Liechtenstein

Liechtenstein's capital is Vaduz.

1806

The major import commodities of Liechtenstein are
Agricultural products,
raw materials,
energy products,
machinery,
metal goods,
textiles,
foodstuffs, &
motor vehicles

The crown was added in 1937, after it was discovered by Liechtenstein's team at the 1936 Summer Olympics that the flag then in use was identical to the flag of Haiti.

Liechtenstein,

Near Austria; if that helps at all.

And yes,

I am related to him(directly)

German is the only official language of Liechtenstein, and the most widely spoken dialect is Alemannic.

Principality of Liechtenstein - 61.96 square miles.

Liechenstein does not have any states. It is too small to be divided up federally.

It has "Gemeinde", which is approximately equivalent to a parish or borough in English.

They are all very small countries in Europe.

They are all very small countries in Europe.

They are all very small countries in Europe.

They are all very small countries in Europe.

They are all very small countries in Europe.

They are all very small countries in Europe.

They are all very small countries in Europe.

They are all very small countries in Europe.

They are all very small countries in Europe.

They are all very small countries in Europe.

They are all very small countries in Europe.

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1) Lake Geneva (Lac Léman, Lac de Genève) 580 Km2

But this lake is shared with France.

2) Lake Constance (Bodensee) 536 Km2

This lake is sharted with Austria and Germany.

3) Lake Neuchâtel (Lac de Neuchâtel, Neuenburgersee) 215 Km2

This is the largest lake wholely within Switzerland.

in luxembourg they have many trees and many types of trees. Becasue in Luxembourg they have many forested areas..

No. Liechtenstein is sandwiched between Austria and Switzerland.

Liechtenstein covers an area of about 62 square miles, or 160 square km. Its land boundaries equal 76 km.

This question is somewhat confusing.

There are two countries bordering Liechenstein, Austria to the east and Switzerland to the west.

