Luzerne

• in Switzerland:
  • Lucerne (in German Luzern), capital of the Canton of Lucerne on Lake Lucerne (in German: Vierwaldstättersee).

• in the United States:
  • Lucerne, Arkansas
  • Lucerne, California
    • Lucerne, Kings County
    • Lucerne, Lake County
    • Lucerne Valley, San Bernardino County
  • Lucerne, Colorado
  • Lucerne, Indiana
  • Lucerne, Missouri (population 92 in 2000)
  • Lucerne, Ohio
  • Lucerne, Pennsylvania
  • Lucerne, South Dakota
  • Lucerne, Washington
  • Lucerne, West Virginia
  • Lucerne, Wyoming (population 525 in 2000)

See also:

• Lucerne Mines, Pennsylvania (population 951 in 2000)
• Lucerne Valley, California, in the Mojave Desert
• Lake Lucerne (disambiguation)
  • Lake Lucerne, Florida (population 9'132 in 2000)
  • Lake Lucerne, Georgia
  • Lake Lucerne, Ohio

Spelled Luzerne, there are several places in the United States as well:

• Luzerne, Iowa (population 105 in 2000)
• Luzerne, New York
• Lake Luzerne-Hadley, New York
• Luzerne, Pennsylvania, a borough located in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. In 2000, the borough had a total population of 2'952, the county 319'250.
• Luzerne Township, Pennsylvania is located in Fayette County, Pennsylvania (population in 2000: 4'683).

Lucerne is also the name of a dairy company under the Safeway Limited banner, that supplies milk, ice cream.