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Why is the nickname Siegerländer used for local residents?
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Why is the "Oberstadt" area of Siegen geographically distinct?
Answer: It is built on a steep hill
Why: The Siegberg tops out at 307 metres, and the climb up to it from the lower town is billed as Germany's steepest pedestrian zone.
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Which hill is home to Siegen's children's hospital?
Answer: Wellersberg
Why: The Red Cross opened it in the town centre in 1918 and only moved it up to the Wellersberg in 1934; the clinic now counts 158 beds.
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Which Siegen hill district was developed as a social housing project?
Answer: Fischbacherberg
Why: Its twelve and fourteen storey point blocks went up in 1967 for Belgian troops, and the city has run a neighbourhood office up here since 1995.
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What is the name of the large shopping mall in Siegen?
Answer: City-Galerie
Why: Opened in October 1998 with a hundred shops beside the main station, it pulled the retail centre of gravity down off the Siegberg.
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Which potato bread is a culinary specialty from Siegen?
Answer: Riewekooche
Why: Grated raw potato replaces part or all of the flour, and tradition eats it under thick salted butter, or with jam for a sweeter version.
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Which hill in Siegen is home to a prominent television tower?
Answer: Giersberg
Why: A broadcaster has kept a mast on this 354 metre hill since 1950, and the 103 metre replacement raised in 2001 still carries digital television.