District of Diessenhofen

Map of the former Dissenhofen district

The Diessenhofen district was a district in the canton of Thurgau . The main town was Diessenhofen .

In the Helvetic Republic in 1798 Diessenhofen was a district of the Helvetic Republic belonging to the canton of Schaffhausen , in 1800 the district went over to the canton of Thurgau.

The Diessenhofen district was dissolved at the end of 2010 when the amendment to the Thurgau Law on Municipalities came into force .

The following communities belonged to the district until December 31, 2010:

coat of arms	Name of the parish	Residents (December 31, 2010)	Area in km²	Inhabitant per km²
	Basadingen-Schlattingen	1685	15.63	108
	Diessenhofen	3350	10.08	332
	Schlatt (TG)	1586	15.54	102
Total (3)		6621	41.25	161

The municipalities of the district have belonged to the Frauenfeld district since January 1, 2011 .

Changes in the community

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  Municipalities until 1998

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  Municipalities until 1999

Mergers / changes

• 1803: Municipal communities Diessenhofen , Basadingen , Unterschlatt , Oberschlatt and Schlattingen → Municipal municipality Diessenhofen
• 1816: Munizipalgemeinde Diessenhofen → Munizipialgemeinden Diessenhofen (with Willisdorf) and Basadingen (with Unterschlatt, Oberschlatt and Schlattingen)
• 1869: Municipality of Diessenhofen → Division into local communities of Diessenhofen and Willisdorf
• 1869: Munizipalgemeinde Basadingen → Division into local parishes Basadingen, Schlattingen , Mett-Oberschlatt , Unterschlatt
• January 1, 1999: Basadingen and Schlattingen → Basadingen-Schlattingen
• January 1, 1999: Mett-Oberschlatt and Unterschlatt → Schlatt

• January 1, 2000: Diessenhofen and Willisdorf → Diessenhofen

• January 1, 2011: All communities move from the Diessenhofen district to the Frauenfeld district

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Standard area statistics - municipalities according to four main areas (15.12.2017) of the Federal Statistical Office (FSO)