Schongauers

Schongauers are residents or natives of Schongau, a town in Upper Bavaria, Germany. The term is a demonym derived from the town’s name. Schongauers form part of the population of the Weilheim-Schongau district in Bavaria and live in the Lech valley, a region known for its landscapes and proximity to the Bavarian Alps.

Schongau itself is a historic town with roots in the Middle Ages. Its historic center features architecture from medieval times and remains of fortifications that once protected the town. The town functions as a local hub for commerce and culture within the district, with an economy centered on services, small industries, and tourism.

Schongauers typically speak German, with local Bavarian dialect influences. The German demonym is Schongauer; in English, Schongauers is used. The term underscores a sense of local identity tied to the town’s history and community.