Cantons of Luxembourg

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The districts of Luxembourg are divided into 12 cantons. These cantons are subdivided into 116 communes. The cantons, listed by district, include:

Diekirch (district)

• Clervaux (2)
• Diekirch (3)
• Redange (9)
• Vianden (11)
• Wiltz (12)

Grevenmacher (district)

• Echternach (4)
• Grevenmacher (6)
• Remich (10)

Luxembourg (district)

• Capellen (1)
• Esch-sur-Alzette (5)
• Luxembourg (7)
• Mersch (8)

[edit] See also

• Category:Lists of cantons of Luxembourg

Divisions of Luxembourg
Districts: Diekirch | Grevenmacher | Luxembourg Cantons: Capellen | Clervaux | Diekirch | Echternach | Esch-sur-Alzette | Grevenmacher | Luxembourg | Mersch | Redange | Remich | Vianden | Wiltz

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