Statistics for Small but Famous in Germany

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Hint	Description	Answer	Population	% Correct
B	A satirical conspiracy theory got viral that says, this city dosn't actually exist.	Bielefeld	334,195	88%
N	It's not a city, it's a valley, finding place and name giver to an extinct species of archaic humans	Neandertal	n/a	66%
U	Birthplace of Albert Einstein and location of the worlds tallest church (at least until Barcelona's Sagrada Familia eventually is finished...)	Ulm	126,790	65%
J	This city gave its name to a shock- and heat-resistant glass used in scientific and technological applications, especially in chemistry.	Jena	111,343	48%
W	Goethe, Schiller, Nietzsche, Liszt...	Weimar	65.228	46%
H	This subdivision of a small municipality in southern Germany is the home of a rural soccer club that successfully moved up to the first national league after being sponsored by a citizen and founder of an internationally operating software company.	Hoffenheim	3,266	41%
F	In Germany you get points for traffic offences, stored in this city (i.e. the registration authority is located there)	Flensburg	90,164	35%
M	City and brand of fine chinaware	Meißen	28,282	35%
T	Due to the most embarrassing construction faults in german history while building a new airport, this old airport had to manage more than twice the volume of its designated capacity (and it did!). Its popular name is also the district where the old airport was located.	Tegel	36,764	35%
Z	This is the city where the most famous (eastern) german automobile was produced: the "Trabbi".	Zwickau	88,690	33%
X	Is there really a german city starting with X? Yes, there is one!	Xanten	21,607	28%
Q	The scenic center of this city with medieval framework buildings is a UNESCO world heritage site and one of the major tourist spots in Germany (maybe not too famous, but hey, find a better one with Q...)	Quedlinburg	23,798	26%
R	This town hosts the biggest fun park in Germany, the Europa-Park with a daily visitor count more than twice the number of inhabitants	Rust	4,258	24%
S	Got a sharp knife in your kitchen or even an antique sword? It possibly was manufactured in this city	Solingen	159,245	23%
C	Small municipality consisting of three islands in the third largest lake in Germany, which has the same name	Chiemsee	203	22%
G	This town is the scene of continuing protests against nuclear waste deposal since more than 30 years	Gorleben	602	18%
D	In this city, also known for a music festival, two small creeks join to start the 2nd longest river in Europe	Donaueschingen	22,118	15%
E	This little city was the scene of the biggest accident in the history of high speed trains. 101 people died when an ICE train derailed due to a broken wheel	Eschede	5,739	15%
P	This village gained sad fame in World War II as construction site of the Nazi's V2 rocket	Peenemünde	345	15%
I	German city of gemstones	Idar Oberstein	28,520	12%
L	Birthplace of German's most successful tennis star, nickname "Bobbele".	Leimen	27,044	10%
V	This city is famous for the world's only completely preserved ironworks from the heyday of industrialization, which has been part of the UNESCO world heritage as an industrial monument since 1994.	Völklingen	40.192	7%
K	A fast breeder reactor, built in this small town, made it the target of many anti-nuclear activists in the 80s, who successfully prevented it from being put into operation. Today, the site is home to an amusement park.	Kalkar	13,884	6%
A	Not only when it comes to elections, the "prophets" in this small town on Lake Constance are present in the media	Allensbach	7,084	5%
O	This is what Houston is for the US: the location of the german space center	Oberpfaffenhofen	1,278	3%
Y	Y is a very rare letter in German and there is only one district in Chemnitz and one village in the Black Forest that begin with Y. Do you know at least one of them?	Yorkgebiet / Yach	9,000 / 1,034	2%