Montpellier (in Occitan Montpelhièr (*)) is a Ville south of the France, chief town of the Herault and area Languedoc-Roussillon. Montpellier is located between Nimes and Béziers.

Geography

Situation

The city is located at 10 km of the Mediterranean (Palavas-the-Floods) by expressway and at 75  km of the mountainous point nearest (Mount Aigoual, located in the Department of Gard). Geographically to place it compared to its large colleagues, Montpellier is to 54 km of Nimes (Gard), 168  km of Marseilles (Rhone delta), 248  km of Toulouse (Haute-Garonne), 305  km of Lyon (the Rhone) and 347  km of Barcelona (Spain). It is also with 750  km of Paris.

Today eighth town of France by its population intramurally and third French city of the Mediterranean axis (behind Marseilles and Nice), it is one of the rare cities of more than 100  000 inhabitants of which the population increased in an uninterrupted way since about fifty years. It more than doubled over this period to reach 244  300 inhabitants at January 1st, 2005 according to the estimate of INSEE.

Montpellier has tortured an enough topography although it is very close to the sea. One could think that the city is rather punt. It of it is nothing, although its culminating point is only with 57  m in the place of Peyrou (old royal place where throne the statue of Louis XIV). Montpellier being built on a hill ( Lo Clapas ), certain streets are with strong unevenness.

Montpellier is located between two rivers: the Lez in the east, and the Mosson in the west. Its landscape is especially marked by the Pic Saint-Wolf, is located at 25 kilometers in the north of the city and is visible since the walk of Peyrou and the terrace of the roof of Corum.

With the creation of new districts in the east then in the south of the downtown area (successively Antigone, Richter then Port Marianne), and under the impulse of Georges Frêche, which stated in 1977 to want to make of Montpellier the maritime frontage between Genoa and Barcelona, Montpellier is gradually “ drawn towards the sea ”.

The communal territory, of a surface of 5.688 Hectare S, in spite of a which gallops urbanization, is urbanized approximately to the 3/5. The remainder of the communal territory is composed of green areas, protected natural spaces (Banks of Lez, Réserve zoological Lunaret and Bois of Montmaur) and of agricultural zones. Approximately 180 hectares of grounds still to dominant agricultural, are mainly planted in Vigne S. Its principal localization are in the East (Montaubérou, Valédeau, Flaugergues), in the South of the highway A9 (Méjanelle, Mogère, First lock), In North (Plane of the 4 lords), with the Southern extrème (Small Sandstone), and in the West (Castle-Good, Bionne, Rieucoulon).

Climate

The climate of Montpellier is typically a Mediterranean Climat.

It results from this from the rather rare but violent precipitations , mainly between September and at the beginning of March. On the contrary, the summer is often very dry, even arid, with only some precipitations in August related to the storms. Contrary to a spread idea, it does not rain less in Montpellier that with Brest, but precipitations are concentrated much.

The rate of average daily sunning is 7:22, very largely higher than the French average of 4:46.

The annual temperature average is of 14.2°C, higher than the national average of 12.2°C.

monthly Temperatures average recorded over one year (2005):

  • Maximum

  • : from January to May: between 9.9°C and 21.6°C
  • : from June to September: between 24.8°C and 29.4°C
  • : from October at December: between 9.7°C and 20.0°C
  • Minimal

  • : from January to May: between 1.5°C and 9.1°C
  • : from June to September: between 15.7°C and 19.6°C
  • : from October at December: between 0.1°C and 14.2°C

History

Beginnings of the city with the Middle Ages

It is in 985, in a donation of the county of Melgueil, which for the first time the name of Montpellier appears. The November 26th 985, the count Bernard de Melgueil ( Mauguio ) grants the knight Guilhem in exchange of its devotion the old territory located between the antique Voie Domitienne, the Lez and Mosson. Its heirs will build on their new stronghold a true strengthened borough, equipped with a castle and a vault which will become the town of Montpellier.

Much young person than its neighbors of the area like Nimes, Narbonne, Béziers or Carcassonne, for the majority created at the time Roman, the Seigneurie of Montpellier is created only at the 11th century. Located between the Spain and the Italy, near to the Via Domitia and the port of Slats, the city quickly experiences an important economic development and cultural, attracting gilders, goldsmiths, clothiers and changers. It becomes thus a center of exchanges between the north of the Europe, the Spain and the Mediterranean basin.

