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more than 30 young people from the age of five. It has experienced moments of glory with many excellent results both in Swiss wrestling and in freestyle wrestling, including numerous medals during the Swiss freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling championships of our former wrestlers, as well as participations in international championships. Our wrestlers have also displayed considerable agility in Swiss wrestling competitions, with numerous laurels and even a federal crown won by Alain Bifrare in 1986, in Sion. For several years, the club has been trying to organise as many competitions as possible within the municipality. In 2009, the Swiss freestyle wrestling championship took place here, with Florian Vieux finishing 3rd. In 2011, Collombey-Muraz hosted the Romand championship. During the summer of 2012, the Valaisan Cantonal Swiss Wrestling Festival took place at the Perraires; Sylvain Vieux was victorious there.
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Collombey-Muraz. The flagship event remains the traditional popular competition, open to all members of the SC as well as to all people living on the territory of the municipality. It includes a giant slalom (course: Culet customs - Chalet Neuf) and a sealskin race (course: Chalet-Neuf - Bellevue peak).
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Geological evolution has left erratic blocks such as the Pierre à Dzo (300 m³), the Pierre à Muguet (1,000 m³), and the Bloc Studer (500 m³). The archaeological site of Châble-Croix, dating back to between 6880 and 6330 BC, could be the oldest in the Valais. From 1900 the exploitation of granite from
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The Tennis-Club Collombey-Muraz, founded in 1984, is one of the largest sports societies in the municipality. Five interclub teams, including two male (active and young seniors) in the 2nd League, two male (young seniors) in the 3rd League and one female (young senior ladies) in the 1st League, make
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The Collombey-Muraz table tennis club (CTTCM) was founded in June 1974. It plays as part of the “AVVF” table tennis association, which brings together clubs from the cantons of Vaud, Valais, and Fribourg. The club started with fewer than a dozen members. The 1st team competes in the national league
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The BBC Collombey-Muraz was created in 1982. It has an average of 100 members. The 1st team has been present in the Swiss 1st league championship since 1992, without interruption. The club works closely with the BBC Monthey as part of a partnership signed between the two clubs under the aegis of the
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Founded in 2008, the “Sport Shooting Châble-Croix” society was born of the merger of the shooting societies “Les Carabiniers de Collombey-Muraz”, “L’Avenir de Vionnaz” and the “Petit Calibre de Châble-Croix”. In 2014, the society became Swiss champion of the section competition in the LNB ordnance
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On a hillside, Muraz has long suffered from the whims of the two streams bordering it, which have destroyed crops and flooded homes. The village extends on either side of the cantonal road, between a mountain flank and the plain. Like other localities, Muraz has grown considerably and presently has
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even suggest that whenever a family decided to build a house, the first step was to dig a well. There were 62 of them, many of which still exist today for ornamental purposes. The municipality has recognized this particular treasure by dedicating a street and even a square to it: the Rue des Puits
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This church replaces an older building, built in 1616 by Bishop Hildebrand Jost and transformed in 1723. The current church was erected in 1873 by the architect Émile Vuilloud and transformed in 1949 by enlarging the choir bays. Restoration 1962-1963. This neo-Romanesque style building, with three
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The Illarsaz-Haut-Lac wrestling club celebrated its 70th anniversary in 2012. Founded in 1942 by a group of wrestler friends from the region, initial training sessions took place outdoors. Despite very basic means, a core group of about ten enthusiasts developed. At any given time, the club trains
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dates from 1965, when it replaced an 18th-century sanctuary. It is a concrete building with a detached bell tower. Inside, the baroque altar was taken from the old chapel and dates from the beginning of the 18th century. It displays the arms of Riedmatten and Stockalper. Mosaics and stained glass
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The opening of Switzerland's first oil refinery in 1960, supplied by a pipeline from Genoa, Italy, triggered a significant industrial boom. Constant efforts to attract industry and crafts have led to the development of industrial zones, mainly in Collombey and Collombey-le-Grand. Over the past 30
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Environmental protection and careful town and country planning are constant concerns and the first development plan with its specific regulations dates from 1964. To this day, environment-minded projects are constantly being implemented. The main wastewater recovery network with related treatment
