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Population
in Nuremberg urban area 500,000
in Nuremberg metropolitan area 3.5 million
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Working population of 1.8 million in metropolitan region
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Gross domestic product 103 billion euros in metropolitan
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One of the most important German transport hubs:
International airport
Located at the intersection of three major motorways
Railway junction for ICE and international long-distance
routes
Main-Danube Canal with biggest freight terminal in Southern
Germany
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Center of the third largest integrated local transport
system in Germany
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International congress and exhibition venue
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Industry successful in international markets with regional
export quota of 39%
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Dynamic growth in trade with Central Eastern and Eastern
Europe. Gateway region to the new EU member states
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Second most important region in Bavaria for higher
education and research
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Top position among the European technology regions,
especially in microelectronics, communication and information
technology, mechatronics, transport and logistics, medical
technology and optical data transmission
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One of the leading innovation regions; holds 3rd place
Germany-wide for the number of patent registrations
per inhabitant
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Main branches of industry: mechanical engineering,
electrical engineering/electronics, printing, radio
broadcasting/telecommunications, medical technology,
control & instrumentation, writing utensils
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Strong growth in service sector; key areas in engineering
and business consulting, market research, facility management
and e-commerce
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High quality of life (according to a study by W. M.
Mercer: 23th place among 218 cities worldwide)
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The safest of the large German cities
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