The medieval agglomeration was consisted by Montpellier under the seigniory of Guilhem and Montpellieret under the seigniory of the bishops of Maguelone. A single strengthened enclosure (the Common Fence ) protected the two entities. Two turns remain of this fortification (the Tower of Babote and the Tower of the Pines).

Consulate - introduction of a quasi republican municipal administration by “consuls” - mark end of the dynasty of Guilhem with the death of Guilhem VIII the November 9th 1202.

With the the Middle Ages, its church Our-Lady-of-Tables constitutes a stage re-elected for the pilgrims leaving towards Saint-Jacques-with-Compostelle. This surge of pilgrims causes the birth and the extension of charitable and hospital institutions. Jewish and Arab doctors driven out Spain find with the Medical school of Montpellier, founded in 1220 by the cardinal Conrad, papal legate Honorius III. (Discussion: Jews and " arabes" (Moslems would be more exact), were not expelled of Spain at that time. The Jews which did not want to convert with Christianity were expelled by the catholic kings end XVe. As for the Moslems, only part of the " morisques" certain areas of Spain - descendants of Moslems converted since several generations with Christianity - were expelled towards North Africa during the 17th century. One is thus far from 1220, time for which it should be pointed out, Montpellier was an Aragonese possession (1204-1349). It thus seems logical that Aragonese citizens, from some religion that it is, come to study or teach in Montpellier). The fame of the oldest medical college is already immense at the end of the 13th century.

Placed under the supervision of the kings of Aragon after the marriage of Pierre II of Aragon (1176 - 1213), king d' Aragon and count de Barcelone, with Marie of Montpellier, the June 15th 1204, the city knows its apogee. Pierre II grants to the inhabitants the Franchise S and freedoms which they claim. Their son Jacques Ier, native of Montpellier, maintains a brilliant court there.

Jacques Ier having solved to share his States between his two sons Pierre and Jacques, the Seigniory of Montpellier becomes possession of Jacques II, King de Majorque and Count de Roussillon, in 1276. The city will remain under supervision of the kingdom of Majorque until in 1349.

In 1289, the Medical schools and of Right of Montpellier, famous like centers of scholarship open to the thoughts Jewish and Arab, are seen granting the official statute of Universities by the pope Nicolas IV. Sold with the Kingdom of France in 1349, Montpellier is then regarded as the second city of the kingdom. But during second half of the 14th century, of the successive epidemics decimate more than a third of its population.

Rebirth with the wars of religion

At the 15th century, the city is rectified economically thanks to the activity of the port close to Lattes and with the mercantile genius to Jacques Cœur, Minister of Finance of the king Charles VII. The Medical college of Montpellier even profits, in 1593, of the creation of a the Botanical garden, today oldest of France.

After the episcopal see of Maguelone was removed in 1536, it is established in Montpellier. The Saint-Pierre cathedral is then built on the site of the church of the Saint-Benoît monastery, founded in 1364. Old Gothic building devoted by Urbain V, pope of Avignon, remain only the solid mass of frontage and the two turn-bell-towers. Its plan is inspired by the southernmost model, and of the inhabitants of Avignon influences are manifest, in particular in the form and the sobriety of the arcs and the supports of the columns.

At the 16th century, the Protestant Réforme gains many members and Montpellier becomes a bastion of the Protestantisme. One of the most beautiful temples of the time is built. But during the following decades, the wars of religion involve the total destruction of all the catholic buildings located inside the walls of the city. The Saint-Pierre cathedral is the only one not to be destroyed, even if she suffers from it durably.

In 1572-1576, the city profits from the alliance of the Protestants of Languedoc with the governor Montmorency-Damville, catholic reconciling. But the treason of this last, which is combined to the king in 1576, causes the rising of the city which rejects its authority. François de Châtillon defends it against the long seat of the governor of Languedoc. It starts by shaving the Citadelle. When the situation becomes difficult, it makes an exit, traverses the the Cevennes and goes until Bergerac to recruit reinforcements, and succeeds in bringing back them in the city.

