Follainville-Dennemont

Follainville-Dennemont is a common department of the Yvelines, in the area Île-de-France, in France.

The commune of Follainville-Dennemont is located in the perimeter of the Regional natural park of French Vexin.

The name of Dennemont comes from the Latin Dianae Mons , the mounts of Diane.

The inhabitants are called Follainvillois.

Geography

Follainville-Dennemont is a bordering commune of the the Seine, located on Right Bank, vis-a-vis Mantes-the-Pretty. They is bordering on Limay and Fontenay-Saint-Father in the east, on Guernes and Saint-Martin-the-Garenne in the west and on Vétheuil (Val-d'Oise) in north.

It includes/understands two villages distant from 1,5 km one of the other, Follainville located at 100 m of altitude with semi-slope of a hill, and Dennemont located in edge of the Seine.

Most of the territory is covered of Forêt S.

History

Culture

Saint Martin's day Church: church hones some and Meulière Romance style dating from the 12th century for the oldest parts, in particular the bell-tower turn, but which underwent restorations in XVIe and XVIIe centuries.

Economy

the common point of disjunction a community of Emmaüs.

See too

Common of Yvelines

External bonds

Follainville-Dennemont on the site of [[the national geographical Institute (France)|IGN]]
Follainville-Dennemont on the site of [[INSEE]] the
Seen air of the commune of Follainville-Dennemont on the site of [[Iaurif]] the

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