Located in or next to body of water: Spree[8], Großer Wannsee[9], Lake Tegel[10], Havel[11], Dahme[12], Müggelsee[13], Tegeler Fließ[14], Aalemannkanal[15], Neukölln Ship Canal[16], Luisenstadt Canal[17], Teltow Canal[18]
Instance of: metropolis[21], integrated municipality[22], Unitary municipality in Germany[23], urban municipality in Germany[24], city-state[25], independent city in Berlin[26], largest city[27], federated state of Germany[28], federal capital[29]
Legislative body: Berlin House of Representatives[71]
Body
Brands and Namesakes
Things named for Berlin include Berlin Wall[72], a cordon[73], in German Democratic Republic[74], founded in 1961[75]; Battle of Berlin[76], a battle[77], in Germany[78]; Berlin Brandenburg Airport[79], a commercial airport[80], in Germany[81]; Prussian blue[82], a type of chemical entity[83]; Berlin-Tempelhof Airport[84], an international airport[85], in Germany[86], founded in 1923[87]; Berlin U-Bahn[88], a rapid transit[89], in Germany[90], founded in 1902[91]; Berlin[92], a musical group[93], founded in 1978[94]; and Berlin-Tegel Airport[95], an international airport[96], in Germany[97], founded in 1948[98].
Why It Matters
Berlin has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[99] Berlin is known by 56 alternative names across languages and contexts.[100]
Entities named for Berlin include Berlin Wall[72], a cordon[73], in German Democratic Republic[74], founded in 1961[75]; Battle of Berlin[76], a battle[77], in Germany[78]; Berlin Brandenburg Airport[79], a commercial airport[80], in Germany[81]; Prussian blue[82], a type of chemical entity[83]; Berlin-Tempelhof Airport[84], an international airport[85], in Germany[86], founded in 1923[87]; and Berlin U-Bahn[88], a rapid transit[89], in Germany[90], founded in 1902[91].
FAQs
What awards did Berlin receive?
Honors received include City of Design[3], Princess of Asturias Award for Concord[4], and Führerstadt[5].
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