What are the largest cities and population in Germany?
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Berlin (3,391,407), Hamburg (1,738,483), Munich (1,280,982), Cologne (975,907), and Frankfurt (648,325)\n\nTo the north, Denmark. To the south, Austria and Switzerland. To the west, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Luxembourg. To the east is Poland, the Czech Republic. The north of Germany is mostly flat farm land. The east is hilly with dense forests and the south is mountainous and has thick forests as well.
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I'm not sure if this is all of them. Sorry: \n\nThe Largest Cities of the US  \nCities ranked by city proper population\n   \nCity Name\n Inhabitants \nNew York (NY) 8,008,278 \nLos Angeles (CA) 3,694,820 \nChicago (IL) 2,896,016 \n    \nHouston (TX) 1,953,631 \nPhiladelphia (PA) 1,517,550 \nPhoenix (AZ) 1,321,045 \nSan Diego (CA) 1,223,400 \nDallas (TX) 1,188,580 \nSan Antonio (TX) 1,144,646 \nDetroit (MI) 951,270 \nSan Jose* (CA) 894,943 \nIndianapolis (IN) 781,870 \nSan Francisco (CA) 776,733 \nJacksonville (FL) 735,617 \nColumbus (OH) 711,470 \nAustin (TX) 656,562 \nBaltimore* (MD) 651,154 \nMemphis (TN) 650,100 \nMilwaukee (WI) 596,974 \nBoston (MA) 589,141 \nWashington (DC) 572,059 \nEl Paso (TX) 563,662 \nSeattle (WA) 563,374 \nDenver (CO) 554,636 \nNashville-Davidson (TN) 545,524 \nCharlotte (NC) 540,828 \nFort Worth* (TX) 534,694 \nPortland (OR) 529,121 \nOklahoma City (OK) 506,132 \nTucson (AZ) 486,699 \nNew Orleans (LA) 484,674 \nLas Vegas (NV) 478,434 \nLong Beach* (CA) 461,522 \n Cities ranked by urban agglomeration population. \nCity Name\n Inhabitants \nNew York (NY) 21,199,865 \nLos Angeles (CA) 16,373,645 \nChicago (IL) 9,157,540 \n    \nWashington (DC) 7,608,070 \nSan Francisco (CA) 7,039,362 \nPhiladelphia (PA) 6,188,463 \nBoston (MA) 5,819,100 \nDetroit (MI) 5,456,428 \nDallas (TX) 5,221,801 \nHouston (TX) 4,669,571 \nAtlanta (GA) 4,112,198 \nMiami (FL) 3,876,380 \nSeattle (WA) 3,554,760 \nPhoenix (AZ) 3,251,876 \nMinneapolis (MN) 2,968,806 \nCleveland (OH) 2,945,831 \nSan Diego (CA) 2,813,833 \nSt Louis (MO) 2,603,607 \nDenver (CO) 2,581,506 \nTampa (FL) 2,395,997 \nPittsburgh (PA) 2,358,695 \nPortland (OR) 2,265,223 \nSacramento (CA) 1,796,857 \nKansas City (MO) 1,776,062 \nMilwaukee (WI) 1,689,572 \nOrlando (FL) 1,644,561 \nIndianapolis (IN) 1,607,486 \nSan Antonio (TX) 1,592,383 \nNorfolk (VA) 1,569,541 \nLas Vegas (NV) 1,563,282 \nColumbus (OH) 1,540,157 \nCharlotte (NC) 1,499,293 \nNew Orleans (LA) 1,337,726
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Berlin is the capital of Germany.
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Go to www.whitepages.com for Germany and peruse this for a while.  You'll soon be able to tell which are the most popular.
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In Germany, which is in Europe but games will be played in different cities, and the finals will be played in the capital , which is Berlin
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The 12 cities that will play hosts to the 32 nations are Berlin, Cologne, Dortmund, Frankfurt, Gelsenkirchen, Hamburg, Hannover, Kaiserslautern, Leipzig, Munich, Nuremberg and Stuttgart.
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Germany, without question. Lots to see and do, not only that you're close to a lot of other countries. I loved the people there. I was in the Army, stationed in Mannheim, about an hour south of Frankfurt. That country is awesome, if I could afford it, I'd go back in a heart-beat.
