Editing Limburg an der Lahn (section)

===Constituent communities===
[[File:Karte-Limburg-Stadtteile.png|thumb|200px|Map of Limburg and its constituent communities]]
The town consists of eight formerly autonomous ''[[Ortsbezirk]]e'' or boroughs, listed here by population (as of 2020):<ref>[https://www.limburg.de/media/custom/3252_1586_1.PDF?1623223692 Hauptsatzung der Kreisstadt Limburg a. d. Lahn], § 3, 25 May 2021.</ref><ref>[https://www.limburg.de/Rathaus-Leben/Stadtportrait/Limburg-in-Zahlen.php?object=tx,3251.5&ModID=7&FID=3252.574.1&NavID=3252.33&La=1 Limburg in Zahlen], Stadt Limburg. Retrieved on 2 November 2022.</ref>

# Limburg: 19,401
# [[Lindenholzhausen]]: 3,315
# [[Linter (Limburg an der Lahn)|Linter]]: 3,080
# [[Eschhofen]]: 2,789
# [[Staffel (Limburg an der Lahn)|Staffel]]: 2,762
# [[Offheim]]: 2,608
# [[Dietkirchen]]: 1,630
# [[Ahlbach]]: 1,252

Each ''Ortsbezirk'' is represented by a council. Blumenrod is also often called a constituent community, although this is actually only a big residential neighbourhood in the main town's south end. Its landmark is the ''Domäne Blumenrod'', a former manor house that has been restored and remodelled by the Limburg Free Evangelical community.

Limburg's biggest outlying centre is Lindenholzhausen (3,315 residents as of June 2020); the second biggest is Linter.