Frontiers of France: minor modifications since 1815
This is an appendix to the article Territorial formation of France. It is concerned with the detail of the minor treaties dealing with the borders between France and its neighbours, since the Treaty of Vienna (1815). Appendix: minor modifications to the frontiers since 1815. Modifications of France's frontiers with Andorra (2001). In 2001, a treaty was concluded between France and Andorra mentioning amendment of the border. In it, two parcels of territory were exchanged, each 1.5 ha in area. The operation should permit Andorra to erect, on the land ceded to it , the viaduct which should link the Envalira tunnel to the French Route nationale 22. Modifications of France's frontiers with Luxembourg (2006). In July 2006, a treaty between Luxembourg and France exchanged parcels of 8.096079 hectares, to allow the formation of infrastructure financed by the Government of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, on French territory, (in the commune of Russange, Moselle). The work was connected with the industrial site of West Belval. Modifications of France's frontiers with Switzerland (1945 to 2002). Since 1945 very many minor modifications of the frontier have been concluded with Switzerland.: Frontiers of France: minor