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Bridel (Luxembourgish : Briddel) is a town in the commune of Kopstal, central Luxembourg. As of 2023 [update] , the town has a population of 3,456. [1]
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Bridel (Luxembourgish : Briddel) is a town in the commune of Kopstal, central Luxembourg. As of 2023 [update] , the town has a population of 3,456. [1]
Bridel used to belong to the commune of Steinsel until the law of February 22, 1853, when it became part of Kopstal.
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