The District of Pavia was one of the four divisions of the , the province of Milan during the
Napoleon
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ic
Italian Republic
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. It received the numeral II and its capital was
Pavia
Pavia (, , , ; la, Ticinum; Medieval Latin: ) is a town and comune of south-western Lombardy in northern Italy, south of Milan on the lower Ticino river near its confluence with the Po. It has a population of c. 73,086. The city was the capit ...
.
The district
Founded on May 13, 1801, it had a population of 119,105 inhabitants.
It was composed by the
communes
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of:
* Pavia
* Belgioioso
* Santa Margherita
* Albuzzano
* Butirrago
* Montesano
* Vigulfo
* Filighera
* Linarolo
* Spessa e Spessetta Balbiani
* Torre de' Negri
* Barona
* Carpignano con Strazzago
* VImanone
* Cà de' Tedioli
* Fossarmato
* Calignano
* Ceranova
* Lardirago
* Marzano
* Roncaro
* Sant'Alessio
* Vialone
* Spirago
* Vistarino
* Vivente
* Vaccarizza
* Valle Salimbene
* Belvedere
* Motta San Damiano
* Cà della Terra
* Prado
* Cantugno
* Mirabello
* Borgarello
* Comairano
* Ponte Carate
* San Genesio
* Torre del Mangano
* Bornasco
* Corbesate
* Misano
* Settimo
* Villareggio
* Zeccone
* Genzone
* Chignolo con Alberone e Botterone
* Corteolona
* Costa San Zenone
* Santa Cristina
* San Zenone
* Zerbo
* Badia
* Bissone
* Nizzolaro con Bolterone
* Campo Rinaldo
* Mezzano Parpanese
* Pieve Porto Morone
* Conticelli con Gabbiano e Mezzana
* Cantonale
* Binasco
* Badile
* Moirago
* Bubbiano
* Casarile
* Zavenasco
* Pasturago
* Liconasco
* Basilica Bologna
* Ronchetto con Cassina Scaccabarozzi
* Villarasca
* Casirate
* Mettone
* Lacchiarella
* Mandrugno
* Viano
* San Novo
* Zibido San Giacomo
* Vigonzino
* San Pietro Cusico
* Vernate
* Barate
* Copiago
* Moncucco
* Coazzano
* Conigo
* Tainate
* Noviglio
* Gudo Visconti
* Rosate
* Vigano
* Zelo
* Rognano
* Soncino
* Giussago
* Casatico
* Giovenzano
* Quinzano
* Carpignago
* Abbiategrasso
* Bugo
* Ozzero
* Robecco con Casterno
* Gaggiano
* Bonirola
* Lugagnano
* Caselle
* Ticinello
* Vermezzo
* Castelletto con Mendosio
* Bereguardo
* Pissarello
* Marcignago
* Origioso
* Velezzo
* San Perone
* Battuda
* Torriano
* Torrino e Torradello
* Trivolzio
* Casorate
* Calvignasco
* Papiago
* Trovo
* Zelada
* Cassina Calderara
* Montebello
* Villalunga
* Cassina de' Serigari
* Molinazzo
* Torre d'Isola
* Santa Sofia
* Cassina de' Tolentini
* San Varese
* Motta Visconti
* Besate
* Fallavecchia
* Basiano
* Coronate con Morimondo
* Genzago
* Inverno
* Copiano
* Magherno
* Monteleone
* Torre d'Arese
* Villanterio
* Siccomario
* con le ville di Costa Cavagliana
* Gere con Chiozzo
* Rato de Rea
* Mezzanino
* Mezzana d'Ancorbate
* Mezzano Corti
* Mezzana con Cassina Lebba in Mezzano
* San martino
* Santa Maria della Strada con Torre de' Cani
* Santa Maria Travaccio con Cassina Lebba
* Valbona
* Verrua
* Sommo
* Zibido al Lambro
* Cavagnera
* Mandrino
* Cassina Bianca
* Landriano
* Vidigulfo
* Vairano
* Pontelungo
* Gnignano con Siziano
* Villamaggiore
* Gualdrasco
* Campomorto
* La Cava
* Campomaggiore con Sabbione
* San Fedele con Truvido.
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Sources
Historical database of Lombard laws (it.)
Former departments of France in Italy
Pavia
History of Lombardy
Kingdom of Italy (Napoleonic)