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Gutland

The Gutland and the Oesling are the two major geographic regions in Luxembourg. The Gutland, a plateau sloping towards the French Lorraine, comprises the southern two-thirds of the country, with 68% of the total surface area. More forgiving than the harsh Oesling forest in the north, the Gutland is heavily developed and densely populated. The soil is a sandstone/limestone mixture with spots of clay and marl.


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