Lower Saxony- Automobile manufacuring is well known here, with over 50 million volkeswagon beetles being made here.
Schleswig-Holstein- Flounder is one of the main fish that are caught in Schleswig-Holstein.
Baden-Württemberg- Is the most high tech area in all of Europe. It is also famous for all of the inventio\rs that were born here.
Saarland- Saarland is influenced greatly by the French cuisine. Mussels are a common food eaten in this area.
Rhineland-Pfalz- Produces two thirds of the countries total wine producing industry.
Thuringia- Is the birthplace of a famous glass blower named, Wolfgang Meusel.
Sachsen- The culture of the people is highly influenced by music. The Thomaner Choir is located in leipzig and is almost 800 years old.
Bayern- Oktoberfest and the view of the Alps draw more tourism than any other state in Germany.
Saxony-Anholt- Is where the most automated industry is. Places that used many workers have been replaced by machines that do the same work.
Berlin- Within the city of Berlin there are 20 colleges and over 150 theatres.
Brandenburg- In Brandenburg you can find many unique archictecural builgings such as the Hohenzollern castle and the Sanssouci Castle.
Hessen- Within Hessen lies the city of Frankfurt, which contains the highest buildings, the largest airport, and the most banks in all of continental Europe.
Nordrhein-Westfalen- Working with steel is very common for people working in this state.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern- This state's main sources of income come from farming, live stock breeding, and tourism.
Hamburg- In the Port of Hamburg there is a famous warehouse owned by the Cotterell Company, and they are known for importing cocoa from other countries.
Bremen- Is the smallest state in Germany and the port accounts for every third job.
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