Dietingen

Dietingen is a municipality in the district of Rottweil, in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It lies in the southwest of the country, in a landscape of gentle hills, forests, and agricultural land. The municipality is part of the administrative region of Freiburg.

Dietingen covers the built-up area of the town and several surrounding villages that were incorporated during the municipal reforms of the 20th century. The local government is headed by a mayor and a municipal council; services are shared with neighboring municipalities through inter-municipal agreements.

History in the Dietingen area stretches back to medieval times, with settlements recorded in historical documents. In the modern era, Dietingen developed as an agricultural community and later expanded through the incorporation of nearby settlements during Baden-Württemberg's municipal reforms.

Population and economy: Dietingen has a small population, typically counted in the low thousands. The economy is characterized by small and medium-sized enterprises, family-owned businesses, agriculture, and commuting to larger towns for work.

Transport and amenities: The town is connected by regional roads and local bus services; the nearest rail connections are in nearby towns. Local clubs, cultural associations, and churches serve as centers of community life.