Bertrange (the Moselle)

Bertrange-Imeldange is a common French located in the department of the the Moselle in Lorraine.

Geography

The commune is to 6 km of Thionville. The most point of the village is at the exit East of Bertrange, in direction of Stuckange, on the hill of the " Kan-Perch " who culminates with 207m of altitude.

History

Bertrange-Imeldange can be also written Bertrange-Immeldange, indeed, the fact of writing with one or two m the word Imeldange are not false, because the two writings exist well. Since July 21st, 1945, Bertrange is sponsored by the town of Vourles, which helped Bertrange during the Second world war. To commemorate this sponsorship, which has lasted for more than 60 years, Bertrange has a street of Vourles. And the commune of Vourles made in the same way with the street of Bertrange-Imeldange.

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

The church of Bertrange has a particular style, indeed, after having survived during the war, it was one of only the church of the area to keep such an old style. What from time to time attracts some foreigners in the commune.

Personalities related to the commune

External bonds

Official site of the commune of Bertrange-Imeldange
Official site of the Firemen of the commune of Bertrange-Imeldange

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