Statistical Information on Germany

As of 2007, the full area of Germany is 356,840 sq km. This area converts to 137,775.92 sq mi. The region is highly populated at 82,814,000, only a small percentage of these individuals are above the age of 65. At barely 15,663 are the total residents.

The density of the people per sq km is 237.28. The conversion to sq mi is 91.61. The growth rate for this country is non-existent. Germany is shrinking rapidly.

The economy in Germany, which has been one of the leading financial systems in the world, has been slowly proceeding downhill. However,

employment opportunities have been growing through out the last few years. Nevertheless, still around 7% of the population is unemployed. Germany excels in the industry GDP market, with chemicals, machinery (including automobiles) and high tech solutions covering about 30%. The other major factors in their GDP production are the service areas. These areas consist of but are not limited to tourism, activities, restaurants and hotels. The complete faction contains around 73% of the country's GDP production. Germany relies heavily on exports. France and the United States are the two leading countries that merchandise are being exported to.

The climate in Germany is fair. Winters are usually calm with the winters ranging from around 2 degrees Celsius, which is about 35 degrees Fahrenheit. It is uncommon for this country to experience rough and stormy winters. The summers in Germany are very cool with around 25 degrees Celsius, which is around 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The monsoons, which include rain, come in to play in the summertime. Thunder and lighting is often a show through out the year.