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About Canton of Lucerne
Canton of Luzern is situated in central Switzerland, bordered by the cantons of Aargau to the north, Bern to the west, Obwalden and Nidwalden to the south, Schwyz to the east, and Zug to the northeast. The capital city is Lucerne, famous for its preserved medieval architecture and the Kapellbrücke bridge.
Other major towns include Emmen and Kriens. Luzern covers an area of about 576 square miles (1,493 square kilometers) and has a population of 432,744[1]. The canton is divided into 5 districts. German is the primary language. Established in 1332, Luzern is known for its beautiful landscapes, including Lake Lucerne, which is a major attraction for tourists and locals alike, offering various water activities and scenic views.
The Facts:Capital: Lucerne.
Area: 576 sq mi (1,493 sq km).
Population (December 2023): 432,744[1].
Official language: German.
Districts: Entlebuch, Hochdorf, Luzern, Sursee, Willisau.
Municipalities: Adligenswil, Aesch, Alberswil, Altbüron, Altishofen, Altwis, Ballwil, Beromünster, Buchrain, Büron, Buttisholz, Dagmersellen, Dierikon, Doppleschwand, Ebersecken, Ebikon, Egolzwil, Eich, Emmen, Entlebuch, Ermensee, Eschenbach, Escholzmatt, Ettiswil, Fischbach, Flühli, Gettnau, Geuensee, Gisikon, Greppen, Grossdietwil, Grosswangen, Hasle, Hergiswil bei Willisau, Hildisrieden, Hitzkirch, Hochdorf, Hohenrain, Honau, Horw, Inwil, Knutwil, Kriens, Luthern, Luzern, Malters, Marbach, Mauensee, Meggen, Meierskappel, Menznau, Nebikon, Neudorf, Neuenkirch, Nottwil, Oberkirch, Ohmstal, Pfaffnau, Pfeffikon, Rain, Reiden, Rickenbach, Roggliswil, Römerswil, Romoos, Root, Rothenburg, Ruswil, Schenkon, Schlierbach, Schongau, Schötz, Schüpfheim, Schwarzenberg, Sempach, Sursee, Triengen, Udligenswil, Ufhusen, Vitznau, Wauwil, Weggis, Werthenstein, Wikon, Willisau, Wolhusen, Zell.
References
1. "Federal Statistical Office.Last Updated: November 25, 2024
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