People
- Adriana Vogel (born-1989), a Mexican Economist
- Alfred Vogel (1902-1996), a Swiss nutritionist and writer
- Amos Vogel (born 1921), an Austrian-born American film critic
- Arthur Vogel (1868–1962), a German merchant, photographer and publisher of picture postcards
- Benno Vogel (born-1973), a Mexican Master in Electronic Engineering
- Bernhard Vogel (engraver) (1683–1737), a German engraver
- Bernhard Vogel (politician) (born 1932), a German politician
- Bob Vogel (born 1941), an American football player
- Carlos Vogel (born-1975), a Mexican Veterinarian & Zootechnician Doctor
- Charles Joseph Vogel (1898–1980), an American judge
- Cristian Vogel (born 1972), a British experimental electronic musician
- Darlene Vogel (born 1962), an American actress
- Dan Vogel (born 1955), an American author
- David Vogel (born 1949), an American political scientist
- Dorothy Vogel (born 1935), an American art collector
- Eduard Vogel (1829–1856), a German explorer
- Ernesto Vogel (born-1979), a Mexican Electronic Engineer
- Ezra Vogel (born 1930), an American author
- Florian Vogel (born 1982), a Swiss cyclist
- Frank Vogel (born June 21, 1973), an American professional basketball head coach for the Indiana Pacers
- Hans Vogel (scientist) (1900–1980), a German helminthologist
- Hans Vogel (1881–1945), a German politician
- Hans-Jochen Vogel (born 1926), a German politician
- Heiko Vogel (born 1975), a German football manager
- Herbert Vogel (1922–2012), an American art collector
- Hermann Carl Vogel (1841–1907), a German astronomer
- Hermann Vogel (French illustrator) (1856–1918), a German-born French painter
- Hermann Vogel (German illustrator) (1854–1921), a German illustrator
- Hermann Wilhelm Vogel (1834–1898), a German photo-chemist and photographer
- Ilse-Margret Vogel, a German author
- Jaroslav Vogel (1894–1970), a Czech conductor
- Jeff Vogel, an American computer programmer and game developer
- Johann Vogel (composer) (1756–1788), a German composer
- Johann Vogel (born 1977), a Swiss football player
- Jörg Vogel (born 1967), a German biologist
- Julius Vogel (1835–1899), a New Zealand politician and Prime Minister
- Julius Rudolph Theodor Vogel (1812-1841), a German botanist
- Jürgen Vogel (born 1968), a German actor
- Ludwig Vogel (1788–1879), a Swiss painter
- Marcel Vogel (1917–1991), an American inventor
- Marisol Vogel (born-1974), a Mexican Bachelor in Education
- Matt Vogel (puppeteer) (born 1970), an American puppeteer
- Matt Vogel (swimmer) (born 1957), an American swimmer
- Mike Vogel (born 1979), an American actor
- Mitch Vogel (born 1956), a American actor
- Orville Vogel (1907–1991), a American scientist
- Paul Vogel (1899–1975), an American cinematographer
- Paul Bernard Vogel (1899-1972), a Swiss industrialist
- Paula Vogel (born 1951), an American playwright
- Peter Vogel (actor) (1937–1978), a German actor
- Peter Vogel (computer designer) (born 1954), an Australian inventor
- Sam Vogel (born 1981), an Australian Winemaker
- Scott Vogel, an American vocalist with the band Terror
- Tony Vogel (born 1943), an actor
- Vic Vogel (born 1935), a Canadian jazz musician
- Wladimir Vogel (1896–1984), a Russian-born Swiss composer
- Wolfgang Vogel (1925–2008), a German lawyer
- Zygmunt Vogel (1764–1826), a Polish artist
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