St. Georgen im Schwarzwald

St. Georgen im Schwarzwald is a municipality in the Schwarzwald-Baar district, situated across rolling terrain in the Black Forest mountains of Baden-Württemberg. The town sits at approximately 862 meters elevation and displays the typical character of the region with forests, meadows, and local architecture.

The municipality developed as a rural settlement in the Black Forest region over centuries and became a local center of its surroundings. Its structure and significance are closely connected to the region's broader history and economic development.

The town is named after Saint George, reflecting the religious tradition of the Black Forest region. Local residents shape community life through their diverse backgrounds and customs rooted in the area.

The town is accessible by local roads and offers basic services for visitors and residents. Exploration on foot or by car is possible, though the elevation and hilly terrain should be considered when planning your visit.

The town maintains international partnerships with Saint-Raphaël and Vesilahti, connecting residents and visitors to different parts of Europe. These connections create opportunities to understand how communities across the continent relate to one another.

Location: Schwarzwald-Baar district

Elevation above the sea: 862 m

Shares border with: Villingen-Schwenningen, Mönchweiler, Königsfeld im Schwarzwald

Website: https://st-georgen.de

GPS coordinates: 48.12576,8.33302

Latest update: December 6, 2025 16:01