In 1598, the edict of Nantes indicates Montpellier as one of the fortified towns where the Protestant worships are recognized. Are followed from there a score of years of calm, broken at the time of a last war of religion. In 1622, Louis XIII directs the seat of the rebellious city, which capitulates at the end of two months an intense ramming. The reign of the king is restored and the return of the domination Catholique is ensured by the edict of Fontainebleau of 1685. Since, the city mainly remained catholic.

XVIIe and XVIIIe centuries

Once completed the pacification of Montpellier, the Nobility, proud of its new statute, makes build many private mansions, relatively elegant and of which architecture is characteristic of the historical center.

The Place of the Comedy and the triumphal arch date from the 17th century. It is also the case of the place Jean Jaurès, built on the site of a church destroyed during, and royal the walk wars of religion of Peyrou, built on order of Louis XIV and in its honor, outside the fortifications. To feed the gardens, an aqueduct conveys water since Saint-Clement-of-River. Until the French revolution, Montpellier is the seat of the States of Languedoc.

At the 19th century

The development of the vine growing at the 19th century supports the constitution of fortunes and results in an urban metamorphosis.

The construction of the Law courts, of the churches Holy-Anne and Saint-Roch, the station, and the rebuilding of the theater are the perfect examples.

Will phylloxéra initially, and the wine overproduction then, bring for a few decades a crushing argument to the expansion of Montpellier.

The Second world war

The Bombardment S of the town of Montpellier during the Second world war:

  • January 27th, 1944: bombardment of the aerodrome of Montpellier-Fréjorgues by the 15th USAAF.
  • May 27th, 1944: second bombardment of the aerodrome of Montpellier-Fréjorgues by the 15th USAAF.
  • July 5th, 1944: bombardment of the marshalling yard by the 15th USAAF.
  • August 17th, 1944: bombardment of the bridge of Pavia by the 12th USAAF.
  • August 24th, 1944: second bombardment of the bridge of Pavia by the 12th USAAF.

The urban development during the post-war period

  • 1988 : November 23rd and 24th, second Franco-Spanish top, in the presence of François Mitterrand, of the Prime Minister Michel Rocard and of the chief of the Spanish government Felipe González.

  • 1993: The Mediterranean Jeux 1993 were held from June 16th to 27th 1993 in Languedoc-Roussillon (France). The opening ceremony took place with Agde, in Herault

Some elements concerning the religious history

Patron saint of Montpellier east Holy Roch, celebrated the August 16th. The emblem of the city east Our-Lady-of-tables (cf blasonnement low). Montpellier belonged to the diocese of Maguelonne.

  • 1536: The seat of évêché is transferred from Maguelonne in Montpellier.
  • 1802: Montpellier becomes suffragan diocese of Toulouse;
  • 1822: Montpellier becomes suffragan diocese of Albi;
  • 1877: addition of the titles of the dioceses of Agde, Lodève and Saint-Pons-with-Thomières;
  • 2002: erection of the Church of Montpellier in metropolitan archbishop's palace.

the cathedral Saint-Pierre

See also: Saint-Pierre Cathedral of Montpellier

, due mainly on arrival of the Pied-noir of North Africa.

According to the estimates of population of INSEE, Montpellier counts to 244.100 inhabitants in 2005, which makes of it the eighth French city except agglomeration. Its growth is always very important, oscillating between 1 and 2% since 1999, are the first French population growth for a city of more than 100.000 inhabitants. The last census estimates at 391.162 inhabitants the population of Montpellier and its agglomeration, is the 19th French rank (531 000 in the urban surface)

The census of 1999 specifies that 20,9% of the population montpelliéraine have between 0 and 19 years, 60,7% between 20 and 59 years, and 18,4% more than 60 years. With 43% of the old montpelliérains of less than 30 years, the city is younger than its area: the Languedoc-Roussillon account indeed 25,1% of more than 60 years.

Administrative organization

Montpellier is the city centers Communauté of agglomeration of Montpellier, which counts 31 communes and 391.000 inhabitants.

The last Mayors of Montpellier:

Montpellier is divided into 10 cantons:

Several jurisdictions have their seats downtown including one court of arbitration located place of Canourgue.

Agglomeration of Montpellier

  • See: Montpellier-Agglomeration
  • 170.000 credits is 45% of the active population of the department.
  • nearly 65.000 students.
  • more than 21.000 companies including 18 parks of ativities representing 760 companies and 18.473 employment.

