforced by more Red Guards under the command of Mikhail Muravyov, fresh from their victory in the Battle of Kyiv. The city's authorities had requested reinforcements from the Central Powers, but none arrived, leaving the city vulnerable to a Soviet assault. While the Ukrainian nationalists held off Nikiforova's advance from the north, Andrei Polupanov led an assault against the largely undefended south, forcing the city to capitulate. The city's authorities complied with the Soviet demands and released Nikiforova's imprisoned soldiers, with the city ultimately remaining in Soviet hands until 19 March, when an Imperial German assault forced the Soviet forces to evacuate.

Retreat
The forces of the Ukrainian Soviet Republic were ultimately unable to withstand the combined assault of the Central Powers, with only sporadic resistance delaying the offensive. After leaving Yelysavethrad, the Druzhina stooped in Berezivka, where they came into conflict with another anarchist detachment led by Grigory Kotovsky, after Nikiforova had attempted to extort money from the town's inhabitants. The Druzhina subsequently abandoned their train and reformed as a cavalry detachment, arranging their horses by fur color, with Nikiforova herself riding at the head on a white horse.

The Druzhina rendezvoused with other Soviet forces at Preobrazhenka, Polohy Raion, finding the local estate in the hands of the Bolshevik commander Ivan Vasilievich Matveyev. Nikiforova immediately set about seizing the estate's goods and redistributing them to the local population, to the annoyance of Matveyev, who she was still formally subordinated to. Matveyev resolved to disarm the Druzhina before any more anarchists arrived at the rendezvous. He called a general meeting in which the principles of unity and discipline were to be discussed, but when Bolsheviks started making complaints about the anarchists, Nikiforova immediately understood the true purpose of the meeting and signalled her partisans to leave, escaping the village on horseback before they could be disarmed. When Antonov-Ovseenko learned of the planned disarmament of Nikiforova's forces, he rebuked the local Bolsheviks, telling them: "Instead of disarming such revolutionary fighting units, I would advise you to create them."

The Druzhina subsequently moved towards Oleksandrivsk, hoping to defend it from the Central Powers. Upon arrival, they found the city's Red Guards were already organizing their retreat. On 13 April, the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen were able to capture the city, finding the dead body of a woman that they mistakenly believed to be Nikiforova. On 18 April, they were followed by the Imperial German Army, which forced out the remaining Soviet forces, with the Druzhina being one of the last Soviet detachments to leave. They subsequently linked up with Nestor Makhno's forces in Tsarekostyantynivka, where they found out that Huliaipole had also fallen to the Ukrainian nationalists. Nikiforova proposed a mission to rescue captured members of the town's revolutionary committee, but after a number of Red commanders refused to join and news came in of the continued German advance, she abandoned the plan and continued to retreat east.

Trials
Following the Soviet defeat in Ukraine, the Bolsheviks no longer saw the use in their anarchist allies and repressions against the Russian anarchist movement began to be carried out by the Cheka. Upon Nikiforova's arrival in Taganrog, she was immediately arrested on charges of looting and desertion, while the Druzhina was finally disarmed, in an operation overseen by the Ukrainian Bolshevik leader Volodymyr Zatonsky. The local anarchists and Left SRs demanded an explanation for Nikiforova's arrest, with Vladimir Antonov-Ovseenko himself sending a telegram in support of the anarchists, while further arrivals of Ukrainian anarchists to the city began to make the situation untenable. In April 1918, a revolutionary tribunal was held by the Ukrainian Bolsheviks. With witnesses both for the prosecution and the defense in attendance, Nikiforova was confident that revolutionary justice would be upheld and she was ultimately acquitted on all charges.

The anarchists in Taganrog subsequently held a conference about the situation in Ukraine, during which Makhno and the Huliaipole anarchists decided they would return to southern Ukraine and carry out a campaign of guerrilla warfare against the Central Powers. Other anarchists joined Nikiforova's Druzhina, but the continued German offensive forced them to retreat to Rostov-on-Don, where they looted the local banks and burned all the bonds, deeds and loan agreements they found in a public bonfire. Here too, Nikiforova noticed that the Bolsheviks were closing in on them and decided to take the Druzhina north towards Voronezh, and over the following months they moved between a number of towns along the Ukrainian border. After the defeat of the Central Powers forced them to withdraw from Ukraine, the Ukrainian State was overthrown by the Directorate of Ukraine under Symon Petliura, making room for the Druzhina to finally return to the country in late 1918. In the subsequent power struggle, the Druzhina managed to seize Odesa from the White movement, demolishing the prison before an armed intervention by the Allied Powers forced them to quit the city.

