Raron with capital Raron Neuchâtel The Canton of Neuchâtel was divided into 6 districts until 1 January 2018 when the district system was terminated. Boudry with capital Boudry La Chaux-de-Fonds with capital La Chaux-de-Fonds Le Locle with capital Le Locle Neuchâtel with capital Neuchâtel Val-de-Ruz with capital Cernier Val-de-Travers with capital Val-de-Travers Jura The Canton of Jura is divided into 3 districts: Delémont with capital Delémont Porrentruy with capital Porrentruy Franches-Montagnes with capital Saignelégier Schaffhausen The Canton of Schaffhausen is divided into 6 districts: Stein with capital Stein am Rhein Schaffhausen with capital Schaffhausen Schleitheim with capital Schleitheim Oberklettgau with capital Neunkirch Unterklettgau with capital Hallau Reiat with capital Thayngen Appenzell Ausserrhoden The Canton of Appenzell Ausserrhoden is divided into 3 districts: Hinterland with capital Herisau Mittelland with capital Trogen Vorderland with capital Heiden Appenzell Innerrhoden In Appenzell Innerrhoden districts are the lowest administrative division as the canton has no municipalities (except for the Feuerschaugemeinde, a special-purpose municipality for the town of Appenzell). The districts are functionally equivalent to municipalities elsewhere in Switzerland, and are generally shown as municipalities on maps etc. The Canton is divided into 5 districts: Appenzell with capital Appenzell Gonten Oberegg Schlatt-Haslen Schwende-Rüte with capital Appenzell See also Municipalities of Switzerland Notes and references Subdivisions of Switzerland Districts Switzerland 2 Districts, Switzerland