Bignicourt

Bignicourt is a common French, located in the department of the the Ardennes and the area Champagne-Ardenne. Its inhabitants is called Bignicourtois.

Not to confuse with the Bignicourt-on-Marne and Bignicourt-sur-Saulx, located approximately 60 km at the south, in the department of the the Marne.

Geography

Located into full Champagne cereal (the chalky Champagne), the village is surrounded by plains rather not very undulating glazes of fields of cereals and beets (primarily).

The village is crossed by the river the Retourne which is thrown in the Aisne with Neufchâtel-on-Aisne.

The village consists of only one street of almost 300 meters length. It is about the road D925 department connecting Juniville to Pauvres and more largely Neufchâtel-on-Aisne with Vouziers.

; Localities and variations:

; Communes bordering:

Juniville to 2,4 km in the west
Annelles to 3,7 km in north
Ménil-Ring to 4,4 km in the North-East
Pauvres to 5 km in the east
City-on-Turns over to 2,4 km to south-east
Cauroy to 7 km to the south

History

The Roman way of Rheims to Trier passed between Bignicourt and City-on-Turns over.

Administration

Jean-Marie Legros (approximately 1985 with today)
Jean Goglin (approximately 1965 to 1985)

Demography

Approximately 70 inhabitants for a rather long time.

Inheritance

Saint-Louis Church (19th)

Common of the Ardennes

External bonds

Page of Brice Goglin
Photographs of Bignicourt

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