Ménil

Ménil is a common French, located in the department of the the Vosges and the area Lorraine. It is not rare that it is named Ménil-Thillot to distinguish it in particular from Ménil-with-Senones.

Its inhabitants is called Guédons.

Geography

The commune niche between the valleys of the the Moselle and the Moselotte, where the collar of Ménil - or collar of Fenesses - (621 m) an easy passage between allows Thillot and Cornimont. The surrounding tops offer superb points of view like the table of orientation of the Tête of the Fields and the Grande Rock . Culminating point: top of the Red Grass (1108 m).

History

The village was a long time a hamlet attached to the round of applause of Ramonchamp. It took its independence in 1735 while becoming a parish then had the statute of commune under the Revolution.

Demography

Curiosities

Track of Karting covered.
Site of climbing arranged (under the responsibility of the users).

Economy

Ménil has a tourist capacity of reception of more than 1.000 beds.

Administration

See too

One meets others Maisnil , Mesnil and Ménil . See the explanation of the toponym on page Mesnil.

External bonds

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

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