Economy

Montpellier has a diversified economy, which corresponds to an operation of modern city, and its industry is very specialized in the higher tertiary sector: TIC, multimedia, biotechnologies, pharmacy. Although having a position offset compared to the European Dorsal which goes from London to Venezia, which is a disadvantage with its relatively low size compared to the European big cities, it draws its pin from the play and is located at the higher quarter of the European cities (study on the European cities 2004 DATAR) Montpellier is the seat of the Chamber of commerce and industry of Montpellier. It manages the airport of Montpellier and Eurogare. It manages also the Sup group of Co, CFA Trades and distribution and CFA of Hotel trade and the restoration. With 1000 paid, IBM is one of the first private employers of the city.

Montpellier is also the seat of the Regional court of trade and industry of Languedoc-Roussillon.

Montpellier is classified, according to a study of the DIACT, like the intermediate regional metropolis gravitational.

Higher education

The university Pole of Montpellier and Languedoc-Roussillon gathers the establishments of higher education of the city and the Languedoc-Roussillon Area.

Population coed

Montpellier is the 7th university pole of France after Paris, Lyon, Toulouse, Lille, Marseilles and Bordeaux. One estimates at nearly 60.000 the number of students present in the three universities montpelliéraines and the universities (National college of business, 3Ecole Nationale Sup3erieure of architecture, 3Ecole Nationale Sup3erieure of agronomy = Agro Montpellier, 3Ecole Nationale Sup3erieure of Chemistry, private schools…).

Its strong point is the number of the students compared to the population is 30% (the only equivalent European city is Bologna, the historical heritage plays full, they are the two older universities of Europe ref. study DATAR 2004). The city is thus with the second rank of the national urban surfaces, after Poitiers, from the point of view of the student's concentration.

The rate of continuation of higher learning in the academy of Montpellier is higher than the national average (52,9% against 47,8%).

40% of the students of Montpellier are not originating in the Languedoc-Roussillon area, and 17% are of foreign nationality. Among the foreign students, a majority come from a country out of the European Union and 47% are African.

Preparatory classes

the college Joffre

The Joffre college accommodates approximately 800 pupils in scientific, literary and commercial Preparatory classes.

The scientific classes (500 pupils taupins) of Joffre have existed for more than two hundred years. The literary classes prépas (Khâgne S) count 200 pupils and the commercial classes a hundred.

the college Jean Mermoz

The Mermoz college proposes technical Preparatory classes.

the college Jules Guesde, anc. of Mas de Tesse

The college Jules Guesde proposes commercial Preparatory classes.

the denominational private college Mercy

The college Mercy proposes since 1991 of the scientific and commercial Preparatory classes.

Universities

Montpellier is equipped with three universities:

  • the University Montpellier 1 which gathers the various disciplines such as the right, medicine, pharmacy, the economy, management, odontology and STAPS.

  • the University Montpellier 2 (university of sciences and technology or UFR of sciences) which gathers sciences, Polytech' Montpellier, the IAE (Institute of administration of the companies) and the IUT (Academic institute of technology)
  • the Université Montpellier 3 (Paul-Valéry university) which gathers the letters, social sciences and arts.

The fame of the universities montpelliéraines is important, in particular in the field of the medical research and scientist, and this since the Middle Ages.

The UFR of medicine of Montpellier (University Montpellier 1) is the oldest medical college in activity in the world. As of 1340, it creates a course of anatomy which makes its fame quickly and, in 1556, it is the first to be obtained an amphitheater devoted to the examination of the corpses. It is in Montpellier that the first autopsy of study on human body was carried out, with the secrecy of the religion which prohibited any intervention on people deceased. This faculty counted famous students and large experts, among whom Arnaud of Villeneuve, Guy de Chauliac (father of the medical surgery), Nostradamus, François Rabelais (humanistic doctor), François de Lapeyronie (surgeon of the king), Paul-Joseph Barthez (personal doctor of Louis XVI and Bonaparte).

The libraries of the universities belong to the BIU. The UFR of medicine shelters an important library of 900 handwritten volumes, including 300 Incunable S, and 100.000 printed volumes former to 1800.

