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词条 La Garenne-Colombes
释义

  1. Name

  2. Geography

     Surroundings  Transportation 

  3. History

  4. Demography

  5. Economy

     Tertiary activity 

  6. Urbanism

     The city  Green ways  Commonly known places 

  7. Administration

     Mayors List  Twin cities  Education 

  8. Life in La Garenne-Colombes

  9. Personalities

     Born in La Garenne-Colombes  Lived in La Garenne-Colombes  Died in La Garenne-Colombes 

  10. See also

  11. References

  12. External links

{{Infobox French commune
|name = La Garenne-Colombes
|commune status = Commune
|image = La Garenne-Colombes, gare2.JPG
|caption = Train station
|map = La_Garenne-Colombes_map.svg
|map caption = Paris and inner ring départements
|coordinates = {{coord|48.9056|2.2445|format=dms|display=inline,title}}
|arrondissement = Nanterre
|canton = Colombes-2
|INSEE = 92035
|postal code = 92250
|mayor = Philippe Juvin
|term =
|intercommunality = Grand Paris
|elevation m = 41
|elevation min m = 37
|elevation max m = 46
|area km2 = 1.78
|population = 28371
|population date = 2013
}}

La Garenne-Colombes is a commune in the northwestern suburbs of Paris, France. It is located {{convert|9.6|km|mi|abbr=on}} from Notre Dame de Paris which is the center of Paris. It is one of the most densely populated municipalities in Europe.

Name

The city used to be part of the neighbouring city of Colombes. At this time, before 1910, it was called "La Garenne de Colombes", which means "Colombes' Garenne". "Garenne" is French for "warren", so the English for "La Garenne-Colombes" could be "Columbia's warren" or "Warren of Columbia" ; yet the official translation of the name of the city is just "La Garenne-Colombes".

The explanation for the city being called "warren" is that it really used to be a warren where people would hunt. But this dates back to the French Royalty, at the 18th century or so.

Geography

La Garenne-Colombes is usually simply called "La Garenne", and nicknamed "petit Neuilly".

Surroundings

Four towns surround La Garenne-Colombes: Colombes (North), Bois-Colombes (East), Courbevoie (South) and Nanterre (West). The city is quite small compared with the other cities in the Hauts-de-Seine, it is more or less as small as the first arrondissement of Paris. Very close to La Garenne-Colombes are La Défense and the Île de la Jatte island (Bowl Island).

Transportation

La Garenne-Colombes is served by two stations on the Transilien Paris – Saint-Lazare suburban rail line: La Garenne-Colombes and Les Vallées (this last station is located at the border between the commune of La Garenne-Colombes and the commune of Bois-Colombes, with a postal address in La Garenne-Colombes). The train has been used there since 1837.

The two stations directly join Paris's most important urban station (Gare Saint-Lazare, Saint-Lazare station) in 10 minutes and the biggest university in Paris (Paris Ouest La Défense University, Western Paris University La Défense) in 2 minutes.

In 1935, five Tramway lines crossed La Garenne-Colombes.

Many RATP Bus lines also cross the city: lines 73, 161, 163, 164, 176, 178, 262, 272, 278, 358 and 378.

Two RATP Noctilien night Bus lines cross the city: N24 and N152.

In 2012, the line 2 of the Parisian Tramway will cross La Garenne-Colombes, with two stations: Les Fauvelles (French for Wildcats) and Charlebourg. To join the center of the CBD, 2 to 4 minutes will be required by tramway.

History

The commune of La Garenne-Colombes was created on 2 May 1910 by detaching its territory from the commune of Colombes. Yet, it was urbanised much earlier. This entity was already mentioned in 1240 as "La Garenne dépendant de Colombes" ("La Garenne depending on Colombes").

Demography

{{Demography
|1911 = 14,534
|1921 = 18,512
|1926 = 20,545
|1931 = 23,167
|1936 = 24,734
|1946 = 24,080
|1954 = 26,753
|1962 = 27,341
|1968 = 26,562
|1975 = 24,038
|1982 = 20,990
|1990 = 21,754
|1999 = 24,067
|2006 = 27,211
|withoutdoublecount = 1962
}}

As the commune's territory is entirely built up, population can only grow if buildings are demolished and replaced by bigger buildings for more people (higher, less gardens). Thereby the population will grow certainly over the 30,000 after many reconstructions in the "Champs-Philippe" neighbourhood, with a density over 17,000 inhabitants per square kilometres (43,855 inhabitants per square miles).

According to statistics, La Garenne-Colombes is an average city of the Hauts-de-Seine department (Paris region), which is one of the richest places in Europe.

Economy

The landscape looks like an American CBD (Central Business District). But this is in the suburbs of Paris, which do not look like the downtown Paris districts surrounding the Eiffel Tower or the Champs-Elysées. Paradoxically, the most advanced part of the city of Paris, urbanly speaking, is on the outskirts of the city itself.

