Goesdorf
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Goesdorf
Summary
Goesdorf is a municipality of Luxembourg[1]. Goesdorf has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Goesdorf is located in Canton of Wiltz[3].
- Goesdorf is in the country of Luxembourg[4].
- Goesdorf's instance of is recorded as municipality of Luxembourg[5].
- Goesdorf's capital is recorded as Goesdorf[6].
- Goesdorf's shares border with is recorded as Kiischpelt[7].
- Goesdorf's shares border with is recorded as Lac de la Haute-Sûre[8].
- Goesdorf's shares border with is recorded as Esch-sur-Sûre[9].
- Goesdorf's shares border with is recorded as Bourscheid[10].
- Goesdorf's shares border with is recorded as Wiltz[11].
- Goesdorf's Commons category is recorded as Goesdorf[12].
- Goesdorf comprises Bockholtz (Goesdorf)[13].
- Goesdorf comprises Buderscheid[14].
- Goesdorf comprises Dahl[15].
- Goesdorf comprises Dirbach[16].
- Goesdorf comprises Goesdorf[17].
- Goesdorf comprises Masseler[18].
- Goesdorf comprises Nocher[19].
- Goesdorf comprises Nocher-Route[20].
- Goesdorf's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 49.916666666667, 'lon': 5.9666666666667}[21].
- Goesdorf's official website is recorded as https://goesdorf.lu/[22].
- Goesdorf's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Goesdorf[23].
- Goesdorf has a population of {'amount': '+754'}[24].
- Goesdorf has a population of {'amount': '+1203'}[25].
- Goesdorf has a population of {'amount': '+1263'}[26].
- Goesdorf has a population of {'amount': '+1259'}[27].
Body
Geography
Goesdorf is in the country of Luxembourg[4]. Goesdorf is located in Canton of Wiltz[3].
Physical Characteristics
Population counts include {'amount': '+754'}[24], {'amount': '+1203'}[25], {'amount': '+1263'}[26], {'amount': '+1259'}[27], {'amount': '+1154'}[28], and {'amount': '+1017'}[29].
Designation and Status
Goesdorf's instance of is recorded as municipality of Luxembourg[5].
Why It Matters
Goesdorf has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]