Rhine, flows into the North Sea. Samina River, flows into the Ill. It originates in the principality and continues into Austria Name Height Coordinates Naafkopf 2570 m [1] 47°3′38.54″N 9°36′25.75″E/47.0607056°N 9.6071528°E/47.0607056; 9.6071528 Hinter Grauspitz (Schwarzhorn) 2574 m [1] 47°3′17.4″N 9°35′17″E/47.054833°N 9.58806°E/47.054833; 9.58806 Grauspitz 2599 m [1] 47°3′10″N 9°34′55″E/47.05278°N 9.58194°E/47.05278; 9.58194 Falknis 2560 m [1] 47°3′1.9″N 9°33′52.3″E/47.050528°N 9.564528°E/47.050528; 9.564528 Falknishorn (Mazorakopf) 2451 m [1] 47°2′54.52″N 9°33′25.17″E/47.0484778°N 9.5569917°E/47.0484778; 9.5569917 Mittlerspitz 1897 m [1] 47°3′54″N 9°32′23″E/47.065°N 9.53972°E/47.065; 9.53972 Mittagspitz 1857 m [1] 47°4′9″N 9°32′3″E/47.06917°N 9.53417°E/47.06917; 9.53417 Koraspitz 1927 m [1] 47°4′45″N 9°33′28″E/47.07917°N 9.55778°E/47.07917; 9.55778 Langspitz 2006 m [1] 47°4′43.7″N 9°33′43.1″E/47.078806°N 9.561972°E/47.078806; 9.561972 Goldlochspitz 2110 m [1] 47°4′57″N 9°34′2″E/47.0825°N 9.56722°E/47.0825; 9.56722 Kulmi[2] / Kolme[1] 1993 m 47°5′15″N 9°34′20″E/47.0875°N 9.57222°E/47.0875; 9.57222 Heubühl 1936 m [1] 47°5′46″N 9°34′0.9″E/47.09611°N 9.566917°E/47.09611; 9.566917 Plasteikopf 2356 m [1] 47°3′55″N 9°34′38″E/47.06528°N 9.57722°E/47.06528; 9.57722 Augstenberg 2359 m [1] 47°4′57″N 9°36′36″E/47.0825°N 9.61°E/47.0825; 9.61#20;(Augstenberg) Gamsgrat 2201 m [1] 47°6′38″N 9°37′14″E/47.11056°N 9.62056°E/47.11056; 9.62056#20;(Gamsgrat) Ochsenkopf 2286 m [1] 47°6′53″N 9°37′28″E/47.11472°N 9.62444°E/47.11472; 9.62444 Scheienkopf 2159 m [1] (summit in Austria) 47°7′43″N 9°38′8″E/47.12861°N 9.63556°E/47.12861; 9.63556 Stachlerkopf 2071 m [1] 47°7′18.6″N 9°35′32.5″E/47.121833°N 9.592361°E/47.121833; 9.592361 Schönberg 2104 m [1] 47°7′49.3″N 9°35′34.6″E/47.130361°N 9.592944°E/47.130361; 9.592944 Galinakopf 2198 m [1] 47°9′6″N 9°37′14″E/47.15167°N 9.62056°E/47.15167; 9.62056 Kuhgrat (Kuegrat) 2123 m [1] 47°10′0″N 9°34′0″E/47.16667°N 9.56667°E/47.16667; 9.56667 Garsellakopf (Garsellikopf) 2105 m [1] 47°10′13″N 9°33′53″E/47.17028°N 9.56472°E/47.17028; 9.56472 Drei Schwestern 2052 m [1] 47°10′32″N 9°34′22″E/47.17556°N 9.57278°E/47.17556; 9.57278 Sarojahöhe (Saroja) 1659 m [1] 47°11′27″N 9°34′21″E/47.19083°N 9.5725°E/47.19083; 9.5725 Gafleispitz 2000 m [1] 47°9′31″N 9°33′17″E/47.15861°N 9.55472°E/47.15861; 9.55472 Alpspitz 1942 m [1] 47°8′55″N 9°33′14″E/47.14861°N 9.55389°E/47.14861; 9.55389 Helwangspitz 2000 m [1] 47°8′55″N 9°33′44″E/47.14861°N 9.56222°E/47.14861; 9.56222 Gorfion 2308 m [2] 47°4′41″N 9°37′7″E/47.07806°N 9.61861°E/47.07806; 9.61861 Silberhorn[3] / Hubel[2] 2150 m 47°5′14.7″N 9°36′20.1″E/47.087417°N 9.605583°E/47.087417; 9.605583 Nospitz 2091 m [2] 47°5′35.3″N 9°35′54.1″E/47.093139°N 9.598361°E/47.093139; 9.598361 Rappenstein 2221 m [2] 47°4′35″N 9°34′0″E/47.07639°N 9.56667°E/47.07639; 9.56667 Rotspitz 2127 m [2] 47°3′30″N 9°33′5″E/47.05833°N 9.55139°E/47.05833; 9.55139 Würznerhorn 1713 m [2] 47°3′46″N 9°31′52″E/47.06278°N 9.53111°E/47.06278; 9.53111 Sattelköpfle 1688 m [2] 47°11′8.3″N 9°34′23.7″E/47.185639°N 9.57325°E/47.185639; 9.57325 Zigerbergkopf 2051 m [2] 47°9′4″N 9°36′12″E/47.15111°N 9.60333°E/47.15111; 9.60333 Kirchlespitz 1929 m [2] 47°6′11.7″N 9°35′21″E/47.10325°N 9.58917°E/47.10325; 9.58917 Spitz 2186 m [2] 47°5′12.3″N 9°37′26.5″E/47.08675°N 9.624028°E/47.08675; 9.624028 Maurerberg[1] / Mauerer Berg[2] 1378 m 47°12′18″N 9°35′5″E/47.205°N 9.58472°E/47.205; 9.58472 Rauher Berg 2094 m[2] 47°6′27″N 9°37′42″E/47.1075°N 9.62833°E/47.1075; 9.62833 Drei Kapuziner 2084 m[2] 47°7′27.9″N 9°35′20″E/47.124417°N 9.58889°E/47.124417; 9.58889 Gampriner Seele is the only lake in Liechtenstein. It was created by a flood of the Rhine River with enormous erosion in 1927. The lake lies on 435 metres above Sea Level in the village of Bendern-Gamprin.

Nikolaus Leytner was born on October 26, 1957, in Graz, Styria, Austria.

Roy Lichtenstein.

Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia was born on November 18, 1772 and died on October 10, 1806. Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia would have been 33 years old at the time of death or 242 years old today.

Jörg Lanz von Liebenfels died in 1954.

Liechtenstein's style of government is constitutional monarchy. The country is a Principality, with a Prince as Chief of State. This makes it an Hereditary Constitutional Monachy.

No, Liechtenstein is not a member of the European Union.