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The Union Sportive Collombey-Muraz (USCM) was founded in 1970, born of the merger of FC Collombey and FC Muraz. The club has about 220 members spread over fourteen teams, including two in "active" leagues (2nd regional and 3rd league), one at senior level and eleven at junior level. The USCM also
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The Arc-Club Collombey-Muraz, founded in 1973, brings together archers from all over the Chablais (Valais and Vaud). It is active in competitive sport (both target and forest shooting) and leisure. Many members have already distinguished themselves at the national level, and even at the European
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Sociocultural infrastructure has been developed: a school and sports center with multipurpose rooms, a swimming pool, a children’s daycare centre, primary schools, an "orientation cycle", a municipal library, three football fields, tennis courts, a network of pedestrian paths and hiking trails,
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The Municipal Council is the executive authority of the municipality of Collombey-Muraz. On January 1, 2013, the number of councilors was reduced from 9 to 7. Each councilor leads a department that operates by committee (composed of citizens of Collombey-Muraz) and/or by delegation (composed of
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On December 11, 1968, a team of friends gathered to found the SC Bellevue of Collombey-Muraz. Since then, the SC has organised ski outings, track and hiking every winter. Since 1979, members have been meeting at the Chalet de Conches, an old alpine chalet, rented to the SC by the Bourgeoisie of
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On a hillside, nestled between Monthey and Troistorrents, Les Neyres is the fifth and smallest village of the municipality. You have to take the Val d’Illiez road (route du Val d'Illiez) to discover Les Neyres, a scattered habitat of some 400 inhabitants. Like the other villages, Les Neyres has
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National Basketball League. The club also offers the possibility for adults, young and old, to play basketball in the 2nd cantonal league. Finally, the many youth teams (M19, M16, M14, M12, M10, and M8) crisscross Switzerland as they compete in cantonal, Romand (COBB), and Swiss championships.
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The demolition in 2000 of a house in Collombey-Le-Grand revealed the existence of a village bread oven. This discovery triggered the idea of rebuilding a communal oven in order to, on the one hand, preserve and enhance its recoverable elements and, on the other, carry out a project of general
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If the "grand" in Collombey-le-Grand ever indicated that that the village was bigger or grander than neighbouring Collombey, then that was only true before the 12th century (according to Maurice Parvex, Collombey-Muraz). Today the village still deserves this qualifier if it includes the vast
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The village of Collombey is served by two railway lines: the CFF Tonkin line (Saint-Maurice – Saint-Gingolph) and the AOMC regional train (Aigle – Ollon – Monthey - Champéry). In addition, a city bus travels hourly to Monthey. The five villages of the municipality are also connected to the
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Collombey-Muraz provides kindergarten, primary schools and a secondary school ("cycle d'orientation" on the Perraires site) for the children of the municipality. Responding to local demographic expansion, a new school opened in the village of Muraz at the start of the 2014 school year.
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The coat of arms of Collombey-Muraz combines doves, which represent Collombey, and a wall representing Muraz. Several variations have been recorded: with a dungeon and surrounding wall, with a tower instead of a dungeon, or with a solid wall with two of the three doves perched on it.
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Significant public works carried out during the Second World War enabled the intensification of crops and the modernization of equipment in the plain of the RhĂ´ne river. A monument by the Collombey-le-Grand - Illarsaz road commemorates these efforts (Collombey-Muraz, Maurice Parvex).
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After the town of Saint-Maurice, the RhĂ´ne river flows north towards Lake Geneva. The plain widens on both sides of it, with an area called the Chablais valaisan on its left bank. The district of Monthey is part of it with its nine municipalities, one of which is Collombey-Muraz.
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Illarsaz is a quintessential valley floor village, on the road connecting Vionnaz to Aigle. It was once surrounded by marshes, which have now given way to agriculture. The locality consists mainly of individual villas for a population of about 700 inhabitants.
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1787: Division of the castellany of Monthey. On September 22, 1787, Governor Jean-Joseph Jost invites representatives of Troistorrents, Collombey, and Muraz to appear before him on October 2, 1787, on the subject of the division of communal property.
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industrial area bordering it. With some 500 inhabitants, the village was originally huddled around the Chapel of Our Lady of the Seven Joys (chapelle Notre Dame des Sept-Joies) before experiencing considerable growth and extending into the plain.
