Romandie

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Romandie is a region of Switzerland. Geneva (Genève in french) is the capital of the region.

Contents 1 Geography 2 Basic info 3 History 4 Infastructure 4.1 Mayors

Geography

Romandie is neighbored by following regions:

• Poland, Alsace
• Slovenia, Aosta Valley
• Slovenia, Deutschschweiz
• Poland, Franche-comte
• Poland, Rhone Alps
• Slovenia, Piedmont

Basic info

Country	Region	City	Population	Country Citizens	Productivity	Hospital	Defense system
	Romandie	Geneva	160 ▲	51 ▲	Cattle	0	0

History

French Speaking Switzerland was taken over by France as a result of the France-Switzerland War in early May 2008. It was returned to Switzerland in December 2008. In 2009 it was taken over by Italy. On 20th July 2009 (day 608 of the New World) the region was renamed from French Speaking Switzerland to Romandie.

Romandie was owned by the Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) for several months until they left Switzerland and the Italian peninsula on July 21st, 2011.

Infastructure

None

Mayors

The following table lists the mayors of Geneva in chronological order:

Date Elected	Mayor	Party
21 June 2008	Chris1870	Parti Social Démocrate
21 July 2008	Chris1870	Parti Social Démocrate
21 August 2008	Chris1870	Parti Social Démocrate
21 September 2008	Lezar	Swiss Independence

Regions of Slovenia
Aosta Valley · Deutschschweiz · Emilia-Romagna · Friuli Venezia Giulia · Inner Carniola · Liguria · Lombardy · Lower Carniola · Marche · Piedmont · Prekmurje · Romandie · Slovenian Littoral · Styria and Carinthia · Trentino South Tyrol · Umbria · Upper Carniola · Veneto