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Arles-sur-Tech

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Geography
Localisation Neighbouring communes
Government and politics
Mayors International relations
Population
Sites of interest
Bibliography
See also
References
External links

{{Infobox French commune
|name = Arles-sur-Tech
|native name = Arles
|commune status = Commune
|image = ArlesdeTec.jpg
|caption = Shops in Arles-sur-Tech, with the Tour Saint-Sauveur in the background
|region = Languedoc-Roussillon
|department = Pyrénées-Orientales
|arrondissement = Céret
|canton = Le Canigou
|INSEE = 66009
|postal code = 66150
|mayor = René Bantoure
|term = 2014-2020
|intercommunality = CC du Haut Vallespir
|coordinates = {{coord|42.4575|2.6344|format=dms|display=inline,title}}
|elevation m = 300
|elevation min m = 226
|elevation max m = 1302
|area km2 = 28.82
|population = 2695
|population date = 2015
}}

Arles-sur-Tech ({{lang-ca|Arles de Tec}}) is a commune in the Pyrénées-Orientales department in southern France.

Geography

Localisation

Arles-sur-Tech is located in the canton of Le Canigou and in the arrondissement of Céret.

Arles-sur-Tech is situated in the southernmost valley in mainland France before Spain, the Vallespir, through which the {{convert|84|km|0|abbr=on}} long river "Tech" flows. This small town is surrounded by the eastern Pyrenees which dominate skyline around Arles-sur-Tech. The town sits on the only main road which passes through the valley, the D 115, making it accessible from Spain in the west and the plane of Roussillon and Perpignan in the east. It is located close to the larger and more well-known spa town of Amélie-les-Bains-Palalda.

Neighbouring communes

{{NeighbouringCommunities
| NORTHWEST=Corsavy
| NORTH=Montbolo
| NORTHEAST=
| WEST=Montferrer
| EAST=Amélie-les-Bains-Palalda
| SOUTHWEST=
| SOUTH=Saint-Laurent-de-Cerdans
| SOUTHEAST=
}}

Government and politics

Mayors

Mayor	Term start	Term end
Jean-Baptiste Serradell	1807	1808
Abdon Desclaus	1808	1813
Jean-Baptiste Serradell^[1]	1813	1815
Jean Galangau	1815	1827
Dominique Jofre	1827	1830
Jean Pujade	1830	1832
Etienne Grau	1832	1835
Pierre Mouchart	1835	1837
Jacques Dubois	1837	1839
Jean Serreclare	1839	1840
François Comaills	1840	1848
Etienne Douffiagues	1848	1849
Joseph Boix	1849	1850

Joseph Pallarès	1892	1908
Jean Vilar	1908	1914
Baptiste Pams	1914	1941
Lucien Trenet (father of Charles Trenet)	1941	1942
Pierre Sola	1942	1944
Baptiste Pams	1944	1967
Paul Lavanga	1967	1983
Marcel Charlet	1983	1989
Albert Costa	1989	2001
René Ala	2001	2008
René Bantoure	2008

International relations

Arles-sur-Tech is twinned with:

{{flagicon|ESP}} Cubelles, Spain^[2]

Population

{{Historical populations
|align=left
|1962|2604
|1968|2760
|1975|2945
|1982|2889
|1990|2837
|1999|2700
|2006|2767
|2009|2757
|2015|2695
}}{{clr}}

Sites of interest

Saint-Mary Abbey : Arles-sur-Tech is best known for its abbey, which allegedly holds the relics of Saints Abdon and Sennen in a sarcophagus called Sainte Tombe, traditionally believed to have been brought from Rome by Abbot Arnulf in the middle of the tenth century.^[3] Its waters are traditionally believed to hold miraculous healing properties.^[4]
The Caixa de Rotllan, a dolmen.
Saint-Stephen church
Saint-Saviour church
Saint-Peter church
Holy Cross church
The Fou canyon, said to be the world's narrowest.

Bibliography

Abbé Adolphe Crastre, Histoire du martyre des saints Abdon et Sennen, de leurs reliques, de leurs miracles, de leur culte et de l'eau miraculeuse du sarcophage (Amélie-les-Bains, 1932). Facsimile reprint, Nîmes: Les Éditions Lacour-Ollé, 2005. {{ISBN|2-7504-1045-2}}

References

INSEE commune file

1. ^{{fr}} Fabricio Cardenas, Vieux papiers des Pyrénées-Orientales, Arles, le 11 juin 1815, 14 january 2014
2. ^{{ca icon}} Infos on Cubelles municipal website {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100921084710/http://www.cubelles.cat/content/view/2539/8/ |date=September 21, 2010 }}
3. ^Joan Evans, Cluniac Art of The Romanesque Period (Cambridge University Press, 1950). Citing L'abbé Joseph Gibrat, Aperçu historique sur l'abbaye d'Arles-sur-Tech, page 15 (Céret, L. Roque, 1922. In-8°, 93 p.).
4. ^Milburg Francisco Mansfield, Castles and chateaux of old Navarre and the Basque provinces: including also Foix, Roussillon and Béarn (I. Pitman, 1908).

External links

Official site

1 : Communes of Pyrénées-Orientales

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