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The Subdivisions of the canton of Solothurn include:
| Amtei | Bezirk |
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| Dorneck-Thierstein | Dorneck District, Thierstein District |
| Olten-Gösgen | Olten District, Gösgen District |
| Solothurn-Lebern | Solothurn District, Lebern District |
| Thal-Gäu | Thal District, Gäu District |
| Wasseramt-Bucheggberg | Wasseramt District, Bucheggberg District |
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