Lü facts for kids
Lü is a charming village located in the beautiful country of Switzerland. It used to be its own small municipality (a bit like a small town or district with its own local government). Lü is found in the Graubünden area, which is a canton (a state or region) in Switzerland.
In 2009, Lü joined with several other nearby villages to form a larger municipality called Val Müstair. This means Lü is now part of a bigger community.
Back in 2007, about 65 people lived in Lü. It's a very small and peaceful place!
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What is Lü?
Lü is a tiny village nestled in the mountains of eastern Switzerland. It's known for its quiet charm and stunning natural beauty. Even though it's small, it has a rich history as a former independent municipality.
Where is Lü located?
Lü is situated in the Inn district within the Graubünden canton. This part of Switzerland is famous for its high mountains, green valleys, and fresh air. It's a popular spot for hiking and enjoying nature.
How many people live in Lü?
In 2007, the village of Lü had a population of only 65 people. This makes it one of the smaller communities in the region, offering a very close-knit and peaceful environment for its residents.
Lü's Merger into Val Müstair
In 2009, Lü became part of a larger municipality called Val Müstair. This change helped the smaller villages work together more efficiently.
Why did Lü merge?
Merging with other villages like Tschierv, Fuldera, and Santa Maria Val Müstair helped create a stronger local government. It allowed the communities to share resources and services, which can be very helpful for small villages.
What is Val Müstair?
Val Müstair is a valley and a municipality in the Graubünden canton. It's known for its unique culture and the Romansh language, which is spoken by many people in the area. The valley is also home to the Benedictine Convent of St. John at Müstair, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
See also
- In Spanish: Lu para niños
