Cantons of Luxembourg

Luxembourg is divided into three districts, which are subdivided into twelve cantons, which are subdivided into 118 communes. Each canton has a level-4 NUTS code, and each commune, a level-5 code. Statec has also assigned each commune a numeric code, in which the first segment identifies the canton.

CantonHASCNUTSStPopulationArea(km.²)
CapellenLU.LU.CALU00009237,133199
ClervauxLU.DI.CLLU00001612,418332
DiekirchLU.DI.DILU00002726,742239
EchternachLU.GR.ECLU000061114,134186
Esch-sur-AlzetteLU.LU.ESLU000103134,674243
GrevenmacherLU.GR.GRLU000071221,650211
LuxembourgLU.LU.LULU000114125,019238
MerschLU.LU.MELU00012523,311224
RedangeLU.DI.RELU00003813,666267
RemichLU.GR.RELU000081316,164128
ViandenLU.DI.VILU00004102,92454
WiltzLU.DI.WILU00005911,704265
  • HASC: Hierarchical administrative subdivision codes. The
    middle two letters identify the district. For key, see
    "Administrative Subdivisions of Countries".
  • NUTS: Level-4 NUTS code.
  • St: Statec canton code. Luxembourg city, although it is
    part of Luxembourg canton, has the code 1.
  • Population: 2001-02-15 census. Source: Statec .

Other names of subdivisions:

  1. Esch-sur-Alzette: Esch (informal)

Change history:

  1. ~1795: Revolutionary France occupied Luxembourg and established 11 cantons.
  2. 1851: Vianden canton created.
  3. 1977-1978: Some communes merged; as a result, some cantonal borders changed.
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