Tengen, Germany

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Tengen
Coat of arms	Location

Administration
Country	Germany
State	Baden-Württemberg
Admin. region	Freiburg
District	Konstanz
Mayor	Helmut Groß
Basic statistics
Area	61.98 km² (23.9 sq mi)
Elevation	614 m (2015 ft)
Population	4,742 (31/12/2006)
- Density	77 /km² (198 /sq mi)
Other information
Time zone	CET/CEST (UTC+1/+2)
Licence plate	KN
Postal code	78250
Area code	07736
Website	www.tengen.de Coordinates: 47°48′52″N 8°39′33″E / 47.81444, 8.65917

Herrschaft (Grafschaft) Tengen
Lordship (County) of Tengen

State of the Holy Roman Empire

←

11th century – 1651

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Capital

Tengen

Government

Principality

Historical era

Middle Ages

- Established

before 1112

- Sold to Lords of
Klingenberg

1275

- Sold to Habsburgs

1305–87

- Fell to Teutonic Order

1488

- United with Landgraviate
of Nellenburg

1534

- Pawned to Auersperg

1651

- Auersperg, with Tengen,
mediatised to Baden

1806

Tengen is a town in the district of Konstanz, in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is situated near the border with Switzerland, 14 km north of Schaffhausen.

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Verenahof

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v • d • e Holy Roman Empire — Swabian Circle (1500–1806)

Ecclesiastical princes	Augsburg \| Kempten \| Konstanz \| Lindau

Bench of Secular princes	Baden: Baden, Durlach, Hochberg \| Buchau \| Heiligenberg \| Hohenzollern-Hechingen \| Klettgau \| Liechtenstein \| Thengen \| Waldburg: Scheer, Trachburg, Waldsee, Wolfegg, Wurzach, Zeil \| Württemberg

Bench of Prelates	Baindt \| Buchau \| Elchingen \| Ellwangen \| Gengenbach \| Gutenzell \| Heggbach \| Irsee \| Kaisheim \| Mainau \| Marchtal \| Neresheim \| Ochsenhausen \| Petershausen \| Roggenburg \| Rot \| Rottenmünster \| Salmanweiler \| St. George's in Isny \| Schussenried \| Söflingen \| Ursberg \| Weingarten \| Weißenau \| Wettenhausen \| Zwiefalten

Bench of Counts and Lords	Altshausen \| Baar \| Bondorf \| Eberstein \| Eglingen \| Eglofs \| Fugger: Jakob, Johann, Markus \| Gundelfingen \| Gutenstein \| Hausen \| Heiligenberg \| Hohenems \| Hohengeroldseck \| Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen \| Justingen \| Kinzigerthal \| Königsegg and Aulendorf \| Lustenau \| Meßkirch \| Mindelheim and Schwabegg \| Oberdischingen \| Öttingen: Baldern, Öttingen, Wallerstein \| Rechberg \| Rothenfels and Stauffen \| Stühlingen and Hohenhöwen \| Tettnang and Langenargen \| Thannhausen \| Wiesensteig

Bench of Cities	Aalen \| Augsburg \| Biberach \| Bopfingen \| Buchau \| Buchhorn \| Dinkelsbühl \| Eßlingen \| Gengenbach \| Giengen \| Heilbronn \| Isny \| Kaufbeuren \| Kempten \| Leutkirch \| Lindau \| Memmingen \| Nördlingen \| Offenburg \| Pfullendorf \| Ravensburg \| Reutlingen \| Rottweil \| Schwäbisch Gmünd \| Schwäbisch Hall \| Überlingen \| Ulm \| Wangen \| Weil \| Wimpfen \| Zell

v • d • e Towns and municipalities in Konstanz (district)

Aach \| Allensbach \| Bodman-Ludwigshafen \| Büsingen (Hochrhein) \| Eigeltingen \| Engen \| Gaienhofen \| Gailingen \| Gottmadingen \| Hilzingen \| Hohenfels \| Konstanz \| Moos \| Mühlhausen-Ehingen \| Mühlingen \| Öhningen \| Orsingen-Nenzingen \| Radolfzell \| Reichenau \| Rielasingen-Worblingen \| Singen (Hohentwiel) \| Steißlingen \| Stockach \| Tengen \| Volkertshausen

Tengen, Germany

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