Nurlu

Nurlu is a common French, located in the department of the Somme and the area Picardy.

Geography

Administration

Demography

History

1849 : As in all the communes of France, the major population masculine could, for the first time, outward journey to vote thanks to the introduction of the Vote for all.

Here the distribution (of number) of some patronyms of the voters: (seized nonexhaustive!)

At the end of the years 1960, the village having a long time belonged administratively to the Canton of Roisel, and attached to the Canton of Fibula.

Places and monuments

Eglise, rebuilt by the architect Louis Is necessary, whose stained glasses are the work of Louis Barillet.
Town hall-school, also rebuilt by the architect Louis Is necessary.
the residence of the architect Louis Is necessary, located in the middle of the village.

Personalities related to the commune

Louis Is necessary , (1881-1938) native Architect and living commune. It rebuilt there following the First World War, the church of the village as well as the communal buildings, and its own residence.

See too

Common of the Sum

External bonds

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

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