The Druzhina then moved on to Saratov, where it was again disarmed and Nikiforova herself was again arrested. The Cheka were reluctant to execute her without trial and had her transferred to Moscow, where she was briefly held in Butyrka prison. She was released on bail, posted by Apollon Karelin and Vladimir Antonov-Ovseenko, and she was reunited with her husband, who had taken a job in the new Soviet government. After a spell of working for the artistic institution Proletkult, Nikiforova's trial by revolutionary tribunal began on 21 January 1919. She was presented with the same charges that the Taganrog tribunal had already acquitted her of, with Georgy Pyatakov accusing her again of looting and desertion. On 25 January, Pravda announced that she had been found guilty of insubordination, although she had again been acquitted on the charges of looting, and that her punishment was a ban on holding any public office for six months.

Activities in Huliaipole
Almost immediately following the trial, Nikiforova set out for Huliaipole, now the center of an autonomous anarchist republic known as the Makhnovshchina, as part of an agreement between Nestor Makhno's Revolutionary Insurgent Army and the Ukrainian Bolsheviks. Upon her arrival, Makhno had Nikiforova put in charge of the anarchists' hospitals, nurseries and schools, forbidding her from participating in military activities due to the terms of her sentence. Nikiforova's anti-Bolshevik attitude became an immediate problem for the Makhnovists, who were more focused on fighting the White movement, with Makhno himself physically removing her from a stage after she publicly denounced the Bolsheviks during a Regional Congress. When she briefly returned to Oleksandrivsk, any anarchists she met or stayed with were promptly arrested by the Cheka.

During the spring of 1919, Huliaipole was visited several times by a series of high-ranking Bolsheviks, during which Nikiforova acted as a hostess. Antonov-Ovseenko recalled meeting his "old acquaintance" on 28 April, while reviewing Makhno's troops and the city of Huliaipole. Seeking to clarify rumors of corruption and counter-revolutionary activity among Makhno's ranks and the soviet of the city, Antonov-Ovseenko wrote glowingly of his impression of Huliaipole. Ultimately, Antonov-Ovseenko's attempts to lobby for military support for the anarchists were unsuccessful and his political power declined. Within weeks of his visit, he was replaced as commander-in-chief by Jukums Vācietis.

Nevertheless, Antonov-Ovseenko's reports quickly attracted Lev Kamenev to himself visit Huliaipole the very next week. Nikiforova met Kamenev and his entourage at the train station, and offered to escort them into the city. After meeting Makhno and touring the city, Kamenev was impressed with Nikiforova, and upon returning to Katerynoslav, he telegraphed Moscow officials with an order that her sentence be reduced to half of its original term.

Capture and death
Following news of the reduction of her sentence, Nikiforova moved to Berdiansk and began work on establishing a new detachment of Black Guards, bringing together a number of former Makhnovists and anarchist refugees, including her husband Witold Brzostek. By June 1919, the Makhnovshchina had been outlawed by the Ukrainian Socialist Soviet Republic and the Red Army had launched an offensive against the Makhnovist rear, forcing the Ukrainian anarchists to regroup. While Makhno moved towards consolidating his military force, Nikiforova returned to her old ways, deciding to carry out a campaign of terrorism against all enemies of the Ukrainian anarchists. When the pair reunited at Tokmak, Nikiforova asked Makhno for money to fund her terrorist campaign. The meeting quickly devolved into a Mexican standoff as the two drew guns on each other, but Makhno ultimately decided to give her some of the insurgent army's funds.

Nikiforova subsequently split up her detachment into three and dispatched them to different fronts. She sent one group to Siberia, where they were ordered to assassinate Alexander Kolchak, the Supreme Ruler of the Russian State, but they were ultimately unable to locate him and instead decided to join the anti-White partisans. The other group went to Kharkiv, where they were ordered to free anarchist political prisoners and blow up the headquarters of the Cheka, but by the time they arrived the city had been evacuated and the prisoners had been shot. They decided to move on to Moscow, where they carried out a series of armed robberies to fund their planned operation to assassinate the Bolshevik Party leadership. On 25 September 1919, they managed to kill 12 and wound 55 other leading Bolsheviks in a bomb attack on a party meeting. The group was eventually wiped out during shoot outs with the Cheka, with the last remaining members blowing themselves up after being surrounded in a dacha.

