List of cities and towns in Germany

This is a complete list of the 2,056 cities and towns in Germany as of January 1, 2024. In Germany, there is no difference between a town and a city. A Stadt is an independent area that has been given special status by the government. These places are usually larger or have special importance.

Towns with more than 100,000 people are called Großstadt, which means "big city." But this label does not change how they are governed. This list only includes the names of these cities and towns. If you want more details, you can look at lists of cities by how many people live there or learn about areas with many cities close together.

Germany has many cities and towns spread across its states. For example, Bavaria has 317, while Bremen has only 2. Each state has its own number of these special places, showing how different parts of the country have grown and developed over time.

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In Germany, all cities and towns are called "Städte." They are special because they are their own local areas and have special rights. Many smaller places in Germany are called "Gemeinden" and are not listed here because they do not have these special rights. As of January 1, 2024, there are 2,056 cities and towns in Germany.

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In Germany, all places called a "Stadt" are independent towns or cities. These places have special rights that let them use this title. Smaller places without this title are usually just called "Gemeinden" and are not listed here. As of January 1, 2024, there are 2,056 such towns and cities in Germany.

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In Germany, all cities and towns are called "Städte." They are special because they are independent places with special rights. Smaller places that are not called Städte are known as "Gemeinden." As of January 1, 2024, Germany had 2,056 cities and towns.

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In Germany, there are many places called cities and towns. As of January 1, 2024, there were 2,056 of these places. In Germany, the words "city" and "town" mean the same thing. These places are independent and have the right to call themselves a "Stadt". Smaller places that are not called Städte are usually just named Gemeinden.

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In Germany, all places that are called a "Stadt" are independent towns or cities. As of January 1, 2024, there are 2,056 of these places. Smaller areas that are not called "Stadt" are known simply as municipalities and are not included in this list.

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In Germany, there are many cities and towns. As of January 1, 2024, there are 2,056 places called "Stadt". These are special because they are independent and have the right to use this title. Smaller places that are not called "Stadt" are usually known as "Gemeinden" and are not included in this list.

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Germany has many places where people live, called cities and towns. As of January 1, 2024, there were 2,056 of these places. In Germany, there isn't a difference between a town and a city — both are independent areas that have the right to use the title "Stadt". Smaller areas that don't have this title are usually just called "Gemeinden" and are not included in this list.

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In Germany, all places called a "Stadt" are independent towns or cities. These places have special rights that let them use this title. Smaller places, called "Gemeinden", are also important but are not listed here because they do not have the same status. As of January 1, 2024, there are 2,056 such towns and cities in Germany.

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In Germany, all cities and towns are treated the same. They are called "Stadt" and are independent places with special rights. Smaller places that are not called "Stadt" are known as "Gemeinden" and are also important parts of the country. As of January 1, 2024, there are 2,056 such cities and towns in Germany.

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This section lists some of the cities and towns in the part of Germany labeled "M". These places are independent areas known as "Städte" in Germany, which means they have special rights to use this title. Many smaller areas that don't have this title are called "Gemeinden" and are not included in this list.

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In Germany, there are many cities and towns. As of January 1, 2024, there are 2,056 places called "Stadt". These are special because they are independent and have the right to use this title. Smaller places that are not called "Stadt" are usually known as "Gemeinden" and are not included in this list.

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In Germany, there are many places called cities and towns. As of January 1, 2024, there were 2,056 of these special places. In Germany, the words "city" and "town" mean the same thing. These places are known as "Stadt" and are independent areas with the right to use this title. Smaller areas that are not called cities or towns are usually just called "Gemeinden" and are not listed here.

These cities and towns are important parts of Germany, each with its own local government and special features.

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Germany has many places where people live, called cities and towns. As of January 1, 2024, there were 2,056 of these places. In Germany, there isn't a difference between a town and a city — both are independent areas that have the right to use the title "Stadt". Smaller areas that don't have this title are usually just called "Gemeinden" and are not listed here.

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In Germany, there are many places called cities or towns. These places are known as "Stadt" and are special because they are their own small communities. They have the right to call themselves a city or town, which makes them different from smaller places that are just called "Gemeinden." This list includes all the cities and towns in Germany as of January 1, 2024.

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In Germany, there are special places called cities and towns. These places are called "Stadt" and they are important parts of the country. They have special rights that smaller places, called "Gemeinden," do not have. As of January 1, 2024, there are 2,056 of these cities and towns in Germany.

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In Germany, there are special places called "Städte" that are like independent towns or cities. These places have the right to call themselves a Stadt, which means they are their own little area with their own rules. Smaller places that are not called Städte are known as Gemeinden and are not included in this list. As of January 1, 2024, Germany had 2,056 of these special towns and cities.

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Germany has many places where people live and work. As of January 1, 2024, there were 2,056 of these places called "Städte," which means "cities" or "towns." In Germany, there isn't a special name just for towns or cities; if a place is called a Stadt, it is its own small area with special rights. Other smaller places, called Gemeinden, are also important but are not listed here.

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In Germany, all places called a "Stadt" are independent towns or cities. They have special rights that smaller places, known as "Gemeinden," do not have. As of January 1, 2024, Germany had 2,056 of these cities and towns.