11 German states on Codexery, ranked by area: Bavaria leads at 70,541 km², and the list runs down to Saarland at 2,570 km². Every figure comes from the entry's cited source article, and each name links to its full Codexery page.
| Source | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bavaria German States | 70,541 km² | source |
| 2 | Lower Saxony German States | 47,614 km² | source |
| 3 | Baden-Württemberg German States | 35,752 km² | source |
| 4 | North Rhine-Westphalia German States | 34,112 km² | source |
| 5 | Hesse German States | 21,114.73 km² | source |
| 6 | Saxony-Anhalt German States | 20,555 km² | source |
| 7 | Rhineland-Palatinate German States | 19,846 km² | source |
| 8 | Saxony German States | 18,450 km² | source |
| 9 | Thuringia German States | 16,171 km² | source |
| 10 | Schleswig-Holstein German States | 15,763 km² | source |
| 11 | Saarland German States | 2,570 km² | source |
Includes German states from Codexery codexes where at least 70% of entries are sourced and carry this field; an entry is listed only when the value shown appears in its own cited source article. Entries without a verifiable area are left out rather than estimated. Values are copied from structured data already on each Codexery page and re-checked against the linked source; nothing on this page is estimated or written by a model. Spot an error? Use “Suggest an edit” on the entry’s page.