District of Monza
Introduction The '''District of Monza''' was one of the four divisions of the , the province of Milan during the Napoleonic Italian Republic. It received the numeral '''III''' and its capital was Monza.
The district Founded on May 13, 1801, it had a population of 78,201 inhabitants. It was composed by the communes of Monza with part of:  * Brugherio* Sant’Ambrogio e Cassina della Santa* Agliate* Agrate* Aicurzio* Albiate* Albignano* Arcore* Basiano* Belinzago* Bellusco* Bernareggio* Bernate* Biassono* Bisentrate* Bornago* Burago* Busnago* Bussero* Calò* Cambiago* Camparada* Camporicco* Canonica al Lambro* Caponago* Carate* Carnate* Carugate* Casate nuovo* Cassano sull’Adda* Cassina Baraggia* Cassina de’ Bracchi* Cassina de’ Pecchi* Cassine San Pietro* Cavenago* Cernusco Asinario* Cernusco Lombardone* Colnago* Concesa* Concorezzo* Contra* Corezzana* Cornate* Costa* Gessate* Gorgonzola* Grezzago* Gropello* Incugnate* Inzago* Lesmo* Lissone* Lomagna* Lomaniga* Maresso* Masate* Melzo* Merate* Mezzago* Moncucco* Monte* Montevecchia* Novate* Omate* Oreno* Ornago* Osnago* Paderno* Paina* Pessano* Porto* Pozzo* Pozzuolo* Robiate* Roncello* Ronco* Ruginello* San Damiano* Sant’Agata* Seregno* Sovico* Sulbiate inferiore* Sulbiate superiore* Trecella* Tregasio* Trezzano* Trezzo* Usmate* Vaprio* Vedano* Velate* Verderio inferiore* Verderio superiore* Vergo* Villanuova* Vimercate
Sources *  Historical database of Lombard laws (it.)