There used to be many workshops in La Garenne-Colombes, as in a large part of the Hauts-de-Seine department. Today, it is mainly a residential city. However, some 1200 business units are there.

Tertiary activity

The service industry is paramount in the economy of La Garenne-Colombes. The proximity of La Défense increases this phenomenon. There is :

  • Peugeot study offices
  • Boston Scientific International
  • RATP's Charlebourg center

The arrival of the Tramway in 2012 resulted in a redevelopment of a part of the city, and should bring a new breath of life to the local economy.

Urbanism

The city

In spite of the proximity of La Défense and Paris which has applied a strong pressure, no big buildings were built in La Garenne. Residential buildings (detached homes and apartment buildings) account for the majority of the building stock in La Garenne-Colombes. Many of these buildings were constructed in the early 1900s. In a large part of the town, new construction is limited to 4 floors.

The neighbourwood of the place de Belgique and National boulevard, which is the entry of La Défense, is being redeveloped.

Green ways

Eight green ways are in La Garenne-Colombes, exactly:

  • two public squares
  • two gardens
  • four parks

Commonly known places

  • Place de la Liberté (Freedom square), known under the name of place du marché (market) or place de l'Eglise (church)
  • Place du Général Leclerc, known under the name of place de la Fontaine (Fountain plaza)
  • Place de Belgique (Belgium square)
  • Rond-point du Souvenir français, known under the name of place Jean Baillet
  • Rond-point de l'Europe (Europe's plaza)

Administration

Mayors List

  • 1910-1933: Jean Bonal
  • 1934-1943: Docteur Charles Jubert
  • 1944: Maurice Godaux
  • 1944-1945: André Crimet
  • 1945-1947: Gaston Sourrisseau
  • 1947-1955: Louis Jean
  • 1955-1971: René Guest
  • 1971-1975: Albert Fabbi
  • 1975-2001: Max Catrin
  • since 2001: Philippe Juvin

Twin cities

  • {{Flagicon|Germany}} Wangen im Allgäu, Germany
  • {{Flagicon|Israel}} Yoqneam, Israel
  • {{Flagicon|Lebanon}} Daroun-Harissa, Lebanon[1]
  • {{Flagicon|Portugal}} Valpaços, Portugal
  • {{Flagicon|USA}} Clarksville, United States

Education

The commune has four public preschools and five public elementary schools[2]

  • Primary schools: René Guest, André Marsault, Ernest Renan (built in 1905), Sainte Geneviève, Sagot Voltaire
  • Junior high school: Les Vallées
  • Junior high school: Champs-Philippe (previously named Kleber Haedens)
  • Vocational senior high school: Lycée La Tournelle

Students wishing to attend a general high school may go to Lycée Albert-Camus in Bois-Colombes or Lycée Paul-Lapie in Courbevoie.[3]

The city owns a castle in Normandy where students are sometimes sent for class-holidays.

Life in La Garenne-Colombes

According to statistics published by the Figaro newspaper, La Garenne-Colombes is the Hauts-de-Seine's city with the lowest crime rate, without forgetting that the Hauts-de-Seine is a very quiet part of the Paris region.

Personalities

Born in La Garenne-Colombes

  • Patrick Chesnais (1947), French actor
  • Émilie Lepennec (1987), French gymnast
  • Fernand Oury (1920), French pedagogue and creator of modern French schooling
  • Catherine Picard (1952), French politician
  • Steven Nzonzi (1988), French soccer player

Lived in La Garenne-Colombes

  • William Klein, American painter, film-maker and photographer
  • Cédric Mongongu, Footballer
  • Deng Xiaoping, Chinese political leader

Died in La Garenne-Colombes

  • Jean Mitry (1907–1988), French film theorist, critic and filmmaker

See also

  • Communes of the Hauts-de-Seine department

References

1. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.la-garenne-colombes-ps.net/ps/?p=1948 |title=Archived copy |accessdate=2011-11-01 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20120425124852/http://www.la-garenne-colombes-ps.net/ps/?p=1948 |archivedate=2012-04-25 |df= }}
2. ^"[https://www.lagarennecolombes.fr/index.php/Outils/imprimer?idpage=6109&idmetacontenu=6223 Les écoles communales]." La Garenne-Colombes. Retrieved on September 7, 2016.
3. ^"[https://www.lagarennecolombes.fr/index.php/Lyc%C3%A9es?idpage=6328&afficheMenuContextuel=true Lycées]." La Garenne-Colombes. Retrieved on September 7, 2016. "Les jeunes Garennois sont rattachés à deux lycées d'enseignement général, situés l'un à Courbevoie (Lycée Paul-Lapie), l'autre à Bois-Colombes (Lycée Albert-Camus)."
  • INSEE

External links

{{commons category}}
  • {{Official website|http://www.lagarennecolombes.fr/ }}
{{Paris Metropolitan Area}}{{Hauts-de-Seine communes}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Garennecolombes}}

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