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The 13 pages that link to North Rhine-Westphalia, each with the reason it gives.

• CologneNarrower topic: Cologne is the state’s largest city and a major administrative and economic center.

• Lower SaxonyCompared with: It borders Lower Saxony and has a more densely urban and industrial population.

• BonnNarrower topic: Bonn is one of the state’s major cities and lies within its southern region.

• DüsseldorfNarrower topic: The city is the state’s political center and largest administrative hub.

• Rhineland-PalatinateCompared with: The two states share the middle Rhine corridor but differ greatly in population and industrial profile.

• BochumNarrower topic: Bochum is one of the state’s major cities.

• DuisburgNarrower topic: Duisburg is one of the state’s major cities and industrial centers.

• Liège ProvinceRelated: It lies across Liège Province's eastern border.

• Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan regionNarrower topic: Most of the metropolitan region lies within this state.

• States of GermanyBroader topic: Germany’s most populous state gives the federation its largest electorate.

• BielefeldNarrower topic: Bielefeld is one of the state’s major cities, in its eastern region.

• WuppertalNarrower topic: Wuppertal is one of the state’s major cities.

• MönchengladbachNarrower topic: The state's postwar boundaries and regional institutions frame Mönchengladbach's modern civic history.