of which something is a part of

[alpacinou]

Is it correct to say "of which something is a part of"? Is this okay?

The County of Luringam, of which Lesville is a part of, is very cold and unsuitable for farming.

 

[Tarheel]

It's OK.

 

[SoothingDave]

No, it's redundant. "Of which L is a part" or "which L is a part of."

 

[alpacinou]

No, it's redundant. "Of which L is a part"

Isn't that what I've used?

 

[probus]

No. You tacked a second "of" onto the end.

 

[Tarheel]

Is it correct to say "of which something is a part of"? Is this okay?

The County of Luringam, of which Lesville is a part of, is very cold and unsuitable for farming.

I changed my mind (a little). I would delete the first "of".

 

[Barque]

Is it correct to say "of which something is a part of"? Is this okay?

The County of Luringam, of which Lesville is a part of, is very cold and unsuitable for farming.

Why not just say "where Lesville is" or "where Lesville is located"?

What's your source? Google didn't show any results when I searched for "Lesville Luringam".