Röttgen
Röttgen is the name of the following localities, whose name can usually be traced back to clearing :
- Röttgen (Bergisch Gladbach) , former farm in the Königsforst on Brüderstraße in Bergisch Gladbach
- Röttgen (Bonn) , district of Bonn
- Röttgen (Hückeswagen) , district of Hückeswagen
- Röttgen (Nümbrecht) , district of Nümbrecht
- Röttgen (Kürten) , district of Kürten
- Röttgen (Lohmar) , hamlet of the city of Lohmar
- Röttgen (Velbert) , district of Velbert
- Röttgen (Siebeneick) , district of Wuppertal
- Röttgen (Ehrenberg) , district of Wuppertal
- Röttgen (Uellendahl) , district of Wuppertal
- Röttgen (Hennef) , district of Hennef
- Gut Röttgen , Wuppertal
Röttgen is the family name of the following people:
- Bernhard Röttgen (1875–1955), German priest and local history researcher
- Frank Röttgen (* 1978), German summer biathlete
- Hanns Röttgen (1887–1970), German administrative lawyer
- Herbert Röttgen (* 1940), German writer, religious researcher and publisher, pseudonym Victor Trimondi
- Herwarth Röttgen (* 1931), German art historian
- Marion Hermann-Röttgen (* 1944), German speech therapist
- Norbert Röttgen (* 1965), German politician (CDU), Federal Minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety from 2009 to 2012
- Peter Röttgen (1910–1995), Director of the Neurosurgical Clinic at the University of Bonn
- Wil Röttgen (* 1966), German actor
Röttgen stands for:
- Röttgen Castle in the Cologne district of Köln-Eil
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