Bromeilles
Bromeilles is a common French, located in the department of the Loiret and the area Center.
Heraldic
Party: with the gironné first of money and mouths, with the sand second to the which charms money wolf.
Geography
Localities
- Mainville, on the road of Puiseaux to Castle-Landon.
- Bainvilliers, on the road of Nemours to Beaumont-of-Gâtinais the.
- Bromerolles, with the entry of the village on the road of Échilleuses.
Communes bordering
- Puiseaux, Ichy, Gironville, Beaumont-of-Gâtinais the, Échilleuses.
Situation
Bromeilles is located in the north of Loiret, with the limit of the Département of Seine-et-Marne (1 km only).
History
Anecdotes
- the pace of the village, with its bell-tower resembling curiously that of the Mount-Saint-Michel and his situation on a hill, was worth the nickname of " to him; Mount Saint Michel in Gâtinais". It is besides the name of the place of the village. It is true that the village is sometimes visible with more than 25 km…
- the bell-tower is surrounded by four small roofs which are called, in crowned architecture, of the " without-cloches". Whereas there were approximately 400 inhabitants in the village in 1900, a joke said “To Bromeilles, there are a bell-tower and four without-bells”, or “four hundred bells” to refer to the inhabitants!
Administration
Economy
Prevalent agriculture (cultivation of cereals, the breeding having almost disappeared and vine growing completely).
Culture
Famous characters
- the writer Henri Troyat had there between a 1970 and 2003 second home, where it spent all his summers and certain ends of the week, inspired by the calm one and its sight on flatness of the plain of Castle-Landon.
Twinnings
The commune is twinned with:, to see Site of the city
Demography
328 inhabitants in 2005
External bonds
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