Liechtenstein State Codes

When dealing with addresses or locations in Liechtenstein, our API uses the following state codes. These codes are based on the ISO 3166-2:LI standard for Liechtenstein's municipalities (Gemeinden).

Code	Municipality (German)	Municipality (English)
LI-01	Balzers	Balzers
LI-02	Eschen	Eschen
LI-03	Gamprin	Gamprin
LI-04	Mauren	Mauren
LI-05	Planken	Planken
LI-06	Ruggell	Ruggell
LI-07	Schaan	Schaan
LI-08	Schellenberg	Schellenberg
LI-09	Triesen	Triesen
LI-10	Triesenberg	Triesenberg
LI-11	Vaduz	Vaduz

Usage Notes

Liechtenstein is divided into 11 municipalities (Gemeinden)
All codes follow the format 'LI-' followed by a two-digit number (01-11)
Vaduz (LI-11) is the capital and seat of national government
The municipalities are the smallest administrative units in Liechtenstein
German is the official language, and municipality names are the same in both German and English

Administrative Structure

Each municipality (Gemeinde) is a self-governing entity
Municipalities have their own elected councils and mayors
Vaduz, while the capital, is not the largest municipality (Schaan is)
The municipalities vary significantly in size and population
All municipalities are part of the unified legal and administrative system of the principality

Data Usage

When specifying locations in Liechtenstein in your API requests, please use these exact codes
Municipality codes are sequential from LI-01 to LI-11
The codes are standardized and used consistently across all administrative purposes
No subdivisions exist below the municipality level for addressing purposes

Note: Liechtenstein's small size means that municipal divisions are sufficient for most addressing needs, without requiring further subdivision.