Canton of Bletterans

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The canton of Bletterans is an administrative division of the Jura department, eastern France. Its borders were modified at the French canton reorganisation which came into effect in March 2015. Its seat is in Bletterans. [1]

It consists of the following communes: [1]

  1. Abergement-le-Petit
  2. Arlay
  3. Aumont
  4. Barretaine
  5. Bersaillin
  6. Biefmorin
  7. Bletterans
  8. Bois-de-Gand
  9. Brainans
  10. Champrougier
  11. Chapelle-Voland
  12. La Charme
  13. La Chassagne
  14. Le Chateley
  15. Chaumergy
  16. La Chaux-en-Bresse
  17. Chemenot
  18. Chêne-Sec
  19. Colonne
  20. Commenailles
  21. Cosges
  22. Darbonnay
  23. Desnes
  24. Les Deux-Fays
  25. Fontainebrux
  26. Foulenay
  27. Francheville
  28. Grozon
  29. Larnaud
  30. Lombard
  31. Mantry
  32. Miéry
  33. Monay
  34. Montholier
  35. Nance
  36. Neuvilley
  37. Oussières
  38. Passenans
  39. Plasne
  40. Quintigny
  41. Recanoz
  42. Relans
  43. Les Repôts
  44. Ruffey-sur-Seille
  45. Rye
  46. Saint-Lamain
  47. Saint-Lothain
  48. Sellières
  49. Sergenaux
  50. Sergenon
  51. Toulouse-le-Château
  52. Tourmont
  53. Vers-sous-Sellières
  54. Villerserine
  55. Villers-les-Bois
  56. Villevieux
  57. Le Villey
  58. Vincent-Froideville

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References

  1. 1 2 "Décret n° 2014-165 du 17 février 2014 portant délimitation des cantons dans le département du Jura | Legifrance" . Retrieved 2021-01-07.

Coordinates: 46°45′N5°27′E / 46.75°N 5.45°E / 46.75; 5.45


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