Round of applause-of-Laveline

Round of applause-with-Laveline is a common French, located in the department of the the Vosges and the area Lorraine. The name of Round of applause-of-Laveline was substituted for that of Laveline by decree of August 15th, 1903.

Its inhabitants is called Lavelinois.

Geography

The village extends in several small valleys between the hills from the Cross-with-Mines and Wisembach. The various hamlets name Algoutte , Baudifosse , Coinchimont , Honville , Lauterupt , Omegoutte , Québrux , Raumont , Truche , Velupaire and Verpellière .

The common one belongs to the Regional natural park of the Balloons of the Vosges. Its culminating point is the Tête of Violu .

History

Curiosities

Administration

Demography

Famous characters

Adrien Evrard (1873-1957), priest
Gustave Morel (1872-1905), priest and philosopher
Pierre Bastien (1924-2006), doctor, inventor of the “Bastien protocol” in the treatment of the intoxications by the Amanita S.

Internal bond

Station of Turnip-Round of applause-of-Laveline

External bonds

Site of the town hall
1944, release of Round of applause-of-Laveline
Site on the organ of the area: Page on the organ of Round of applause of Laveline
Round of applause-of-Laveline on the site of the national geographical Institute
Round of applause-of-Laveline on the site of INSEE
Round of applause-of-Laveline on the site of Quid
Localization of Round of applause-of-Laveline on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Round of applause-of-Laveline on Mapquest

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