first Lüneburg is also known as "salt city", because the salt for centuries shaped the lives of the citizens of Lüneburg.
http://www.lueneburger-heide.de/angebote/190_Lueneburg_die_Salzstadt.html
second The "green heart" of Germany is Thürigen because it is in the mountains and hills with the Thürigen basin, the foothills of the Thuringian Forest, part of the Golden Aue, part of the Rhön and the Central Massif Thürigen forest and the Thuringian Slate Mountains.
http://www.horst-hohmann.de/thinfo.htm
third The outermost boundary points are lists of Germany on the island of Sylt in the North, the Saxon Deschka in the east, the Bavarian village in the south and Colonel Selfkant (North Rhine-Westphalia) in the west.
http://derweg.org/deutschland/gesamt/land.html
4th The borders of the Federal Republic have a total length of 3767 km.
http://derweg.org/deutschland/gesamt/land.html
5th Este is a left tributary of the Elbe in Lower Saxony and Hamburg.
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Este_ (river)
6th From the North and Baltic Seas to the Alps in the south, the Federal Republic of Germany in the North German Plain, the Central Upland Range, the Southwest German mountain stages, the South German piedmont and the Bavarian Alps.
The North German Plain south of the North and Baltic Sea coast and its offshore islands is a Nordic formed by glaciations on the western foothills of the eastern plains. By many lakes, hilly Geest and clay plates, which are interspersed in the north-west of heaths and moors, and by broad, moist lowlands and river valleys, it is indented. Fertile Lössgefilde (clay belts) are on the foot of the Central Upland, the favorable climate in the lowlands south bays engage deeply The Lower Rhine, the Westphalian and the Saxon-Thuringian bay. In the north of the lowlands, the Federal Republic of proportion to the marshes of the North Sea coast, which extend to the edge of the geest. The Baltic coast is divided in the west (Schleswig-Holstein) grants rich, in the east (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern), it has the character of a coastal lagoon and compensation. The main islands in the North Sea, the East Frisian Islands (including Borkum and Norderney), the North Frisian Islands (hide file, Sylt and islets), Helgoland in the Helgoland Bight and the islands of Rügen, Usedom and Fehmarn in the Baltic Sea.
The Central Upland in which several geological-tectonic zones differ is of great diversity. To her including the Rhenish Massif with the main parts of Hunsrück (816 m), Eifel with High Venn (747 m) are, Taunus (879 m), Westerwald, Bergisch Land and Sauerland Rothaargebirge (843 m), the Hessian Mountains (950 m ), the Weser and Leine Mountains and east of it, the Harz Mountains, which singles out the Middle resin up to 1,142 m altitude; also to be expected, the Bavarian forest (1,456 m), the Upper Palatinate Forest (901 m), the Fichtel Mountain (1,051 m ), the Franconian Forest (795 m), the Thuringian Forest (983 m) and the Ore Mountains (1,215 m). The Central Upland Range divides northern and southern Germany. The rift valley of the Middle Rhine between Bingen and Bonn, and the Hessian depressions that go on in the ditch line, break through the Central Upland Range.
to Southwest German low mountain ranges and terraced landscape the Upper Rhine Valley, with their mountain ranges Black Forest (1,493 m), Odenwald and Spessart (626 m), the Palatinate Forest (673 m) and the Swabian-Franconian and terraced landscape with the high-level Alb (1,015 m) .
The Alpine wide front mounted south German Alpine foothills, the Swabian-Bavarian plateau with its hills and large lakes in the south (Chiemsee, etc.), its wide gravel plains, the Lower Bavarian hill country and the Danube valley, has an average height of 500 m. About Tertiary sediments here are more or less powerful moraines and gravel, which in some cases well into the foothills had penetrated Pleistocene alpine glaciers and their meltwater were deposited. Given in the northern fringes is also loess, a gravel blown out and deposited aeolian, lime and quartz-rich fine particles.
The mountainous areas include the Federal Republic of Germany between Lake Constance and Salzburg, only a small portion of this young fold mountain system. In a particularly skilled in the Allgäu Alps matt rich zone sandstones that are assigned to follow the Northern Limestone Alps Chains, including those situated between the Bregenzerwald and the Lech Allgäu High Alps (Hochfrottspitze 2649 m, Mädelegabel 2645 m, Hochvogel 2,592 m), the so-called Tyrolean Limestone Alps between high pass and Tiroler Ache with the wild weather Stone Mountain (Zugspitze 2.962 m - also the highest mountain the Federal Republic), the Karwendel Mountains (Eastern Karwendel peak 2537 m), and picturesque mountain lakes (Walchensee, Eibsee) and finally spectacular parts of the Salzburg Limestone Alps in Berchtesgaden (Watzmann 2,713 m with the Königssee).
http://www.destatis.de/jetspeed/portal/cms/Sites/destatis/Internet/DE/Content/Statistiken/Geografie/content75/InfoGeografie, templateId = renderPrint.psml
7th With nearly 30 percent of global wind power, Germany is considered "wind-champion".
http://www.tatsachen-ueber-deutschland.de/de/umwelt-klima-energie/startseite-klima/erneuerbare-energien.html
8th The shortest river in Germany heiβt Pader (4.45 km).
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pader
9th The five largest cities in Germany are: Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne and Frankfurt.
Berlin 
Hamburg 
München 
Köln
Frankfurt http://www.cireview.de/stadtfakten/die-5-grosten-stadte-deutschlands/
10th The island Ruegen is located in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and is the largest German island. Rügen is famous for its chalk cliffs that give the island a distinctive coastline.
http://ruegen.blog.com/
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