Tail-lez-Yvelines

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

Its inhabitants is called the Laqueutois .

Geography

The commune is located in the Plaine of Montfort-l' Amaury, to about thirty km in the west of Versailles and about fifteen km in the east Houdan.

The south of the communal territory is covered by the forest of the Four Pillars, northern end of the main forest of Rambouillet.

By the road, the commune is served by RN 12 Paris - Brest, via Dreux (with highway characteristic). This trunk road which crossed the village, causing frequent congestions, was deviated, fine 1971, in the shape of a by-pass passing to the south village.
The village is crossed by the secondary road 155 which constitutes the commercial principal artery and leads to Garancières towards the North-West and to Galluis towards south-east. The secondary road 156 which bears the name of which occurred of the Plane trees constitutes the connection between the western downtown area and access to the RN 12 and the station of Mother. The secondary road 199, as for it, connects the downtown area to the access is with the RN 12 and the commune of Millemont.

On the communal territory of Garancières, the network the SNCF serves the Gare of Garancières - the Tail on the line Paris-Montparnasse - Dreux.

The communes bordering of the Tail are Boissy-without-To have in the North-East, Galluis in the east and south-east, Grosrouvre in south-west, Millemont in the west and Garancières in the North-West.

History

From August at November 1944, the commune was, following the example certain number of communes of Normandy and west of the Île-de-France, a village-relay on the road of the Red Ball Express train, system of road convoying of vivres, ammunition and especially of fuel set up by the allied troops to feed the forces of the face beyond Paris towards the east of France and the Belgium. Of this event, it remains in the village a commemorative terminal.

Inheritance

Saint Nicolas's Day Church, construction out of stone with bell-tower-porch surmounted by a covered octagonal arrow of slate, built in 1847 in the place of an old vault. Interior restored in 2005.
Turn of the telegraph Cap (fine of the XVIIIe century), vestiges on the hillock of the Mills.

Successive mayors

Paul Paillole of 1965 with 1983
Roland Gleizes
Michele Argy

Economy

Ground of Golf 18 holes with the Castle of Couharde
Greenhouse with the butterflies (more than 700 species) at the garden-center Foal
Two reception centres of the the Red Cross for handicapped children, the médico-educational Institute Christian Lazard and the house of reception specialized Guynemer.

Culture

general-purpose College Jean Monnet, place of Europe in the district of the Cap .

This college was inaugurated in 1988 as a pilot on the concept of the " classes européennes" and directed by A. Lardy.
This concept, different from the international colleges, consists in promoting the European identity by integrating school deepenings: additional language classes, hours of European history-geography, European literature, course of economy, history or English sciences exempted or German. The program also envisages exchanges and studies on the European institutions. These European classes represent one to two classes per year, parallel to the sections traditionnelles.
This concept had a certain echo and was not long in multiplying in several colleges in all France.
The inauguration of the college, a capacity of some 1 000 pupils, moreover allowed common the surrounding Montfort-l' Amaury to have a public general high school nearer than that to Rambouillet.

See too

Bond interns

Common of Yvelines

External bonds

Official site of the commune
Vue air of the commune of the Tail lez Yvelines on the site of IAURIF
the Tail lez Yvelines on the site of IGN
Tail-lez-Yvelines on the site of INSEE
Plan of Yvelines The-Tail-lez on Google Maps
Plan of intendance of the parish of Gâluis including Quieue de Galüis on the site of the files of Yvelines

Gallery

Random links: