List of communes of Luxembourg by area

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This is a list of communes of Luxembourg by area. Cities are given in italics.

Old map of communes shaded by area. Larger area is reflected by darker shades of green. Communes of Luxembourg Area.PNG
Old map of communes shaded by area. Larger area is reflected by darker shades of green.
RankNameCantonArea in km2 [1]
1 Wincrange Clervaux 113.36
2 Clervaux Clervaux 85.05
3 Rambrouch Redange 79.09
4 Parc Hosingen Clervaux 70.65
5 Rosport-Mompach Echternach 57.07
6 Junglinster Grevenmacher 55.38
7 Luxembourg City Luxembourg 51.46
8 Esch-sur-Sûre Wiltz 51.26
9 Mersch Mersch 49.74
10 Lac de la Haute-Sûre Wiltz 48.5
11 Tandel Vianden 41.72
12 Niederanven Luxembourg 41.36
13 Groussbus-Wal Redange 39.85
14 Vallée de l'Ernz Diekirch 39.73
15 Wiltz Wiltz 39.25
16 Troisvierges Clervaux 37.86
17 Helperknapp Mersch 37.61
18 Bourscheid Diekirch 36.86
19 Weiswampach Clervaux 35.25
20 Käerjeng Capellen 33.67
21 Kiischpelt Wiltz 33.58
22 Habscht Capellen 32.51
23 Boulaide Wiltz 32.13
24 Redange Redange 31.95
25 Schengen Remich 31.42
26 Winseler Wiltz 30.42
27 Flaxweiler Grevenmacher 30.17
28 Goesdorf Wiltz 29.41
29 Beckerich Redange 28.41
30 Kehlen Capellen 28.18
31 Bous-Waldbredimus Remich 28
32 Manternach Grevenmacher 27.68
33 Mamer Capellen 27.54
34 Hesperange Luxembourg 27.22
35 Putscheid Vianden 27.13
36 Betzdorf Grevenmacher 26.08
37 Consdorf Echternach 25.72
38 Sanem Esch-sur-Alzette 24.42
39 Useldange Redange 23.92
40 Roeser Esch-sur-Alzette 23.8
41 Bech Echternach 23.31
42 Waldbillig Echternach 23.28
43 Bettendorf Diekirch 23.24
44 Biwer Grevenmacher 23.08
45 Feulen Diekirch 22.76
46 Nommern Mersch 22.44
47 Differdange Esch-sur-Alzette 22.18
48 Berdorf Echternach 21.93
49 Steinsel Luxembourg 21.81
50 Ell Redange 21.55
51 Bettembourg Esch-sur-Alzette 21.49
52 Mondercange Esch-sur-Alzette 21.4
53 Dudelange Esch-sur-Alzette 21.38
54 Garnich Capellen 20.95
55 Bissen Mersch 20.75
56 Contern Luxembourg 20.55
57 Echternach Echternach 20.49
58 Reckange-sur-Mess Esch-sur-Alzette 20.42
59 Lenningen Remich 20.35
60 Fischbach Mersch 19.61
61 Dalheim Remich 18.98
62 Koerich Capellen 18.88
63 Frisange Esch-sur-Alzette 18.43
64 Erpeldange-sur-Sûre Diekirch 17.97
65 Lorentzweiler Mersch 17.45
66 Dippach Capellen 17.42
67 Bertrange Luxembourg 17.39
68 Wormeldange Grevenmacher 17.25
69 Weiler-la-Tour Luxembourg 17.07
70 Grevenmacher Grevenmacher 16.48
71 Schuttrange Luxembourg 16.1
72 Préizerdaul Redange 15.6
73 Larochette Mersch 15.4
74 Lintgen Mersch 15.25
75 Mertert Grevenmacher 15.25
76 Ettelbruck Diekirch 15.18
77 Kayl Esch-sur-Alzette 14.86
78 Saeul Redange 14.86
79 Reisdorf Diekirch 14.84
80 Esch-sur-Alzette Esch-sur-Alzette 14.35
81 Beaufort Echternach 13.74
82 Mondorf-les-Bains Remich 13.66
83 Leudelange Esch-sur-Alzette 13.57
84 Heffingen Mersch 13.34
85 Diekirch Diekirch 12.42
86 Colmar-Berg Mersch 12.31
87 Vichten Redange 12.26
88 Steinfort Capellen 12.16
89 Pétange Esch-sur-Alzette 11.93
90 Mertzig Diekirch 11.1
91 Strassen Luxembourg 10.71
92 Schieren Diekirch 10.41
93 Stadtbredimus Remich 10.17
94 Vianden Vianden 9.67
95 Kopstal Capellen 7.9
96 Sandweiler Luxembourg 7.73
97 Schifflange Esch-sur-Alzette 7.71
98 Walferdange Luxembourg 7.06
99 Rumelange Esch-sur-Alzette 6.83
100 Remich Remich 5.29

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References

  1. "Territorial subdivisions (Situation on 1st January 2018)". www.statistiques.public.lu. Statistics portal of the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg. Retrieved 11 May 2018.