Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

The territory encompasses an expansive coastline stretching 1900 kilometers along the Baltic Sea, featuring white sandy beaches and multiple seaside resorts.

The state formed in 1945 from the merger of Mecklenburg and Western Pomerania territories, then dissolved in 1952 before being reestablished during German reunification in 1990.

The region contains over 2000 historical buildings including palaces, castles, and mansions, with numerous Hanseatic cities showcasing distinctive red-brick Gothic architecture.

The state capital Schwerin and the largest city Rostock serve as major administrative and economic centers, connected through an extensive network of transportation infrastructure.

The Mecklenburg Lake District contains Central Europe's largest continuous system of interconnected lakes and rivers, providing natural habitats for diverse wildlife species.

Location: Germany

Inception: October 3, 1990

Capital city: Schwerin

Elevation above the sea: 0 m

Website: https://www.regierung-mv.de/

Shares border with: Brandenburg, Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein, West Pomeranian Voivodeship

Website: https://regierung-mv.de

GPS coordinates: 53.75000,12.50000

Latest update: May 28, 2025 13:37