Marnes La Coquette
48 49'49 "N 2 10'38" E / 48.83028, 2.17722
) Is a 
(H / year) 
(Mm / year) 
(D / yr) 
(D / yr) 
(D / yr) 
| 1901 | 1906 | 1911 | 1921 | 1926 | 1931 | 1936 | 1946 | 1954 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 450 | 404 | 416 | 559 | 675 | 856 | 740 | 853 | 1 197 |
| 1962 | 1968 | 1975 | 1982 | 1990 | 1999 | 2006 | 2008 | - |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 660 | 1 697 | 1 646 | 1 632 | 1 594 | 1 504 | 1 705 | 1 680 | - |
| Sources: Cassini EHESS basis for the numbers held until 1962 , |
Age structure
The rate of people age over 60 years (18.6%) is higher than the national rate (21.6%) while being however lower than the county (17.7%).
Like the national and departmental allocations, the female population of the municipality is greater than the male population. Rate (51.9%) is the same order of magnitude as the national rate (51.6%). The distribution of the population of the municipality by age is, in 2007 , the following:
- 48.1% of males (0-14 years = 24.4%, 15 to 29 years = 15.4%, 30 to 44 years = 20.3%, 45 to 59 years = 22.2%, over 60 years = 17.7%);
- 51.9% of women (0-14 years = 24.6%, 15 to 29 years = 14%, 30 to 44 years = 20.9%, 45 to 59 years = 21%, more than 60 years = 19, 4%).
Education
Marnes-la-Coquette is located in the Versailles Academy.
Schools
The city operates a nursery school and two elementary schools communal .
There is no college or high school at Marnes-la-Coquette.
University life
Cultural events and festivities
Traditionally, the feast of St. John of summer is celebrated in the square Shepherd.
Health
Sports
Media
Cults
The Church Sainte-Eugnie was built by Napoleon III in 1860 and consecrated in 1861. The parish of Sainte-Eugnie depends Diocese of Nanterre. The old church was Marnes, meanwhile, destroyed in 1793, nearly six centuries after its construction (in 1203).
Economy
Population and Income Taxation
In 2007, INSEE class Marnes la Coquette as the French town where the median household income tax is higher: 42 855 .
According to the Directorate General of Taxation , Marnes la Coquette is the richest town per capita in France . In 2004, Marnes-la-Coquette is the city (more than 1000 inhabitants) of France's richest per household: the average income per capita would amount to 81 746, according to INSEE .
Employment
Businesses and shops
- Post
- Tobacco, brewery, restaurant The Swallows
Local Culture and Heritage
Monuments and Sights
| Title | Monument | Is inscribed |
|---|---|---|
| Parish church of St. Eugenia, 1 Place de la Mairie | x | |
| Town Hall, 3 Place de la Mairie | x | |
| Title | Site number | Registered site |
| False forest-Reposes | x | |
| Domaine de Saint-Cloud with the park of Villeneuve l'Etang | x | |
| Source: Iaurif | ||
- glise Sainte-Eugnie
This church was built in 1859-1860 at the expense of Napoleon III. It was included in the inventory of historical monuments December 21, 1993 , .
- Lafayette Escadrille Memorial
The monument was unveiled July 4, 1928. Erected in memory of volunteer American airmen of the Lafayette Escadrille incurred during the First World War. An underground crypt contains the remains of most of these airmen killed in combat. The memorial is located in the park adjacent to the museum of Research Applications Louis Pasteur. This monument, located 5, boulevard Raymond Poincar, consists of a "monumental arch" .
- Stud Jardy
Marnes-la-Coquette hosts the largest equestrian center in France, the stud Jardy . It is owned by the General Council of Hauts-de-Seine and was created in 1891 by Edmund White , the largest owner and breeder of racehorses of the Belle Epoque. Marcel Boussac bought the stud farm and perpetuated the international reputation of the horses Running from the farm.
- Museum Research Applications
The museum of Research Applications recounts the struggle against infectious diseases by using photographs, original documents, materials from the collections of the Pasteur museum, enriched by a large donation from the family of Gaston Ramon. Open to the public at 3, boulevard Raymond Poincar and 3, avenue Pasteur, Marnes-la-Coquette.
This monument was built between 1852 and 1930 .
- Town Hall
The building that houses the town hall, built in 1849 and enlarged in 1888, was listed in the inventory of historical monuments December 21, 1993 , .
