Ludwig Port is located on the left bank of the Rhine River and is the second-largest city in Rheinland-Pfalz State.
Compared to Lebudas and Berlin, there isn't as strong a war atmosphere here. The entire city, when viewed from a distance, is surrounded by dense arrays of factory pipelines and railroads, with nearly half of it being red-roofed, white-walled dwellings.
There are very few skyscrapers in the city center, replaced instead by chimneys emitting white steam and gray smoke, and various large circular and cylindrical condensation and combustion towers.
That's because it is home to the world's largest chemical enterprise:
BASF Group Headquarters.
It is the largest chemical product base in the world in terms of factory area, with company headquarters and factories near the port and train tracks resembling a "small city," covering an area of seven square kilometers just in buildings.
