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Dogern

Municipality in Germany

Dogern (German pronunciation: [ˈdoːɡɐn]) is a municipality in the district of Waldshut in Baden-Württemberg in Germany.

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Dogern is twinned with: Dogern is located in the district of Waldshut in the state of Baden-Württemberg. Dogern is one of the few settlements of Hochrhein, which is not directly located on the river of the boarder to Swiss. The name Dogern appeared 1128 with a Kreuzritter Henricus a Dogern and not as a community. In 1284 the village belong to Johaniterkommende in Klingnau/Swiss. The Johanniter sold the village rights on 1335 to Kloster Königsfelden/Swiss. When the Reformation time was abolished, Kanton Bern took over property and rights for around 150 years. After that it was sold on 1684 through a contract to Kloster St. Blasien. In 1806 after the abolition Dogern came to Baden. Dogern was a main town the suitability of Dogern The Mayor is Fabian Prause who was born on 08/08/1988 in Waldshut- Tiengen and chose to be the leader department of streets from 01/03/2013 until 03/12/2017.

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