Orgerus

Orgerus is a common French, located in the department of the Yvelines and the area Île-de-France.

Its inhabitants is called the Orgerussiens .

Geography

The commune of Orgerus is to approximately 20 km in the south of Mantes-the-Pretty, on a plate with agricultural vocation, at an average altitude of 120 meters rising regularly towards the south.

The territory is irrigated by several brooks, in particular the Ru of the mill of the pond which is thrown in Flexanville, tributary of the Vaucouleurs. It is wooded in its southern part which belongs to the forest of the Four pillars (main forest of Rambouillet).

The communes bordering are Saint-Martin-of-Fields in north, Osmoy in the North-East, Flexanville with the east-north-east, Béhoust in the east, Millemont in south-east, Bazainville in south-west, Tacoignières in the west and Prunay-the-Temple in the North-West.

The commune is served by the departmental road roadway system, knowledge the secondary road 42 connecting Septeuil to north with Neauphle-the-Old man in south-east and the secondary road 45 connecting Orgeval to the North-East with Richebourg in south-west.

It has a Gare ('' Orgerus-Béhoust '') on the Ligne Paris-Granville.

It is crossed of west in is by the Aqueduc of Avre.

The habitat is relatively spread out around the old village surrounded by many Lotissement S suburban, and in several variations such as Moutier , Béconcelle , the Pre one of Orgerus , Aunay , Goupillerie …

History

In the past Bisconcella , Beconcelles and, in XIIIe century, “Orgerus”, of the name of a lord of the place.
the parish was founded in IXe by the abbot of Saint-Germain Irminon, author of the Polyptyque.
In XIIe century, Orgerus was a ground distinct from Béconcelles.
Seigniory of the constable Simon de Clermont in XIIIe century.
the territory was formerly planted vineyards.

Economy

Culture

Inheritance

Sarcophagi Mérovingiens of Béconcelles, in the south of the village.
Church Saint-Pierre-with-Bonds, XVe (IMH), built on the site of a first church whose remains the XIIe bell-tower; nave of XVIe century, panelled finished by an arched polygonal chorus of warheads, massive square bell-tower on bay a bored floor geminated flanked of a turret of staircase and supported buttresses with the angles; furnace bridge out of wooden and retable XVIIe, low-reliefs funerary behind the furnace bridge, statues out of wooden of saint Pierre XVe and holy Damien XVIIe.
very old Cemetery.
Vestiges of the castle of Orgerus (parcelled out park).
Castles (XVIIIe century) of Montplaisant and the Yews (training center of the home helps).
Markets beginning XIXe.
Aqueduct of Avre (town of Paris).

See too

Internal bonds

Common of Yvelines

External bonds

Seen air of the commune of Orgerus on the site of IAURIF
Orgerus on the site of IGN
Orgerus on the site of Plane INSEE
of intendance of the parish of Orgerus on the site of the files of Yvelines
Situation and plan of Orgerus on Google Maps

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