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Germany (.de)

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Identity & symbols

Language

German is the official language, featuring the Latin alphabet with additional characters like ä, ö, ü, and ß.

Culture

Presence of beer gardens, bread and sausage stalls, and distinctive festivals like Oktoberfest; cultural landmarks such as castles and cathedrals

Miscellaneous

Street names often include 'Straße', 'Weg', or 'Platz'; bike lanes are commonly found in urban areas

Capital

Berlin

Environment & landscape

Environment

Diverse landscapes including forests, mountains (like the Alps), rivers (such as the Rhine), and coastal areas along the North and Baltic Seas

Infrastructure

A mix of modern and historical architecture; common structures include half-timbered houses, castles, and contemporary buildings

Coverage

True

Foliage

Common tree types include oak, beech, and fir, while grasses such as fescue and ryegrass are prevalent in open areas.

Topography

Germany features a diverse topography, including the Alps in the south, hilly regions like the Swabian Jura, and flat plains in the north.

Roads & transportation

Cars

Vehicle registration plates are white with a blue stripe on the left featuring the EU flag and a city code (e.g., B for Berlin)

Driving

Vehicles drive on the right side of the road

Signs

Road signs are typically rectangular with white backgrounds and black or blue text; warning signs are often yellow

Stop

Stop signs read 'STOP' in Germany.

Bollards

Bollards in Germany are typically reflective and may be designed to blend with urban aesthetics; they often have a cylindrical shape and are used for traffic control.

Poles

Utility poles in Germany are generally wooden or concrete, often designed to accommodate multiple cables for electrical and telecommunications services, and are spaced closely in urban areas.

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