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Collombey is the largest of the municipality's five villages, with nearly 4,600 inhabitants at the end of 2016. It has experienced unprecedented growth since the 1990s with the construction of shopping centers and many residential buildings.
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Seven alpine pastures, Chalet-Neuf, Conches, Chemeneau, Grand-Crau, Dreveneuse d’en Bas, Chermeux and Onnaz, extend over the heights bordering France. They are owned by the bourgeoisie, who rent them to farmers for the summer season.
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Collombey-Muraz includes the villages of Collombey, Muraz, Collombey-le-Grand, Illarsaz, and Les Neyres. Due to its high proportion of flat ground, it is one of the largest municipalities in the Valais, extending over 29.81 km2.
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Collombey derives from the Latin noun cŏlumbārium, which refers either to a dovecote, or to a tomb or to a burial vault. It is not possible to know which applies, even though the municipality’s coat of arms includes doves.
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Muraz derives from the Latin noun murum (plural: mura). It refers to a place consisting of remains of walls and constructions. The final z is silent, indicating that the accent is on the u and that the a is atonic.
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naves and a semi-circular apse choir, has a bell tower-porch characterized crowned by four corner turrets. Inside are baptismal fonts from around 1700 and mosaics and stained glass windows by Paul Monnier, 1965.
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Collombey-Muraz's judo school (EJCM) was founded in November 1977. In 25 years of existence, its members have won more than 200 cantonal and Swiss titles. With a hundred members, the EJCM has many black belts.
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The municipality of Collombey-Muraz also has, since January 1, 2013, a General Council, which is the legislative authority and whose 45 representatives were elected for the first time on November 11, 2012.
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In early 2023 Collombey-Muraz had a population of 9,739, with a density of 327 inhabitants per square kilometre. Between 2010 and 2019, its population increased by 30.1% (canton: 10.5%; Switzerland: 9.4%).
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In 2020, the proportion of people under 30 in Collombey-Muraz was 37.4%, which was above the cantonal level (31.7%). The proportion of people over 60 was 18.5%, compared to the cantonal level (26.6%).
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The highest point of the municipality, La Pointe de Bellevue at 2,042 metres, offers a view stretching from Lake Geneva to the Dents du Midi. Since 2013, it has given its name to a popular foot race.
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The high water table encouraged Collombey, Collombey-le-Grand and Illarsaz to dig many wells and thus ensure an adequate water supply to the inhabitants and livestock. Records such as the
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playgrounds, a covered area of 200 seats for societies and families. In terms of sports and cultural, 23 local societies enable some 2400 people to indulge in their favorite pastime.
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Located near Monthey, whose cultural life is rich and varied, the municipality has its own music societies - Les Colombes and the Villageoise de Muraz - and a choir (Choeur Mixte).
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A survey in 2013-2018 established that housing and infrastructure represented 14.1% of its territory, agricultural areas 36.5%, wooded areas 40.0%, and unproductive areas 9.3%.
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up the competing groups. The club has more than a hundred Swisstennis licensees. Every year, the club organises a Grand Open tournament overseen by Swisstennis in August.
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In the same year, 4,767 men and 4,831 women made up the municipality's population, resulting in a male rate of 48.9%, which was higher than the cantonal rate of 48.4%.
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1976: Construction of the bridge over the CFF track in Vionnaz (entirely on Collombey-Muraz territory), as well as the bridge over the RhĂ´ne leading to the highway.
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1847: Closure of the gates of the bridge over the RhĂ´ne between Collombey and Saint-Triphon and establishment of permanently guarded fortifications along the RhĂ´ne
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1630: Construction of the Châtillon castle, which will become the Manor of Fay de Lavallaz and whose first foundations date from the beginning of the 14th century.
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The “Trail de Bellevue”, whose 1st edition took place on June 29, 2013, organises two races, one of 10 km and the other of 32, as well as a children’s race.
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the ancient glacial moraine uncovered Neolithic necropolises on the heights of Barmaz, dating back to the Neolithic age, around 3000 to 1800 BC.
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The inhabitants of Muraz are called Muriands. They are nicknamed Fascines, in reference to the making of twig bundles to be used as firewood.