See also: University Montpellier 1

Universities

  • ei.cesi - School of engineers of the cesi (secondary school).
  • CNEARC - Institute of the hot areas.
  • COFAT - Command of the formation of the Army (secondary school).
  • ENGREF - National school of the agricultural engineering of water and the forests (secondary school).
  • ENSC Montpellier - 3Ecole Nationale Sup3erieure of Chemistry of Montpellier.
  • ESC Montpellier - National college of business of Montpellier (Sup Group of Co)
  • Montpellier SupAgro - international Center of higher learning in agronomic sciences.
  • Polytech' Montpellier - Polytechnic school university of Montpellier.
  • ENSAM 3Ecole Nationale Sup3erieure of Architecture of Montpellier

Private college education

  • Studio M - University of Arts & Media.
  • Multi-media
  • ACFA - School of private college education, trades of audio-visual and the multi-media one.
  • ArtFx - private University of technical education - School of 3D, graphics, effects special, cinema, audio-visual, faking, video games, video game, range, range design, synthesized images, applied arts.
  • Bush - School of private technical education - general Training in visual communication: graphic arts, visual arts, CAM, infographie/3D, numeric photography, multi-media, videonumeric.
  • IDRAC - Research institute in Commercial Action National college of business and of Communication (SUP of COM).
  • ESICAD - Private University of Trade and Montpellier Management.
  • Academy Mercury of the international businesses.
  • International School of Montpellier (Sup' group of Co)
  • School of the high finance - BTS Accounts Department Management of the Organizations, DPECF, DECF, DESCF.
  • EPSI Montpellier - Private school of computer sciences.
  • ESCAIA - University of the agricultural co-operation and food industries.
  • ESMA - University of the Trades of Aréronautique
  • ETEC Formatep - private Technical training school of hairstyle and esthetics.
  • SUPINFO - University of Data processing of Paris - regional Branch of Languedoc-Roussillon.

Transport

In car

Since the summer 2004, it quasi totality of the historical center is pedestrian and is accessible to the motorized residents and the deliverymen only with fixed hours.

To circulate in Montpellier can be very testing and the congestions are not rare. Lastly, there exists only little of free parking spaces and it is interdict to station more than twenty-four hours at the same place.

It is thus strongly recommended to the tourists to leave their vehicle apart from the city (there exist several carparks intended for that) or, better, to come by train. Public transport within the city is ideal to move the mind at ease. One can however deplore a number of cycle tracks insufficient (in progression despite everything), it in spite of the possibilities of hiring of bicycles.

Urban transport

TaM (Transport of the agglomeration of Montpellier) manages public transport inside the town of Montpellier, like several underground car parks. The line 1 of the tram in particular made speak about it with its creation by its passage on the place pedestrian of the Comédie.

The districts of Montpellier are thus served by:

  • line 1 of Tram connecting the popular quarters of Paillade in the North-West at the zone of leisures of Odysseum to the east, while passing by the hospitals and faculties in north and the center of the city. It must be soon prolonged towards the new retail park and ludic Odysseum, then beyond towards the Zenith and the Saint-Etienne cemetery; Its preparing is blue with white silhouettes of swallows to the Folon.
  • line 2 connecting the perish-urban communes of Jacou, Castelnau-le-Lez and Saint-Jean-with-Védas, while crossing the city centers according to a north-eastern axis - south-west. Its inauguration took place on December 16th, 2006, its decoration is " with grosses fleurs".
  • fifteen urban lines of bus (the line the 15 circulating night until 1:00), and almost as many suburban lines bound for the communes of the agglomeration;
  • the last line created was Amigo , which ensures of night the service road of the nightclubs of the agglomeration with the central districts and academics of the city, the success of the latter was worth to him to be doubled;
  • a third tram line is envisaged and an evoked fourth:
    • the line 3, whose public survey is in hand, would go from Juvignac to the west until Lattes and Pérols to the south-south-west and should enter in service in 2012; its dress " funds marin" multicoloured is conceived by Christian Lacroix.
    • line 4, evoked in public by the mayor of Montpellier and the president of the agglomeration, should connect the center to the commune of Lavérune according to a layout towards the west and will be built at the same time as line 3;

Chemin de iron

The station traveller of Montpellier is the Gare Saint-Roch, baptized thus in March 2005. It makes it possible to carry out the way of Montpellier at Paris-Station of Lyon by TGV in 3:15 since the last extension of LGV the Mediterranean in 2001.

