Boinvilliers

Geography

The commune of Boinvilliers is located on the plate of the Mantois at about fifteen kilometers at the south of Mantes-the-Pretty, on the left of the valley of the Vaucouleurs. The territory, far from wooded, weak inclined towards the east, from 145 to 120 meters of altitude, is almost entirely devoted to the cereal field crop.

The communes bordering are Rosay and the Villette in the east, Courgent and Montchauvet in the south, Dammartin-in-Serf and Flacourt in the west and Vert in north.

She is served by secondary roads which connect it to the common neighbors.

History

The village was founded in XIVe century, by the installation of a monastery in the neighbouring hills, of a catholic order.

Economy

Rural district.

Culture

Church Saint-Clement-and-Jean-Baptist: church hones some dating from XVe century, altered in XVIe century, is built according to a cruciform plan little running. The bell-tower in the shape of massive square tower, with slate cover, flanks the entry on its left.

See too

Common of Yvelines

External bonds

Boinvilliers on the site of [[the national geographical Institute (France)|IGN]]
Boinvilliers on the site of [[INSEE]] the
Seen air of the commune of Boinvilliers on the site of the files of [[Iaurif]] the
Plane of intendance of the parish of Boinvilliers on the site of the files of Yvelines
Card on Boinvilliers on the site of the house of tourism of Mantois
Arnouville-lès-Mantes on Google Maps: Situation and plan

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