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Biggest city in Pakistan is Karachi in Sind province population wise,other bigger cities are Lahore,Rawalpindi,Islamabad,\nMultan,Peshawar,Hyderabad,\nQuetta,Sialkot,Muzhafferabad,\nLarkhana,Sargodha
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The largest is in Wisconsin. Smaller cities by that name are in Oregon, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania.
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just go to google.com and type germany in the search engine
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Cologne (German: Köln (help·info) /kœln/; Kölsch: Kölle /ˈkœɫə/) is Germany's fourth-largest city after Berlin, Hamburg and Munich, and is the largest city both in the German Federal State of North Rhine-Westphalia and within the Rhine-Ruhr Metropolitan Area, one of the major European metropolitan areas with more than 12 million inhabitants. It is one of the oldest cities in Germany, having been founded by the Romans in A.D. 50.\n\nCologne lies at the River Rhine and the city's world famous Cologne Cathedral (Kölner Dom) is seat to a Roman Catholic Archdiocese, just as important to the city as its specially brewed Kölsch beer. Cologne University is one of Europe's oldest universities and internationally renowned for its economics department.\n\nCologne is the economic and cultural capital of the Rhineland and has a vibrant and thriving art scene. Cologne counts over 30 museums and hundreds of galleries. Exhibitions range from local Ancient Roman archaeological findings to contemporary graphics and sculpture. The city's Trade Fair Grounds are host to a number of trade shows such as the Art Cologne Fair, the International Furniture Fair (IMM) and the Photokina. Cologne is also well known for its celebration of Cologne Carnival and the Cologne Gay Pride events.\n\nIn 2005 Cologne hosted the 20th Roman Catholic World Youth Day with Pope Benedict XVI and one of the largest ever meetings of over a million participants.\n\nSee more on Wikipedia at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cologne
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Munich, Dortmund, Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Kaiserslautern, Nurenberg, Gelsenkirchen,Hanover, Cologne, Leipzig, Stuttgart are the 12 cities hosting the world cup.  munich is hosting the opening game and berlin is hosting the final.
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The city with the highest population is Toronto,Ontario.\n\n2.48 million people ( 5 million in the GTA - Greater Toronto Area )
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Ummm... Mexico City is not in the U.S., and it is MUCH larger than NYC.  Mexico City's metropolitan area has a population of more than 18 million, which is nearly half the entire population of California.\n\nStrictly in America, the largest cities are, in order\n\n1. New York City, NY - about 8.1 million\n2. Los Angeles, CA - about 3.8 million\n3. Chicago, IL - about 2.9 million\n4. Houston, TX - 2.0 mil\n5. Philidelphia, PA - 1.5 mil\n6. Phoenix, AZ - 1.4 mil\n7. San Diego, CA - 1.3 mil\n8. San Antonio, TX - 1.2 mil\n9. Dallas, TX - 1.2 mil\n10. San Jose, CA (yeah!) - 0.9 million (tho we're over 1 mil now)\n\nAnd in case you're curious, here are the top 10 most populous METROPOLITAN AREAS (so will be higher than above list) worldwide:\n\n1. Tokyo, Japan - 28.0 mil\n2. Mexico City, Mexico - 18.1 mil\n3. Mumbai, India - 18.0 mil\n4. Sao Paulo, Brazil - 17.7 mil\n5. New York City, USA - 16.6 mil\n6. Shanghai, China - 14.2 mil\n7. Lagos, Nigeria - 13.5 mil\n8. Los Angeles, USA - 13.1 mil\n9. Calcutta, India - 12.9 mil\n10. Buenos Aires, Argentina - 12.4 mil\n\nI think these are all 2004 numbers, so if anything, they would all be a little higher.
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10 largest cities (2003 est.): \nJacksonville, 773,781; \nMiami, 376,815; \nTampa, 317,647; \nSt. Petersburg, 247,610; \nHialeah, 226,401; \nOrlando, 199,336; \nFort Lauderdale, 162,917; \nTallahassee, 153,938; \nPembroke Pines, 148,927; \nHollywood, 143,408
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my statisics say Germany or Brazil
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10 largest cities would be\nColumbus \nCleveland \nCincinnati \nToledo \nAkron \nDayton \nParma \nYoungstown \nCanton \nLorain