District of Monza

Former division of the Napoleonic Italian Republic

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The District of Monza 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 III and its capital was Monza.

## The district

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Founded on May 13, 1801, it had a population of 78,201 inhabitants. It was composed by the communes of Monza with part of:

* Brugherio
* Sant’Ambrogio e Cassina della Santa
* Agliate
* Agrate
* Aicurzio
* Albiate
* Albignano
* Arcore
* Basiano
* Belinzago
* Bellusco
* Bernareggio
* Bernate
* Biassono
* Bisentrate
* Bornago
* Burago
* Busnago
* Bussero
* Calò
* Cambiago
* Camparada
* Camporicco
* Canonica al Lambro
* Caponago
* Carate
* Carnate
* Carugate
* Casate nuovo
* Cassano sull’Adda
* Cassina Baraggia
* Cassina de’ Bracchi
* Cassina de’ Pecchi
* Cassine San Pietro
* Cavenago
* Cernusco Asinario
* Cernusco Lombardone
* Colnago
* Concesa
* Concorezzo
* Contra
* Corezzana
* Cornate
* Costa
* Gessate
* Gorgonzola
* Grezzago
* Gropello
* Incugnate
* Inzago
* Lesmo
* Lissone
* Lomagna
* Lomaniga
* Maresso
* Masate
* Melzo
* Merate
* Mezzago
* Moncucco
* Monte
* Montevecchia
* Novate
* Omate
* Oreno
* Ornago
* Osnago
* Paderno
* Paina
* Pessano
* Porto
* Pozzo
* Pozzuolo
* Robiate
* Roncello
* Ronco
* Ruginello
* San Damiano
* Sant’Agata
* Seregno
* Sovico
* Sulbiate inferiore
* Sulbiate superiore
* Trecella
* Tregasio
* Trezzano
* Trezzo
* Usmate
* Vaprio
* Vedano
* Velate
* Verderio inferiore
* Verderio superiore
* Vergo
* Villanuova
* Vimercate

## Sources

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* Historical database of Lombard laws (it.)