Statistics for Smaller German Cities That You May Know

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Population	Hint	Place	% Correct
4,592	Gave its name to the capital of Bahamas	Nassau	96%
65,138	From 1918 to 1933, the German Republic was named after this city	Weimar	94%
56,679	Located next to the Oder river, shares its name with the fifth-biggest city in Germany	Frankfurt an der Oder	85%
47,738	Town near Munich, associated with its concentration camp	Dachau	79%
55,527	Historical spa town with a double-barreled name	Baden-Baden	70%
8,057	Home of a U.S. air base, shares its name with a rock band	Ramstein-Miesenbach	70%
91,113	Town near Denmark, seat of the last Nazi-German government	Flensburg	68%
27,482	Bavarian town near Zugspitze, hosted the 1936 Winter Olympics	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	66%
99,292	Town located at the edge of the Palatinate Forest whose local team won the Bundesliga in 1998	Kaiserslautern	64%
44,984	Supposedly, Martin Luther nailed 95 theses on the church of this town	Wittenberg	62%
84,736	University city in the Germany-Switzerland border where Jan Hus was burned at stake	Konstanz	57%
21,502	The only German town that starts with an X	Xanten	57%
3,191	Tiny village where a Bundesliga team, controversial for its success hailing from private investments and lack of tradition, comes from	Hoffenheim	47%
83,850	...and was condemned in a Diet in this city	Worms	47%
37,378	Cross the Rhine river in this town and you'll end up in Strasbourg	Kehl	43%
1,557	Northernmost municipality in Germany	{List} on Sylt	21%