See also: Saint-Maur
Saint-Maur-of-Ditches is a French city of the Île-de-France and department of the the Valley-of-Marne. Located in the south-eastern suburbs of Paris, it is almost entirely surrounded by a loop of the Marne.
At the 13th century, one built the Saint Nicolas's Day church, in the Gothic style. At the 16th century, a castle was built with the top of the Abbaye. It belonged successively to the families of Médicis and Condé but was abandoned in the middle of the 18th century and destroyed. In September 1590, at the time of the head office of Paris, the Spaniard Alexandre Farnèse takes the city, which makes it possible to supply the capital besieged by Henri IV (Eighth war of religion).
Today, the abbey does not exist any more and left the place to a public garden in which some ruins remain, the such Rabelais tower, the Bourrières villa or of old fortifications. As for the castle, it left the place with many houses and a sub-station of EDF.
Under the Revolution the city took the name of the Alive-on-Marne.
In 1859, Saint-Maur is connected to Paris thanks to a line of train: the line of the Bastille. It made it possible to Parisian to be diverted in the Guinguette S of edges of the Marne. This line continued to be exploited by the SNCF until the December 12th 1969, date on which the line was yielded to the RATP. the RER has had been born. This line serves Saint-Maur-of-Ditches thanks to 4 stations: Saint-Maur-Creteil, the park of Saint-Maur, Champigny-sur-Marne and the Game preserve-Chennevières.
The city was initially made up of two distinct villages, Saint-Maur itself and Game preserve-Saint-Hilaire. The distinction between these two villages remains through two offices postal distributers and code: 94100 (Saint-Maur) and 94210 (the Game preserve).
Saint-Maur is almost entirely surrounded by a loop of the Marne, crossed by five bridges: the bridge of the Release (in the past of the Small Park), the bridge of Champigny, the bridge of Chennevières, the bridge of Bonneuil, the Bridge of Creteil.
Today, Saint-Maur is divided into 8 villages:
The conservatory of Saint-Maur is a Conservatoire with regional radiation among most famous of the Paris region.
The place of the Chestnut trees offers the characteristic to be the larger second places area Île-de-France after the Place of the Harmony. One finds there in his center the Notre-Dame church of the Rosary.
There exists a network small Entreprise S rather dense, especially in the south of the city.
These the last two cantons belong to the 1 {{era}} district of the Valley-of-Marne while the canton of Saint-Maur-of-Ditch-West is attached to the 7 {{E}} district.
The town hall of the city is directed since 1977 by Mr. Jean-Louis Beaumont.
2004: estimate INSEE exit of the annual inquiries of census of 2004 and 2005
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