German States-One or Two Sentences about them

• Baden-Wurttemberg-In 2002 had a population of 10,661,000 people.  The Capital is Stuttgart.
• Bavaria-Is considered the "Beer State" and also produces fine wine from the Franconia region.
• Berlin-The Capital is Berlin. The Area in mi squared is 344.
• Bradenburg-This state is a densely forested state and surronds the capital city or Berlin.
• Bremen-In 2003 had a population of 663,000 and has the area of 404 km squared.
• Hamburg-Has just under 40 theaters including the state opera house where John Neumeier performes.
• Hesse-The capital is Wiesbaden. The german name for Hesse is Hessen.
• Lower Saxony-Has an auo industry, such as volkswagen.
• Mecklenburg-West Pomerania:  In 2002, had a population of 1,745,000 and the capital is Schwerin.
• North Rhine Westphalia-This state has the most inhabitants in Germany.
• Rhineland-Palatinate-the german name for Rhineland-Palatinate is Rheinland-Pfalz.
• Saarland-This state over the past 200 years has changed nationality, eight times.
• Saxony-Had a population of 4,337,000 in 2003. The Capital is Dresdon.
• Saxony-Anhalt:  This state stages a major festival for the most famous inhabitant, Geroge Friedrich 
• Schleswig-Holstein-The Capital is Kiel.  The area per squared mile is 6,086.
• Thuringia-This is the state of reasearchers, and the 160-kilometer Rennsteig, or trail.