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administrative region of Bavaria, Germany
Upper Bavaria is an administrative region in the southern part of Bavaria, Germany. It is significant as one of Bavaria's seven administrative districts and includes the state capital Munich as well as other important cities and cultural centers in the region.
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It is catalogued under topics including Commons link from Wikidata, Government regions of Germany and NUTS 2 statistical regions of the European Union.
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- Instance of
- regional district in Bavaria
- Country
- Germany
- Located in
- Kingdom of Bavaria
- Contains
- Altötting county
- Capital
- Munich
- Population
- 818485
- Area
- 17529.63
- Elevation
- 647
- Shares border with
- Upper Palatinate
- Highest point
- Zugspitze
- Official website
- www.bezirk-oberbayern.de
- Image
- Hissflagge Oberbayern.svg
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- UpperBavaria
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- Upper Bavaria
- Commons category
- Upper Bavaria
- topic's main category
- Category:Upper Bavaria
- category of associated people
- Category:People from Upper Bavaria
- P11012
- Lacconectus holzschuhi
- native label
- Oberbayern
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