District of Milan

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The District of Milan was one of the four divisions of the Department of Olona [fr], the province of Milan during the Napoleonic Italian Republic. It received the numeral I and its capital was Milan. Founded on May 13, 1801, it had a population of 217,807 inhabitants.

## Communes[edit]

It was composed by the communes of Milan, Holy Bodies of Milan

* Affori
* Arcagnano
* Arese
* Assago
* Assiano
* Baggio
* Balbiano
* Balsamo
* Baranzate
* Bazzana Sant'Ilario
* Bazzanella
* Bescapè
* Bicocca e Bicocchino
* Binzago
* Boldinasco
* Bolgiano
* Bollate
* Bovisio
* Bresso
* Briavacca
* Brusuglio
* Bruzzano
* Buccinasco
* Bustighera
* Cannobio
* Carpianello
* Carpiano
* Casiglio
* Cassignanica
* Cassina Aliprandi
* Cassina Amata
* Cassina de' Gatti
* Cassina del Donato
* Cassina del Pero
* Cassina nuova
* Cassina Nuova
* Cassina Pertusella
* Cassina Savina
* Cassina Triulza
* Cassino Scanasio
* Castel Lambro
* Castellazzo d'Arconate
* Cavajone
* Cerchiate
* Cerro al Lambro
* Cesano Boscone
* Cesano Maderno
* Cesate
* Chiaravalle
* Cinisello
* Civesio
* Cologno Monzese
* Colturano
* Cormano
* Cornaredo
* Cornegliano
* Corsico
* Crescenzago
* Cusago
* Cusano Milanino
* Dergano e Derganino
* Desio
* Dugnano
* Fagnano
* Figino
* Fizzonasco
* Foramagno
* Garbagnate Milanese
* Garegnano Marcido
* Gorla
* Grancino
* Gudo Gambaredo
* Incirano
* Lambrate
* Lampugnano
* Limbiate
* Limito
* Linate superiore ed inferiore
* Liscate
* Locate
* Loirano
* Lorenteggio
* Lucino
* Macconago
* Maccherio
* Mangialuppo
* Masciago
* Mazzo
* Mediglia
* Melegnano
* Mercugnano
* Mezzano
* Mezzate
* Monte
* Monzoro
* Morsenchio
* Muggiano
* Muggiò
* Musocco
* Niguarda
* Nosedo
* Nova
* Novate Milanese
* Novegro
* Opera
* Paderno Dugnano
* Pairana
* Palazzuolo
* Pantanedo
* Pantigliate
* Pedriano
* Peschiera Borromeo
* Pieve Emanuele
* Pinzano
* Pioltello
* Pizzabrasa
* Poasco
* Ponte Sesto
* Precentenaro
* Precotto
* Premenugo
* Quarto Cagnino
* Quinto de' Stampi
* Quinto Romano
* Quinto Sole
* Rancate
* Redecesio
* Riozzo
* Robbiano
* Rodano
* Romanobanco
* Romano Paltano
* Ronchetto presso Corsico
* Roserio
* Rovagnasco
* Rovido
* Rozzano
* San Donato Milanese
* San Giuliano Milanese
* San Gregorio vecchio
* San Pedrino
* San Vito
* San Zeno
* Sant'Alessandro
* Santa Brera; Segnano e Segnanino
* Greco e Pasquè di Seveso; Segrate
* Seguro
* Sella Nuova
* Senago
* Sesto San Giovanni
* Sesto Ulteriano
* Settala
* Settimo Milanese
* Seveso
* Solaro
* Terrazzano
* Terzago
* Tolcinasco
* Torrevecchia Pia
* Torriggio
* Tregarezzo
* Trenno
* Trenzanesio
* Trezzano
* Triuggio
* Trognano
* Trucazzano
* Turago Bordone
* Turro
* Vajano
* Valera
* Varedo
* Vialba
* Viboldone
* Videserto
* Vigentino
* Vighignolo
* Vigliano
* Vignate
* Vigonzone
* Villa Pizzone
* Villa Rossa
* Villa San Fiorano
* Villarzino
* Vimodrone
* Vizzolo
* Zelo
* Zivido
* Zunico

## Sources[edit]

* Historical database of Lombard laws (it.)

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