Canton of Le Grand-Quevilly
The Canton of Le Grand- Quevilly is a French administrative unit in the arrondissement of Rouen, in Seine- Maritime and in the Haute -Normandie; its chief town is Le Grand- Quevilly. Representatives of the General Council of the department was 1982-2008 Pierre Giovannelli (PS). He was succeeded by Nicolas Rouly ( also HP) after.
Geography
The Canton of Le Grand- Quevilly is 1,111 hectares ( 11.11 km ²) in size and has (2006) 21 137 inhabitants, which corresponds to a population density of 1903 inhabitants per km ². He is on average at 60 meters above sea level, between 1 m in Le Grand -Quevilly and 68 m in Le Grand -Quevilly.
Communities
The canton consists of a part of the town of Le Grand -Quevilly (a total of 19,177 inhabitants, listed here is the total population of the city, the rest of the inhabitants belong to the Canton of Grand- Couronne. ):
Demographics
Argueil | Aumale | Bacqueville -en- Caux | Bellencombre | Blangy -sur- Bresle | Bois -Guillaume | Bolbec | Boos | Buchy | Cany- Barville | Caudebec -en- Caux | Caudebec -lès- Elbeuf | Clères | Criquetot -l ' Esneval | Darnétal | Dieppe -Est | Dieppe -Ouest | Doudeville | Duclair | Elbeuf | Envermeu | Eu | Fauville -en- Caux | Fécamp | Fontaine- le -Dun | Forges- les -Eaux | Goderville | Gonfreville -l'Orcher | Gournay -en- Bray | Grand- Couronne | Le Grand- Quevilly | Le Havre -1 | Le Havre -2 | Le Havre -3 | Le Havre -4 | Le Havre -5 | Le Havre -6 | Le Havre -7 | Le Havre -8 | Le Havre -9 | Lillebonne | Londinières | Longueville -sur -Scie | Maromme | Montivilliers | Mont -Saint -Aignan | Neufchatel -en- Bray | Notre- Dame-de- Bondeville | Offranville | Ourville -en- Caux | Pavilly | Le Petit- Quevilly | Rouen 1 | 2 Rouen | Rouen 3 | 4 Rouen | Rouen -5 | 6 Rouen | Rouen 7 | Saint- Étienne- du- Rouvray | Saint- Romain- de - Colbosc | Saint- Saëns | Saint -Valery -en- Caux | Sotteville- lès -Rouen -Est | Sotteville- lès -Rouen -Ouest | Tôtes | Valmont | Yerville | Yvetot
- Canton in the department of Seine -Maritime