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Biggest "Burg" Cities in Germany

Name the most populous German cities whose name ends with Burg or Berg.
City population in city proper, not urban area.
Population according to citypopulation.de. For the year 2019.
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First submittedAugust 12, 2019
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Population
State
City
1,847,253
Hamburg
Hamburg
518,370
Bavaria
Nuremberg
498,686
North Rhine
Duisburg
296,582
Bavaria
Augsburg
237,565
Saxony-Anhalt
Magdeburg
231,195
Baden
Freiburg
169,077
Lower Saxony
Oldenburg
161,485
Baden
Heidelberg
153,094
Bavaria
Regensburg
127,934
Bavaria
Würzburg
124,371
Lower Saxony
Wolfsburg
93,584
Baden
Ludwigsburg
90, 164
Schleswig
Flensburg
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6 Comments
Mofritte
+1
Level 40
Dec 20, 2019
Why is Nuremberg in there? there is no "burg" in Nuremberg or Nürnberg (in german). Should be removed.

Edit: Heidelberg too.

ducklingpanda1245
+2
Level 55
Jul 29, 2020
Read the instructions!
Deuteronomius
+4
Level 69
Sep 23, 2021
It's in the instruction even though the title alone is kinda missleading. Anyway it's a weird choice to combine them both since the have completly different meanings (burg=castle and berg=mountain)
pewp3w
+4
Level 59
Jan 2, 2023
Also kinda weird to write "baden" as a state, although there really is not state called baden, it is called "baden-württemberg"
ElPepeGerman
+2
Level 72
Jan 4, 2024
Please type the full states, Baden-Württemberg, Schleswig-Holstein, North Rhine-Westphalia, also please remove the space behind the comma at the last one
mondegreen
+1
Level 71
Jun 23, 2025
„North Rhine“, „Baden“, and „Schleswig“ are not currently states of Germany, and Ludwigsburg is not even in the „Baden“ part of BW, it's in Württemberg. (If it helps to conserve space, you can write NRW for North Rhine-Westphalia.)
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