Saint-Martory
Saint-Martory (occitan: Sent Martòri ) is a common French, located in the department of the Haute-Garonne and the area the Midday-Pyrenees.
Its inhabitants is called Saint-Martoriens.
Blazon
Blazon: Of sand to the hammer with length handle of money posed in band.
Geography
Saint-Martory is a village of the Comminges. He is located at 70 km in the Western South of Toulouse and at 60 km of the Spain. The historical borough is built on left bank of the the Garonne to the foot of the rock face of Escalère. The suburb is him developed on Right Bank, in the Plaine Alluvion naire of the Garonne.- Access:
History
- Commanderie de Montsaunès
Administration
Demography
Places and monuments
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Canal of Saint-Martory
- the masterly Pont on the Garonne (1724) is the work of the Intendant of Etigny with which one owes also the 2 triumphal arches (old doors of the city).
- the family of Montpezat, Count de Comminges, successively built two Château X in Saint-Martory: the first (XIe century) overhangs the city on the hill of Montpezat, the other (Renaissance) is built on Right Bank of the Garonne.
Personalities related to the commune
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Norbert Casteret: regarded as the father of the modern Speleology, Norbert Casteret (1897 - 1987) was also prehistorian and writer. It is most famous of Saint-Martoryens.
See too
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Common of the Haute-Garonne
External bonds
- Saint-Martory on the site of the National Geographical Institute
- Saint-Martory on the site of INSEE
- Saint-Martory on the site of Quid
- Localization of Saint-Martory on a chart of France and communes bordering
- Plane on Saint-Martory on Mapquest
- the official site of Zim Bang Festival, all on the Festival of Bandaged of Saint-Martory but also information on the village
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