Ayguesvives

Ayguesvives is a common French, located in the department of the Haute-Garonne and the area the Midday-Pyrenees.

Its inhabitants is called Ayguesvivois.

Blazon

Blazon of mouths to money the circumvented lamb surmounted by a gold mountain from which five jets leave water same, accompanied by three gold serrated rollers.

Geography

Ayguesvives is a borough of the Lauragais located at 23 km in the south-east of Toulouse. The Channel of the South, the Trunk road 113 and the has 61 pass in the vicinity.

History

Administration

Demography

Graph of the evolution of the population 1794-1999

Places and monuments

Church characteristic of the time of the Pastel, built in a Gothic Style late, Bell-tower - wall typical of the Lauragais.
Castle of the 18th century currently being used as Town hall, built in open brick, inspired by the Small Trianon and unfortunately disfigured by recent architectural additions. It belonged to the family Malaret Martin d' Ayguesvives, made famous for the Comtesse of Ségur.
Souterrain connecting the castle to the church destroys in the years 1970
Roman Borne leant with the church, coming from the Narbonnese Voie.
Lock of Ticaille on the Channel of the South. It was described by Thomas Jefferson at the time of his voyage on the Canal of the South. Inopportunely victim of a project of modernization during the years 1970.
Tubular bridge of Ticaille built by Vauban after the disappearance of Pierre-Paul Riquet to avoid the silting of the channel by the Tinder, Affluent of the Hers-Death.
Lock of the Wild boar

Personalities related to the commune

See too

Common of the Haute-Garonne

External bonds

Ayguesvives on the site of the national geographical Institute
Ayguesvives on the site of INSEE
Ayguesvives on the site of Quid
the communes closest to Plane Ayguesvives
of Ayguesvives on Mapquest

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