Casti-Wergenstein

The small settlement stands at 1,489 meters above sea level, surrounded by agricultural lands and untouched natural terrain in the Graubünden canton.

The municipality emerged in 1923 through the combination of two separate entities: Casti, first recorded in 1204 as ad Castellum, and Wergenstein, mentioned in 1219.

The village preserves its linguistic heritage with Romansh speakers representing 55.4 percent of the population, while German speakers account for 42.9 percent.

The settlement maintains four primary sector businesses and five tertiary sector enterprises, employing 28 people across agricultural and service activities.

The municipal coat of arms displays a red castle tower on a black triple rock formation, accompanied by two red six-pointed stars on a white background.

GPS coordinates: 46.61561,9.35159

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:13