Former Communes
There are twenty former communes in Luxembourg, having been merged over time to reach the complement that there exists today. The twenty defunct communes (with years of existence in parentheses) are:
| Arsdorf (1839–1979) | Eich (1839–1921) | Harlange (1839–1979) | Oberwampach (1839–1978) |
| Asselborn (1839–1978) | Folschette (1839–1979) | Hollerich (1839–1921) | Perlé (1839–1979) |
| Bastendorf (1839–2006) | Fouhren (1839–2006) | Kautenbach (1839–2006) | Rodenbourg (1839–1979) |
| Bigonville (1839–1979) | Hachiville (1839–1978) | Mecher (1839–1979) | Rollingergrund (1850–1921) |
| Boevange (1839–1978) | Hamm (1874–1921) | Oberpallen (1839–1846) | Wilwerwiltz (1839–2006) |
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