| 词条 | Le Grand-Lemps |
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|name = Le Grand-Lemps |commune status = Commune |image = Le Grand-Lemps.jpg |caption = A general view of Le Grand-Lemps |image coat of arms = Blason Le Grand Lemps.svg |region = Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes |department = Isère |arrondissement = La Tour-du-Pin |canton = Le Grand-Lemps |INSEE = 38182 |postal code = 38690 |mayor = Didier Rambaud |term = 2014–2020 |intercommunality = Bièvre Est |coordinates = {{coord|45.3992|5.4206|format=dms|display=inline,title}} |elevation m = 480 |elevation min m = 434 |elevation max m = 724 |area km2 = 12.9 |population = 2946 |population date = 2011 }}{{Expand French|topic=geo|date=December 2009|Le Grand-Lemps}} Le Grand-Lemps is a commune in the Isère department in southeastern France. GeographyThe area of the municipality is 1290 hectares (about 5 square miles). It is located at the edge of the plain of Bièvre (Beaver) river, halfway between Voiron and Saint-André-la-Côte. The town is located on the axis between Rives, Isère and La Frette, Isère (RD73). The natural reserve of the pond Le Grand-Lemps is classified as européenne2 reserves.[1] It is a natural area of ecological interest, flora and fauna which is (ZNIEFF) Type I/Zone No. 3800-7000. NameThe name "Le Grand-Lemps" was derived from the Latin 'Lampsacus', which was an ancient Greek city near the ancient city of Troy. Early historyIt is likely that the first tribes there, the Ligures, would have arrived and settled in the sixth century BC. Celtic Allobroges later came to mingle with the people. Around 120 BC began the Roman invasion of Gaul. A barbarian tribe the Burgundians later migrated to the area. In 486, Clovis I founded the kingdom of the Franks. After the victory in the Battle of Vézeronce in 524, the Franks claimed the region. In the later part of the sixth century there was the fragmentation of the land between the invaders and the beginning of feudalism. There was then a time of settlement of some Saracen hordes. This was followed by a less hectic period during the reign of Charlemagne, whose empire at his death in 843 was divided into three, leaving the geographic area under the domination of his grandson Lothair I. PopulationIts residents are called Lempsiquois. {{Historical populations|align=left |1793|1781 |1806|1797 |1821|1853 |1831|1856 |1841|2115 |1851|2220 |1861|2065 |1872|1984 |1881|2083 |1891|1941 |1901|1848 |1911|1830 |1921|1737 |1931|2014 |1946|1657 |1954|1705 |1962|1759 |1968|1726 |1975|1986 |1982|2164 |1990|2364 |1999|2349 |2006|2802 |2011|2946 }} ArtA beautiful mural is painted on the facade of the old blind "Castro house" at the western entrance of the city. It tells the story representing a local tavern whose sign is the "Green Fairy" because it produced absinthe. Painted characters are dressed in silk and woven locally in the foreground is represented as a rosebush growing roses is common in the plain of the Le Grand-Lemps. Many artists have visited and spent significant lengths of time in Le Grand-Lemps over the years. The painter Pierre Bonnard and his family lived in Le Grand-Lemps, where he took inspiration and created artworks based on the area. The writer, poet and politician Alphonse de Lamartine, the writer Alfred Jarry, the composer Claude Terrasse, and the painter Édouard Vuillard have stayed for periods of time as well. {{clear-left}}Sights
Twin townsLe Grand-Lemps is twinned with:
References
1. ^{{fr}} Réserve Européenne {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20101218134745/http://natura2000.environnement.gouv.fr/sites/FR8201728.html |date=2010-12-18 }} : Fiche sur l'étang et la tourbière du Grand-Lemps-Chabons. See also
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2 : Communes of Isère|Isère communes articles needing translation from French Wikipedia |
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