Emden

E29348

city municipality

Emden is a historic port city in northwestern Germany known for its maritime industry and location near the North Sea.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → municipality →
coatOfArmsDescription	features a crowned red eagle on gold with blue waves →
country	Germany →
hasAreaCode	04921 →
hasEconomicRole	serves as an important seaport for car exports →
hasHarborFunction	ferry connections to Borkum →
hasIndustry	automotive industry → energy industry → maritime industry → shipbuilding →
hasMayor	Tim Kruithoff →
hasMuseum	Kunsthalle Emden → Ostfriesisches Landesmuseum Emden →
hasPopulation	approximately 50000 inhabitants →
hasPort	Port of Emden →
hasPostalCode	26721 → 26723 → 26725 →
hasPowerPlant	Emden gas-fired power plants →
hasRailwayStation	Emden Hauptbahnhof →
hasReligiousBuilding	Emden Johannes a Lasco Library Reformed Church → Neue Kirche Emden →
hasSubdivision	Borssum → Larrelt → Logumer Vorwerk → Petkum → Wolthusen →
hasTwinTown	Archangelsk → Cherepovets → Haugesund → Szczecin →
hasUniversity	University of Applied Sciences Emden/Leer →
historicalEvent	was an important port of the Hanseatic League → was heavily damaged during World War II air raids →
isPortCity	true →
languageUsed	German →
locatedIn	Lower Saxony → northwestern Germany →
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory	District-free city of Emden →
locatedInRegion	East Frisia →
locatedNear	Dutch border → North Sea →
locatedOn	River Ems →
mayorParty	independent →
partOf	Federal Republic of Germany →
regionalLanguage	East Frisian Low Saxon →
timeZone	CEST → CET →
vehicleRegistrationCode	EMD →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Emden ("Port of Emden") → Ems ("Port of Emden") →	hasPort
East Frisia →	contains
Lower Saxony →	containsCity
East Frisia →	largestCity
Ems →	majorCityOnRiver
Imperial German Navy ("SMS Emden") →	notableShip