Champallement

Champallement is a common French, located in the department of the Nievre and the area Burgundy.

Geography

History

Historical general information

- Alemannus Campus about 1060. - The Gallo-Roman village of Compierre developed between 1st and the end of 4th, on the Roman way of Spirits in Autun. - Châtellenie comprising sixteen strongholds, 327 inhabitants and six important fairs in 1859. - Geoffroy de Champallement became bishop of Auxerre in 1052, and his nephews Hugues II and III bishops of Nevers.

Prehistoric and ancient vestiges

- Archaeological Vestiges (MH), localities Méges. - Gallo-Roman Vestiges of Compierre ** (MH): octagonal sanctuary with concealed interior circular, theater, forum, dwellings on cellars, workshops, abundant furniture; vestiges of the vicus

Administration

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Demography

Champallementois, Champallementoises

Places and monuments

Gallo-Roman theater. Urbain, directed with the north-north-west. Built in IIIer century after JC, leant. Diameter of the cavea 72 m, capacity 5.000 places.

Personalities related to the commune

See too

Common of Nievre

External bonds

Champallement on the site of the national geographical Institute
Champallement on the site of INSEE
Champallement on the site of Quid
Localization of Champallement on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Champallement on Mapquest

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