chambourg造句

• School children in pre-school and elementary school have a cafeteria in Chambourg-sur-Indre.
• In industry, since 1961, Chambourg-sur-Indre has welcomed a major French company in the field of traffic signs.
• Indicators of income tax from Chambourg-sur-Indre and throughout the Indre-et-Loire in 2011 were below average:
• Flooding of the Indre, always to be feared in 2014, has not deterred people from settling permanently in Chambourg on the banks of the river.
• Hiking trail 46, which enters Tours at Cahuzac-sur-V鑢e in Tarn department travels through Chambourg-sur-Indre via the Indre Valley.
• Over six years, the workforce of Chambourg-sur-Indre remained stable, but the employment rate of the population is down slightly by 3 points.
• The "'church "'of Chambourg-sur-Indre is one of 3, 700 religious buildings in France dedicated to St . Martin.
• In 2011, active job seekers living in Chambourg-sur-Indre working mainly in a different department ( 77.7 % ), more than three quarters.
• Hosting a Viguerie ( medieval administrative court ) and a medieval fief, Chambourg became a commune in 1789, following an exchange of hamlets hitherto undivided with its neighbor Ch閐igny.
• Formed as Chambourg-sur-Indre in 1920, the town is one of the few rural areas of Lochois that as not experienced population decline in the 20th century.
• This ended with the creation of the commune on December 14, 1789 and the delimitation of their territories; these hamlets were then attached permanently to Chambourg, or Ch閐igny.
• The land area of Chambourg-sur-Indre is 2, 839 hectares ( on 1 January 2014 ), the average area of a French commune being 1, 510.2 hectare.
• In 1687, the parish registers indicated that Chambourg had 187 feu fiscal ( tax allocation units ), then 208 units in 1789, the last known value before the first census in population.
• On June 19, 1940, when German troops were reported in the eastern department, the French army was trying to slow their advance by blowing up the bridges over the Indre, including Chambourg.
• Second homes account for 7.4 % of homes in Chambourg-sur-Indre, a value well above the average of the Indre-et-Loire, which stood at 4.4 %.
• Some general trends, always comparing Chambourg-sur-Indre with the average of its group ( municipalities with 500-2000 inhabitants belonging to a tax-group ), are released for consideration by these data.
• In 2012 and 2013, nine companies were created Chambourg-sur-Indre, including eight in the area of trade, transport and other services and one in public administration, education, health, and social action.
• Chambourg-sur-Indre is typically characterized by a proportion of households owning their home being very much higher ( + 31 % ) than the county average; rental housing represents only 21.9 % of primary residences.
• In the field of audiovisual media, both television channels of digital terrestrial television are available to all residents of Chambourg-sur-Indre and relay local information on France 3 Centre and : fr : TV Tours Val de Loire.
• The year 2006 is the only year among those observed where Chambourg-sur-Indre showed a negative accounting income; all other years have seen a positive result even if, since 2008, it is even very slightly below average.