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The geographical and political configuration as an autonomous municipality dates back to the division of the castellany of Monthey in 1787.
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level for some. It is open to Olympic bows (classic), compound bows, barebows, as well as more traditional bows (bowhunters and longbows).
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1723: Official separation of Collombey and Monthey. Collombey becomes a parish again following the consecration of the old church in 1723.
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1216: Start of the construction of the Arbignon castle by the family of the same name, which will become the Monastery of the Bernardines.
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1283: First mention of the parish of Muraz, after its separation from that of Collombey. Ancient foundations under the current church.
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interest. An association was created for this purpose and the inauguration of the new construction was held on September 21, 2002.
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completed in1855, contains a baroque altarpiece with a central painting from 1858, by Emmanuel Chapelet, illustrating the Virgin.
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municipal councilors). These committees or delegations are chaired by the councilor in charge of the department concerned.
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1986: Construction of a new bridge over the RhĂ´ne between Collombey and Saint-Triphon, downstream from the previous one.
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1906: Construction of the bridge over the RhĂ´ne between Collombey and Saint-Triphon. Length 72 m, weight 170.3 tons.
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1941: Establishment of a camp for Polish internees in Illarsaz, Russians and Germans will also be interned later.
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1798: Population census: Collombey 209 inhabitants, Collombey-le-Grand 70, Muraz 202, Illarsaz 53, Les Neyres 57.
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An amateur theatre troupe, ThÊâtre du Rovra, has been offering a show to the local public every year since 1946.
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1981: Visit of Mr. Kurt FĂźrgler, President of the Confederation, to the Convent of the Bernardines in Collombey.
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1643: Reconstruction by the Bernardines of the Arbignon castle with a view to setting up their monastery.
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1898: Inauguration of the new church in Muraz (bell tower from 1657) and of the town hall in Collombey.
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experienced strong growth in recent years, even prompting the municipality to reopen an infant school.
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weapons category and several of its representatives stand out both at cantonal and national levels.
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1855: Reconstruction of the chapel of Collombey-le-Grand dedicated to Our Lady of the Seven Joys.
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surrounding localities by a bus service run by the Public Transport of Chablais (TPC).
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2022: A local referendum turns down a proposal to merge Collombey-Muraz with Monthey.
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1859: Crossing of the municipal territory by the first locomotive of the Tonkin line.
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1970-1971: Construction of a school complex on the “Route de Collombey-le-Grand”.
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In 2015, the refinery’s activities ceased, leaving some 250 people unemployed.
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years, many companies have chosen Collombey-Muraz to house their headquarters.
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1988: Celebration of the bicentenary of the municipality of Collombey-Muraz.
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The history of Collombey-Muraz was essentially agricultural until the 1960s.
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Presidents since 1912 (in the Valais, a mayor is referred to as a president)
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runs a football school that brings together 20 to 25 children per season.
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1946: Electrification of the Tonkin line from Saint-Maurice to Collombey.
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1881: Charles de Lavallaz founds a tobacco and cigar factory in Monthey.
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1894: Construction of the Illarsaz bridge by G. Schmiedt of Geneva.
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Since then, four related events now take place four times a year:
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1897: Foundation in Muraz of the music society “La Villageoise”.
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1909: Foundation in Collombey of the music society “L’Avenir”.
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1876: Foundation of the music society “La Collombeyrienne”.
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1647: Foundation of the Monastery of the Bernardines.
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Historic aerial photograph by Werner Friedli from 1949
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1907: Opening of the Aigle-Ollon-Monthey train line.
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Collombey
Municipality
Aerial view of central Collombey
Flag of Collombey-Muraz
Coat of arms of Collombey-Muraz
Collombey-Muraz is located in Switzerland
Collombey-Muraz is located in Canton of Valais
46°16′N 6°57′E / 46.267°N 6.950°E / 46.267; 6.950
Country
Canton
Valais
District
Monthey
Mayor
SPS/PSS
Time zone
UTC+01:00
Central European Time
DST
UTC+02:00
Central European Summer Time
Postal code(s)
SFOS number
ISO 3166 code
Aigle
Châtel
Monthey
Ollon
Troistorrents
Vionnaz

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