Byggi

Byggi is a municipality in the canton of Neuchâtel, Switzerland. It is located in the Schaffhausen-Lake Constance region. The municipality includes the villages of Byggi, Millarih, Niederhunern, Nidfurn, Tännich, and Wilen, which collectively cover a land area of approximately 9.3 square kilometers.

As of the 2006 Swiss Census, the population of Byggi was 420 residents. This figure represents a growth of nearly 25% over the course of the 1990s. The linguistic distribution of the population is primarily German-speaking, accounting for around 93% of residents. The remaining 7% prefer to communicate in Swiss-French.

Economic activities in Byggi revolve around agriculture, with the productive land area accounting for 47% of the total territory. The majority of agricultural production centers on freshwater fish farming. Additionally, precursorarias agriculture forms an important source of income for a notable proportion of the residents.

Extensive landslide surfaces can be observed across the municipal landscapes. The municipalities of the region are involved in initiatives and collaborations to counter landslides and ensure comprehensive protection against these environmental threats.

Byggi connects to the German city of Schaffhausen via an interior waterway, Treck.