Göhren-Döhlen

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Location of Göhren in Thuringia

Göhren was a municipality in the district Greiz in Thuringia. On 1 December 2011, she was part of the city or rural municipality Auma Weidatal.

• 2.1 Population development

Geography

Göhren was far from the Weidatalsperre in the Thuringian Slate Mountains.

Neighboring communities

Adjacent communities were the city Hohenleuben, stone village and town of Zeulenroda.

History

Döhlen was first documented in 1230 as " Doeln " and then in 1356 as " Dolen ". 1260 was called the first documented Döhle mill next to the mother parish in the village. The place name is derived from the Slavic " Doljane " ( valley dwellers ). The district Göhren is first mentioned in 1324 in documents as " Goren " and 1451 as " Goerynn ", derived from the Slavic " Gorjane " ( mountain people ).

Until January 3, 1996 Göhren was a member of the administrative community Weidatal, the community then belonged to the administrative community Auma Weidatal. On 1 December 2011, the city Auma and the communities brown village, Göhren, Staitz and Wiebelsdorf merged to form the city or rural municipality Auma Weidatal.

Population Development

Development of the population (as of December 31):

• 2000: 161
• 2001: 162
• 2002: 159
• 2003: 144
• 2004: 143
• 2005: 136

• 2006: 130
• 2007: 142
• 2008: 143
• 2009: 136
• 2010: 143