Bünden
Bünden, commonly known in English as Graubünden, is the easternmost and largest canton of Switzerland by area. It covers roughly 7,100 square kilometers and features a diverse landscape of high Alps, deep valleys, and multiple language regions. The canton's capital is Chur, one of the oldest towns in Switzerland.
Name and history: The term Bünden derives from the historical Three Leagues, also called the Grey Leagues,
Geography and people: The canton includes the Engadin and other inner Alpine valleys and is the source
Economy and administration: Tourism is a major economic sector, with well-known resorts such as Davos and St.
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