The Saâcy-on-Marne

the Saâcy-on-Marne is a common French, located in the department of Seine-et-Marne and the area Île-de-France.

Its inhabitants is called Saâcéens and Saâcéennes.

In short

Demography: 1717 inhabitants (the last census)

Surface: 1380 hectares

Altitude: 60 meters

The commune is served by the Gare of Nanteuil - Saâcy of the SNCF.

History

The blazon of Saâcy on Marne was composed by Jean-Claude Molinier in February 1998. It is described as follows: " Mouths with a gold mountain on which a sheep is carrying a cross of Saint Jean Baptiste of the same, framed of two money mallets; the whole on a river of azur."

TOPONYMY: The name is of Latin origin and comes from Saccius which means in bag within the meaning of driven back (in the Marne of course).

EXPLANATIONS: The mouths is the traditional color of the Brie to which Saâcy is attached on Marne. The sheep with the cross is the evocation of Saint Jean Baptiste, patron saint of the village. The mountain indicates the foothills of the place of Saâcy which led to its name since these foothills end with the Marne. It is of gold to represent the beaches of Saâcy which were an occasion of walk a long time. The river symbolizes the Marne and the two mallets, the masses of carriers employed in the careers of the village. The ornaments represent corn to honor agriculture and oak to point out many the wood of the commune. The crown of turns is the symbol fallen to the communes.

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Famous characters

Tourist monuments and places

Events

Culture

Sports

judo club of saacy

Twinnings

External bonds

Official site of the town of the Saâcy-on-Marne: http://www.saacy-sur-marne.fr

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