Jegestengert

Jegestengert is an extinct village in the municipality of Hinterrhein, Switzerland. It is situated in the canton of Graubünden, in the far southeast of the country.

The village was once part of the commune of Domat/Ems, from which it separated in 1875 to form an independent municipality. Jegestengert's geographical location surrounded by mountains made it difficult to access, which likely limited its growth and development.

Although Jegestengert was once inhabited, the village was officially declassified as a municipality in 1999. Following this, it ceased to be a densely populated area. As a result of the decline in population, the village has now degenerated into a hamlet.

Jegestengert, like other small communities in its region, has had to adapt to a declining number of residents and a limited local economy. Efforts have been made by the local government to provide for and promote the area, by while trying to preserve its cultural identity and natural surroundings.

Today, Jegestengert's village buildings are refurbished only when necessary, as it is scarce for new and young families to move into these types of areas. Buildings have fallen away as population has started trending in opposite downward results.

Generally, Jegestengert has been the type of village isolated away from relatively bustling metropolises often the main places that represented Graubünden's thriving edge of urbanity that overseas tourist immediately look into learn more in German cantonal town maps and trip planners. Individuals considering moving to Jegestengert are informed that some coffee holes in other participate have savings and offerings related dwindling economic appeal through recognisation constant noses expansions local donated landlords football grounds, lasting decreased chance for summer tourists.