Tilloloy

Tilloloy is a common French, located in the department of the Somme and the area Picardy.

Tilloloy should not be confused with another commune of the Sum, Fresnes-Tilloloy , depending it of the canton of Oisemont.

Geography

Tilloloy , village located in the Santerre, halfway between Roye (in North), and Conchy-the-Pots (in the South), is crossed by the Trunk road N17 . The 2 parallel layouts of the highway A1 and of Northern TGV skirt the locality to the East and separate it from Beuvraignes.

Administration

Demography

History

Blaise Cendrars tells in " the cut Hand " that the section of the Foreign legion which it ordered in 1916 was to put back combat with Tilloloy on several occasions.

Places and monuments

the church of the village was represented by the painter Maurice Denis.

Economic activities

The territory, established in the famous Santerre for the richness of its arable lands, is very favarable with the culture of the Oignon, whose production is intended for agribusiness industry. A company specialized, the limited liability company Lambert .

See too

Common of the Sum

External bonds

Tilloloy on the site of the national geographical Institute
Tilloloy on the site of INSEE
Tilloloy on the site of Quid
Localization of Tilloloy on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Tilloloy on Mapquest

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