Cultural Heritage
Marnes la Coquette and literature
Academician Thierry Maulnier gave on Marnes la Coquette an article where he said his affection and admiration for a setting as authentic: "Marnes is - who do not know in what department? - A sort of minor miracle, a village in the nineteenth century, a village to love Peynet almost entirely preserved within two miles of walking to the door of St. Cloud. It was one of the walking areas of the Empress Eugenie. The directors of cinema to come willingly to their exteriors on the lovely central square, bordered by a church and a miniature toy town hall. The main street is a real street countryside, by the fact, traffic has not yet been able to overwhelm and must not overwhelm " .
Marnes la Coquette and song
It was at Marnes-la-Coquette inhabited from 1952 to 1972, Maurice Chevalier in his beautiful property "The Louque" . This home has outstanding gardens .
Personalities linked to the common
- Edme Joachim Bourdois La Motte (1754-1835) - Doctor
- Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) - Scientist, he died at Marnes-la-Coquette, where he had his research lab in the pavilion of the Cent Gardes, in the former imperial domain of Villeneuve-l'tang.
- Gustave Le Bon (1841-1931) - Sociologist, who died at Marnes-la-Coquette.
- Henri Duparc (1848-1933) - Composer, he became mayor of the town in 1884 for one year only, his health no longer allowing him to continue to function.
- Willemetz Albert (1887-1964) - Playwright. He lived in Marnes la Coquette, he died and is buried .
- Maurice Chevalier (1888-1972) - French singer and actor, he lived Marnes la Coquette Park Private Marnes and is buried .
- Dwight David Eisenhower (1890-1969) - General U.S. Army, commander of allied forces in Europe and 34 th President of the United States of America. He lived a year in private park in the Marnes "Villa Saint Peter."
- Jean de Ltraz (1897-1954) - playwright, buried at Marnes-la-Coquette .
- Thierry Maulnier (1909-1988) - Journalist and playwright, died and was buried in Marnes la Coquette with his wife Marcelle Tassencourt (1914-2001) - Actress theater.
- Porfirio Rubirosa (1909-1965) - Diplomat of the Dominican Republic, was buried in Marnes la Coquette .
- Peter Schwed (1923-2006) - Geostrategy, died and was buried in Marnes-la-Coquette. He resided at Park Private Marnes to the Villa St. Peter " .
- Hugues Aufray (1929) - singer, he lives Marnes la Coquette for many years.
- Jacques Seguela (1934) - Advertising.
- Johnny Hallyday (1943) - singer, he owned a villa ("Savannah") Maurice Chevalier Street Park Private Marnes.
- Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani (1952) - Emir of Qatar , he owns a large property in Marnes Private Park.
- Roland Marchisio (1960) - French actor.
Heraldry, logo and motto
 | They can emblazon thus: Gules a rabid dog head torn off and turned langued gold silver, accompanied by three crystal prisms of the same, two in chief, a peak, the chief azure charged with a French imperial eagle gold head bypassed, even encroaching on the thunderbolts (Second Empire). |
Mad dog's head symbolizes the work of Pasteur, who died at Marnes September 28, 1895. The imperial eagle is in memory of Napoleon III and Empress who by decree gave the epithet "the flirt" with marl. The chestnut oak and two on which rests the shield symbolize the forest of false-Reposes surrounding the joint .
For further
Bibliography
- Pierre-Henri Machard, Historical Essay on Marnes la Coquette, 1932, reissued in 1999 (published history book) ( ISBN 284435050X ).
Iconography
Related articles
External Links
References
- a and b "CC-Statistical Summary / com, dep, empl zone" on the INSEE website. Accessed May 4, 2010
- a , b and c "Marnes La Coquette," L'Express , 28 June 2007.
- Fact Sheet Marnes la Coquette on Meteo France. Accessed September 6, 2009
- a and b 'Orly - Val-de-Marne (94 310) - Climate Data " on journaldunet.com. Accessed September 6, 2009
- a and b "Orly Val de Marne (94), 89 m - (1961-1990)" on infoclimat.fr. Accessed September 2, 2009
- Fact communal land use on the site IAURIF. Accessed September 8, 2009.
- Jean-Michel Dechambre, Discovering the Hauts-de-Seine, Editions Horvath, 1980, p. 48.
- Record No. IA00051394 , on the basis Merimee , Ministry of Culture
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- Election results indexed on the Ministry of Interior. Accessed November 22, 2008
- "Municipal Election (March 2008)" on internaute.com. Accessed September 13, 2009
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- "History - The arms of Marne" Website of the Municipality of Marnes-la-Coquette. Accessed September 2, 2009
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