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Lonnes

释义

Geography
History
Population
Administration
Mayors
See also
References

{{Infobox French commune
|name = Lonnes
|commune status = Commune
|image = Lonnes vue.JPG
|region = Poitou-Charentes
|department = Charente
|arrondissement = Confolens
|canton = Boixe-et-Manslois
|INSEE = 16191
|postal code = 16230
|mayor = Pierre Chaussepied
|term = 2008–2014
|intercommunality = Pays Manslois
|coordinates = {{coord|45.9397|0.1664|format=dms|display=inline,title}}
|elevation m = 125
|elevation min m = 94
|elevation max m = 131
|area km2 = 7.51
|population = 166
|population date = 2008
}}

Lonnes is a commune in the Charente department in southwestern France.

Geography

The commune is located in the north of the Charente. It extends north from Fontenille and is bisected by Route 186 and RN 10 for 3 km.

It is 85 km south of Poitiers and 40 miles north of Angoulême. The surrounding communities are, in alphabetical order: Aunac, Chenon, Fontenille, Juillé, Salles-de-Villefagnan and Verteuil-sur-Charente. In addition to the town of Lonnes, the commune has several villages: les Maisons Rouges, les Essarts, le Petit Fayolle et le Grand Fayolle.

History

In the Middle Ages, the monks of Nanteuil Abbey were lords of individual communes. In 1172, they ceded some of their land to the abbey of Grosbot, to build a church.

Towards the middle of the seventeenth century the population had increased, and a parish was created. The Saint Bartholomew church, slightly larger, was damaged by the Protestants. It was the subject of renovation in 1888-1889.^[1]

Population

{{Historical populations
|align=left
| 1793|488
| 1800|464
| 1806|492
| 1821|509
| 1831|488
| 1841|497
| 1846|536
| 1851|539
| 1856|469
| 1861|451
| 1866|425
| 1872|415
| 1876|383
| 1881|386
| 1886|368
| 1891|321
| 1896|305
| 1901|291
| 1906|276
| 1911|281
| 1921|232
| 1926|231
| 1931|216
| 1936|243
| 1946|226
| 1954|214
| 1962|198
| 1968|180
| 1975|182
| 1982|165
| 1990|160
| 1999|168
| 2008|166
}}{{clear-left}}

Administration

Mayors

1896 -1904 Pierre Bastier
1904 -1919 Jean Bastier
1919 -1925 Jean Marifat
1925 -1944 Jean Mathieu
1944 -1960 Louis Ravion
1960 -1965 Anselme Migaud
1965 -1971 Jean-Louis Delhoume
1971 - Pierre Chaussepied

References

INSEE

1. ^Abbé Nanglard, Pouillé historique du diocèse d'Angoulême, Tomes III et IV, Despujols, 1900, 1903

1 : Communes of Charente

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