2010, the 26 administrative districts (Amtsbezirke) lost their administrative role that was transferred to 10 new administrative districts (Verwaltungskreise): Bern-Mittelland with capital Ostermundigen, made up of all or part of the former districts of Bern, Fraubrunnen, Konolfingen, Laupen, Schwarzenburg and Seftigen Biel/Bienne with capital Biel/Bienne, made up of all of the former district of Biel and about half of the former district of Nidau Emmental with capital Langnau im Emmental, made up of all or part of the former districts of Burgdorf, Signau and Trachselwald Frutigen-Niedersimmental with capital Frutigen, made up of all or part of the former districts of Frutigen and Niedersimmental Interlaken-Oberhasli with capital Interlaken, made up of all or part of the former districts of Interlaken and Oberhasli Jura bernois with capital Courtelary, made up of all or part of the former districts of Courtelary, Moutier and La Neuveville Oberaargau with capital Wangen an der Aare, made up of all or part of the former districts of Aarwangen and Wangen Obersimmental-Saanen with capital Saanen, made up of all of the former districts of Obersimmental and Saanen Seeland with capital Aarberg, made up of all or part of the former districts of Aarberg, Büren, Erlach and Nidau Thun with capital Thun, made up of all of the former administrative district of Thun Nota bene that the 26 Bernese districts do still formally exist and are maintained by Article 38 of the Law on the Organisation of the Executive Council and the Administration (Organization Law, LOCA/OrG). Lucerne The Canton of Lucerne used to be divided into 5 Ämter: Entlebuch with capital Schüpfheim Hochdorf with capital Hochdorf Luzern with capital Luzern Sursee with capital Sursee Willisau with capital Willisau These were abolished with the new cantonal constitution of 2007, although they will continue to be used as electoral districts. Schwyz The Canton of Schwyz is divided into 6 districts: Einsiedeln including only the municipality of the same name Gersau including only the municipality of the same name Höfe with capital alternating between Wollerau and the village of Pfäffikon Küssnacht including only the municipality of the same name March with capital Lachen Schwyz with capital Schwyz Fribourg The Canton of Fribourg is divided into 7 districts: Broye with capital Estavayer-le-Lac Glâne with capital Romont Gruyère with capital Bulle Sarine with capital Fribourg See/Lac with capital Murten/Morat Sense with capital Tafers Veveyse with capital Châtel-Saint-Denis Solothurn From 2005, Solothurn's ten districts are