Administrative divisions of Luxembourg

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The Administrative divisions, coloured and coded according to district, canton, and commune.

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Contents 1 Districts 2 Cantons 3 Communes 4 Cities 5 Quarters of Luxembourg City

[edit] Districts

Main article: Districts of Luxembourg

Luxembourg is divided into districts:

• Diekirch
• Grevenmacher
• Luxembourg

[edit] Cantons

Main article: Cantons of Luxembourg

These districts are divided into 12 cantons.

[edit] Communes

Main article: Communes of Luxembourg

The cantons are divided into communes, the lowest administrative division in Luxembourg.

[edit] Cities

Main article: List of cities in Luxembourg

12 communes have city status. The city of Luxembourg, the capital, is the largest city in the country.

[edit] Quarters of Luxembourg City

Main article: Quarters of Luxembourg City

Below the administrative level of the commune, Luxembourg City has further administrative subdivisions, known as quarters. The twenty-four quarters divide Luxembourg City fully into districts and neighbourhoods.