Ormesson-sur-Marne
Ormesson -sur -Marne is a commune with 9921 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2011 ) in the department of Val -de- Marne in the Île- de -France region. It is the administrative seat of the eponymous canton Ormesson -sur -Marne and belongs to Arrondissement Nogent -sur- Marne.
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Geography
The community is located 13 kilometers southeast of Paris. Neighboring communities of Ormesson -sur -Marne are Chennevières -sur -Marne in the north, La Queue -en- Brie in the east, Noiseau and Sucy -en- Brie in the south and in the northwest, on the other side of the Marne, the city of Saint- Maur -des -Fosses. Through the municipal area flows the Morbras and flows into the Marne.
History
The place was called up to the 18th century Amboile. In the 12th century, the name was first mentioned. 1632 André Le Fèvre d' Ormesson landlord was and since 1758 the place was called Ormesson. The Prussians destroyed Ormesson during the Franco-German War 1870 part. Since 1927, the church is called Ormesson -sur- Marne. They became part of the newly formed department of Val -de- Marne in 1968, having previously part of Seine- et- Oise since 1790. In 1984 she became the seat of the canton Ormesson -sur- Marne.
Population Development
Policy
Since 1998, Guy Le Doeff Mayor of Ormesson -sur- Marne. Prior to 1947 Olivier Lefevre d' Ormesson had held office for 51 years.
Coat of arms
The blazon of the arms is: Azure, three natural lilies. The coat of arms of the d' Ormesson family was adopted by the municipality in 1957.
Community partnerships
Ormesson -sur -Marne since 1977 maintains partnerships with Brühl (Baden) in Germany, since 1993 to Northallerton in Great Britain, since 2011 to Penela in Portugal as well as to Roum in Lebanon.
Culture and sights
The Ormesson castle was built in 1580 and expanded several times. Since 1893 it is a monument historique. The Catholic Church of Our Lady dates from 1764.
The Cultural Center is located in a two acre park. The municipal park on Morbras is 3.5 acres in size. Furthermore, there is in Ormesson -sur -Marne, a sports field, two sports halls, and a golf course.
Economy and infrastructure
Traffic
Through the site, the Department of Roads 33 and 185 result in the northeast, the National road runs 4 (Paris- Strasbourg). The nearest train station is in Sucy -en- Brie.
Education
Ormesson -sur -Marne has a library, three preschools, three elementary schools and the Collège Saint- Exupéry. A high school there in the neighboring Chennevières -sur- Marne.