Nikiforova and Brzostek themselves led the third group to Crimea, the headquarters of South Russia, where they planned to assassinate the White commander-in-chief Anton Denikin. On 11 August, the couple were recognized by a White officer in Sevastopol and arrested, forcing the rest of the group to quit Crimea and flee to the Kuban People's Republic, where they joined the region's anti-White partisans. After spending a month gathering evidence, on 16 September, Nikiforova and Brzostek were court-martialed by Vladimir Subbotin, the Governor of Sevastopol. Nikiforova was charged with having executed counter-revolutionaries, including White officers and the bourgeoisie, while Brzostek was charged simply with having been her husband during these events. Throughout the trial, Nikiforova displayed persistent contempt of court, swearing at the tribunal as her sentence was read. The couple were both found guilty and sentenced to execution by firing squad, with Nikiforova finally breaking down into tears as she said goodbye to her husband, before they were both shot.

On 20 September, the Oleksandrivsk Telegraph reported on Nikiforova's death, celebrating it as a victory for the White movement. Only two weeks later, the city was recaptured by the Makhnovshchina, definitively ending the White movement's control over southern Ukraine.

Anarchism and revolution
In her youth, Nikiforova entered anarcho-communist politics and adopted militant tactics to pursue them. Widely known as an anarchist, she was said to constantly wear entirely black clothing as a symbol of her libertarian philosophy. Throughout her years of activism, Nikiforova gave numerous speeches espousing her anarchist political opinions. She favored immediate and complete redistribution of property owned by wealthy land owners, declaring, "The workers and peasants must, as quickly as possible, seize everything that was created by them over many centuries and use it for their own interests." She insisted that anarchists could not guarantee positive social change: "The anarchists are not promising anything to anyone." She cautioned, "The anarchists only want people to be conscious of their own situation and seize freedom for themselves."

Conflicts with Soviet authority
Upon returning to Russia in 1917, Nikiforova was influenced by Apollon Karelin, a veteran anarchist who advocated a tactical strategy of "Soviet anarchism." Meeting her in Petrograd, Karelin's political tactics encouraged anarchist participation in Soviet institutions with the long-term plan of directing them towards an anarchist agenda, provided these institutions did not deviate from revolutionary goals. In the event that they deviated from a radical agenda, anarchists were to rebel against them. Such institutional cooperation was widely disliked among anarchists, as they were largely a minority within such institutions, rendering their activity ineffectual.

Nikiforova agreed to ally with the Bolsheviks under special circumstances and negotiated to have herself appointed to a soviet institution, briefly becoming the Deputy leader of the Oleksandrivsk revkom. She would go on to help establish footholds for Soviet power in several Ukrainian cities, demanding material support from Bolshevik agents in return, which she then used to pursue her anarchist agenda. While she allied herself with the Red Army on multiple occasions, she was constantly at odds with their commanders and personally antagonized several, arguing against some their practices on revolutionary grounds. Upon discovering that a Soviet commander was hoarding luxury goods looted from an aristocrat's home, she angrily confronted him for his selfishness. "The property of the estate owners doesn't belong to any particular detachment," she declared "but to the people as a whole. Let the people take what they want."

Postmortem mythology
Rumours about her alleged survival persisted after Nikiforova's death. In the years following her death, Nikiforova was rumoured to have become a Soviet spy in Paris, where she was alleged to have been involved in the assassination of the Ukrainian nationalist leader Symon Petliura by the Ukrainian Jewish anarchist Sholom Schwartzbard.

Her legacy also created an opportunity for copycats, with a number of partisan women adopting the name of "Marusya" as a pseudonym throughout the remainder of the Ukrainian War of Independence. In 1919, a 25-year-old Ukrainian nationalist school teacher adopted the name Marusya Sokolovska and took command her late brother's cavalry detachment, before she was captured by the Reds and shot. In 1920–1921, Marusya Chernaya (Black Maria) was also commander of a cavalry regiment in the Revolutionary Insurgent Army of Ukraine, before dying in battle against the Red Army. During the Tambov Rebellion in Russia, one of the rebel commanders was a woman named Marusya Kosova, who disappeared after the suppression of the revolt.

Historiography
Nikiforova's illicit activities meant that she left very few records during her life, only emerging as a public figure during her final years as a military commander. Available accounts of her life have either come from her military service record or from the memoirs of her contemporaries, such as Nestor Makhno and Viktor Bilash.

Nikiforova's biography was largely neglected by Soviet historiography, which focused its women's history largely on female Bolsheviks, only ever referencing Nikiforova briefly and using negative depictions. She has likewise been largely neglected in Ukrainian historiography, as her staunch anti-nationalist positions directly contradicted the historical narratives of Ukrainian nationalism, as well as anarchist historiography, which has focused most of its attention on Nestor Makhno. Nevertheless, following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, there has been a renewed interest in Nikiforova, with several essays and a biography about her life being published during the 21st century.

title: Maria Nikiforova