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The principality of Liechtenstein is divided into eleven communities (Gemeinden - singular Gemeinde), most consisting of only a single town. These are: Vaduz - located along the Rhine, in the centre of the country Schaan - the most populous community, just north of Vaduz Balzers - in the southern point of the country, also includes the town of Mäls Triesen - on the Rhine, just south of Vaduz Eschen - in the north, includes the town of Nendeln Mauren - in the north, close to Eschen, includes Schaanwald Triesenberg - between Vaduz and Triesen, includes the towns of Steg and Malbun Ruggell - on the Rhine, northernmost community of Liechtenstein Gamprin - on the Rhine, just west of Eschen, including the town of Bendern Schellenberg - in the north Planken - smallest community, in north central Liechtenstein Categories: Liechtenstein

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