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Dingy-Saint-Clearly is a common French, located in the department of the Haute-Savoie and the area the Rhone-Alps.

The inhabitants of Dingy-Saint-Clearly are called Dingiens/Dingiennes.

Geography

The foot of the mountain of the Parmelan (see external bonds) high 1.832 m, a road active of Dingy-Saint-Clearly with Blonnière (in the foreground on the image) makes it possible to go up until approximately 1.000 Mr. the Parmelan belongs to the Massif Terminals.

The Fier (river) passes very close to Dingy-Saint-Clearly, through the procession of Dingy, before joining the Rhone.

History

Dimiacum in antiquity, then Dongi at the 13th century.

A portion of Roman way is located near Dingy-Saint-Clearly; a commemorative inscription is embedded in the rock close to the bridge on the Fier river.

The territory belonged to mandement of Annecy until in 1792, parish of Saint-Etienne.

Of 1803 with 1807, Dingy loses the hamlet of Holy-Claire to the profit of the parish of Nâves.

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

Vault Saint-Clearly-of-the-Cluse (19th century), built on the ruins of a priory about Cluny of the 10th century, itself high on the vestiges of a temple of Minerve.
Vault with Blonnière.
Ravelled of Dingy and Saint-Clearly bridge.
Church Saint-Etienne (19th century) with a heart of the 15th century.
Signal of Parmelan (1 835 m) and its splendid panorama (see photo above).

Personalities related to the commune

August 1st

See too

Common of Haute-Savoie

External bonds

Dingy-Saint-Clearly on the site of the national geographical Institute
Dingy-Saint-Clearly on the site of INSEE
Dingy-Saint-Clearly on the site of Quid
Localization of Dingy-Saint-Clearly on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Dingy-Saint-Clearly on Mapquest
Mountain on Parmelan and Blonnière
Parmelan by the collar of Perthuis
the site (nonofficial) on the village of Dingy Saint-Clearly

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