Pont-sur-Seine

Pont -sur -Seine is a commune with 1040 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2011 ) in the Aube department in the Champagne- Ardenne region; it belongs to Arrondissement Nogent -sur -Seine and the canton of Nogent -sur -Seine. Pont -sur -Seine is located on the Seine between Romilly- sur -Seine, Nogent -sur -Seine.

History

In 1961, Henri Manoury committed here an attempt against Charles de Gaulle.

Pont -sur -Seine had to of 1857, a station on the railway line Paris -Mulhouse.

Demographics

From 1962 only residents with a primary residence

Bouy -sur- Orvin | Courceroy | Ferreux - Quincey | Fontaine -Mâcon | Fontenay -de- Bossery | Gumery | La Louptière - Thénard | La Motte- Tilly | Le Mériot | Marnay -sur -Seine | Nogent -sur -Seine | Pont -sur -Seine | Saint- Aubin | Saint- Nicolas- la -Chapelle | Soligny -les- Étangs | Traînel

  • Municipality in the department of Aube
  • Place in Champagne- Ardenne
  • Place on the Seine
Champagne-Ardenne Arrondissement of Nogent-sur-Seine Cantons of France Postal codes in France France Romilly-sur-Seine Nogent-sur-Seine
656151
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