For the moment the section Barcelona - Nimes (passing by Montpellier) of line high speed remains with the state of project because of successive ministerial decisions. It is in competition with the Nimes-Narbonne-Toulouse-Bordeaux section but especially with the section Bordeaux-San Sebastian.

Goods station is resulting the industrial park from Close from Arenas in the south to the city.

Previously, of the end of the 19th century at the beginning of second half of 20th, Montpellier was the terminus of several of the lines of the Railroad company of local interest of the department of Herault, managed by the general advice of the Herault, whose “Petit Train of Palavas celebrates it”.

  • Montpellier in the encylopédie of the railroads

Town planning

Historical downtown area

The historical center of Montpellier is called the Écusson. This name is due to its form in ecu, shield medieval. It is limited by a series of boulevards which follow the old walls of the city. Of these powerful fortifications ever taken, dismantled on order of Richelieu, there remain only 3 notable elements:

  • " The tower of Babote" was a long time an astronomical observatory. It gives access the old woman-city, close to middle-class in the past districts.
  • the " turn of Pins" , old prison for women. It is also the object of one of the centuries of Nostradamus. The astrologer announced that Montpellier would perish by the flames the day when the pines capping this tower would disappear. This prediction was taken into account at the time of the last restoration of the building, which implied the pulling up of the known as pines. Thus, the city did not fail to install some thujas out of pots there.
  • the " carry salinières" , with the outlets of the street of the University. It was used as door with a district cash of many religious congregations. It was also the privileged access by the salt traders, from where its name.

At the 17th century, on this same line of the old fortification, the Triumphal arch opening is built the old woman-city on the Gardens of Peyrou.

At the 19th century, taking as a starting point the work of the baron Haussmann with Paris, of work are carried out under the impulse of the mayor, Jules Pagézy, to create broad avenues within the Escutcheon. If work is unfinished, one owes them despite everything the street Foch, the street of the Cabin, the street of the Republic and the street Maguelone, main axes of the historical downtown area. The city extends then towards its suburbs (Saunerie, Figuerolles, Boutonnet, Saint-Jaumes) and around the station (the Mediterranean, boulevard of Strasbourg).

It should be noted that the extreme center of the escutcheon was built in " circulade" (Rebuffy Streets, of bayle, small the scel, Philippy…)

Districts of the city

Since 2001, the commune of Montpellier is divided into 7 districts " officiels" , themselves divided into under-districts. Each one is equipped with a council of district and an assistant of the deputy mayor.
  • the district Montpellier-center gathers: the historical center (Escutcheon), Comedy, Stations, Boutonnet Suburb, Saint-Charles, Saint-Jaume Suburb, Peyrou, Arches, Suburb of Courreau, Gambetta, Clémenceau, the Mediterranean, boulevard of Strasbourg, the Triangle, Polygon, Antigone, New-World, Park with Balloons, Paddles, Art schools, Saint-Lazare.

  • the district Cross-in Argent gathers: avenue of Toulouse, Money Cross, Farmhouse Drevon, Tastavin, Lemasson, Garosud, Farmhouse of Bagnères, Farmhouse Nouguier, Sabines, Lepic, Not of the Wolf, Estanove, Valley-of-Crozes, Trifle.

  • the district the Cevennes gathers: The Cevennes, Alco, the Small Hand-barrow, Pergola, Saint-Clement, Clémentville, Tired Rebès, Chamberte, Hammers It, Montpellier-Village, the Grisettes, Grèzes.

  • the district Mosson gathers: The Mosson, Celleneuve, Paillade, Top-of-Massane, the Large-Email, Tritons.

  • the district Hospital-Faculties gathers: Malbosc, Saint-Priest, Euromédecine, Zolad, Plan of 4 Lords, Hospital, IUT, Soulas Father, Universities, Green-Wood, Tops of Boutonnet, Aiguelongue, Justice, Zoological gardens of Lunaret, Agropolis.

  • the district Port-Marianne gathers: Pompignane, Richter, Millenium, Jacques Heart, Consuls of Sea, Grammont, Odysseum, Montaubérou, Méjanelle, Mogère.

  • the district Close to Arenas gathers: Close to Arenas, Avenue of Palavas, Rauze, Tournezy, Saint Martin's day, Aiguerelles, Bridge-Trinquat, Quoted Mion.

Some photographs of the historical center

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