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Hamburg , officially the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, is Germany's second-largest city and a federated state.

Contents

• Places
• Germany
• United States
• Elsewhere
• Plants and animals
• Ships
• Other uses
• See also

Hamburg may also refer to:

Places

Plants and animals

• Hamburg (chicken), a breed of chicken
• Hamburg (horse) (1895–1915), a champion of thoroughbred horse racing
• Ulmus 'Hamburg', a tree

Ships

• German frigate Hamburg (F220), a Sachsen-class frigate
• Hamburg (barque) (1886), a Canadian sailing barque
• Hamburg-class destroyer, German military ship class
• MS Hamburg (1997), a cruise ship
• SS Hamburg, a German ocean liner
• SS Hamburg (1969), a German cruise ship operated by German Atlantic Line 1969–1973
• USS Powhatan (ID-3013), originally the SS Hamburg (1899), a transport ship of the United States Navy

Other uses

• Black Hambourg, another name for the German/Italian wine grape Trollinger
• Black Hamburg, another name for the German wine grape Black Muscat
• Hamburg, a short form sometimes used for hamburger
• Hamburg steak, a patty of ground beef
• Hamburg, a group in the Sri Lankan grading system for cinnamon quills
• Hamburg (surname), a German surname. Notable people see there
• Hamburg/ESO Survey, a star catalog published by the University of Hamburg
• Hamburg High School (Arkansas), Hamburg, Arkansas
• Hamburg High School (Hamburg, New York)
• Hamburg International, a defunct independent airline
• Hamburg (film), a 2025 thriller drama film

See also

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• All pages with titles containing Hamburg
• List of songs about Hamburg
• New Hamburg (disambiguation)
• Hamberg (disambiguation)
• Hamburger (disambiguation)
• Hamburgh (disambiguation)
• Homburg (disambiguation)
• Gamburg (disambiguation)
• All pages with titles beginning with Hamburg
• All pages with titles containing Hamburg

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