Editing Liechtenstein (section)

== Geography ==
Most of Liechtenstein's population lives in the Rhine valley, which occupies the western part of the country. The Rhine forms much of the border with Switzerland. The land rises eastward from the valley into the Alps, where the terrain consists of steep slopes and high mountain valleys. Grauspitz, at 2,599 metres, is the country's highest point.

The eleven municipalities are traditionally divided between the Oberland in the south and the Unterland in the north. Vaduz serves as the political centre. Schaan has the largest population and contains an important part of the country's industrial area. Roads crossing the national borders connect the municipalities with eastern Switzerland and the Austrian state of Vorarlberg.