Luxembourg, Province Of Belgium

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	LocalNameInLanguage1	( French :Luxembourg)
	LocalNameInLanguage2	( Dutch :Luxemburg)
	LocalNameInLanguage3	( German :Luxemburg)
	Flag	Image:Flag province luxembourgpng
	Coatofarms	Image:Armes province luxembourgpng
	Capital	Arlon
	Governor	Bernard Caprasse
	Area	4,443
	Population As Of	(2005)
	Population	256,004
	Populationdensity	58
	Map
	Officialsite	http://wwwprovinceluxembourgbe/

Luxembourg is the southernmost on the north part and the Gaume on the south part.

The residents of Luxembourg are mostly Francophone , but there is a large German -speaking minority. The province was separated from the neighbouring Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in 1839 .

Arlon District:

• Arlon


• Attert


• Aubange


• Martelange


• Messancy

Bastogne District:

• Bastogne


• Bertogne


• Fauvillers


• Gouvy


• Houffalize


• Sainte-Ode


• Vaux-sur-Sûre


• Vielsalm

Marche-en-Famenne District:

• Durbuy


• Erezée


• Hotton


• La Roche-en-Ardenne


• Manhay


• Marche-en-Famenne


• Nassogne


• Rendeux


• Tenneville

Neufchâteau District:

• Bertrix


• Bouillon


• Daverdisse


• Herbeumont


• Léglise


• Libin


• Libramont-Chevigny


• Neufchâteau


• Paliseul


• Saint-Hubert


• Tellin


• Wellin

Virton District:

• Chiny


• Etalle


• Florenville


• Habay


• Meix-devant-Virton


• Musson


• Rouvroy


• Saint-Léger


• Tintigny


• Virton

SEE ALSO

• History Of Luxembourg

EXTERNAL LINK

• Official web site (in French only)