Saint-Sulpice (Tarn)
See also: Saint-Sulpice
Saint-Sulpice-the-Point in Occitan Sant Sulpici , is a common French, located in the department of the Tarn and the area the Midday-Pyrenees.
Its inhabitants is called the Saint-Sulpiciens .
Geography
History
Saint-Sulpice-the-point belongs to the first Albigensian Country houses. It is in four years that the Country house of Saint-Sulpice was built of 1243 with 1247.
This Bastide is a country house of Plaine, its finality is political and not defensive.
It respects a specific architectural model: the streets are rectilinear, the ordered trowels; its place with cover disappeared to allow the construction of the church (in the beginning it was out the walls).
It is not a question there of a lack of imagination but of an affirmed wish in order to be able to exert an easier monitoring. Genuine local development tools, this voluntary Town planning with the erudite organization, in an also economic concern, will be reproduced to hundreds of specimens until the 14th century.
The trade, a certain independence, allowed the urban development through the centuries.
Mayors of the communes
1888-1900: Charles Pontnau
1900-1912: Andre Cabie
1912-1918: Alban Jaybert
1918-1929: Andre Cabie
1929-1941: Hippolyte Charles
1941-1943: Andre Ode *
1943-1944: Andre Chabert *
1944-1965: Andre Milhes
1965-1981: Georges Spénale
1981-1989: Denis Chicken
(* mayors named by the prefect)
Geography
Located on the Tarn at the Confluent with the Agout
In North East of Toulouse to 32 km
In the Western South of Albi to 46 km
In the South East of Montauban to 48 km
Communes bordering
Economy
Economic main actors:Unemployment rate (1999) 12,2% Average revenue by household 19.198 Euro/year
Average costs of the real estate (sale) nc Euro/m ²
Demography
Tourism
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the moyenâgeux underground of the Castela
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ruins of Castela: they are the ruins of a Chapelle which was inside the strong Château builds towards 1240.
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the church of the 14th century
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the Suspended bridge of the 19th century
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the Bridge of Rustan which dates from the Guerre One hundred Year old.
Famous characters
Sicard Alaman (-1275)Gaston Phébus (1331-1391)
Jeanne of Boulogne and Auvergne (1378-1423)
Jean Ier de Berry (1340-1416)
Armand Guibert (1906-1990)
Georges Spénale (1913-1983)
Jean Pierre Lecourt: President of the fan club of the Destiny of LISA
Ballack
See too
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Common of the Tarn
External bonds
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the site of the city
- Saint-Sulpice on the site of the National Geographical Institute
- Saint-Sulpice on the site of INSEE
- Saint-Sulpice on the site of Quid
- Localization of Saint-Sulpice on a chart of France and communes bordering
- Plane on Saint-Sulpice on Mapquest
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