Some figures
Total length 1935 km
- of which, with France 585 km
- Italy 782 km
- Austria 180 km
- Liechtenstein 41 km
- Germany 347 km
Figures taken from http://www.swisstopo.admin.ch/en/knowledge-facts/sovereign-border/national-boundary.html
which gives other interesting information.
Another source gives 1852, 573, 740, 164, 41 et 334 km respectively:
(http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fronti%C3%A8res_de_la_Suisse).
The difference may be partially explained by the absence of officially defined frontiers on Lake Constance
(cf. http://www.euregio-bodensee.ch/die-anrainerstaaten.html ).
According to the type of frontier
- Mountains and alpine areas
746 km - Water: lakes, rivers,streams
472 km - Other terrain and urban areas
717 km
According to the canton * (in km)
- BS Bâle-Ville 22
- BL Bâle-Campagne 33
- SO Soleure 20
- JU Jura 120
- NE Neuchâtel 62
- VD Vaud 146
- GE Genève 103
- VS Valais 313
- TI Tessin 211
- GR Grisons 466
- SG Saint-Gall 73
- TG Thurgovie 63
- SH Schaffhouse 152
- ZH Zurich 42
- AG Argovie 73
* Some cantons have no official English names, so we have maintained the French names for all of them
Special points
- The highest point Grenzgipfel 4618 m (Valais)
- The lowest point Lac Majeur 193 m (Tessin)
- The point furthest:
north
Schwarzenstein, 821 m, near Bargen (Schaffhouse)
south
Boundary stone 75B, ca 490 m, 2 km south of Chiasso (Tessin)
east
Piz Chavalatsch, 2762 m, Val Müstair (Grisons)
west
Boundary stone 1.5, ca 335 m, on the Rhone, 2 km south-west of Chancy (Genève)