Mareil-Marly

Mareil-Marly is a common French, located in the department of the Yvelines and the area Île-de-France.

Its inhabitants is called the Mareillois . __TOC

Geography

The communes bordering on Mareil-Marly are Saint-Germain-in-Bush hammer in north, Pecq in the North-East, Marly-the-King in south-east, the Pond-the-City in south-west and Fourqueux in the North-West.

The commune is served by two roads of relative importance:

the secondary road 98 which connects it to Saint-Germain-in-Bush hammer in north and Saint-Name-the-Bretèche and Clayes-under-Wood with the sud ;
the secondary road 161 which is used of western limit with the commune of the Pecq and as Marly-the-King and which carries out, towards north, with the Port-Marly and the exchanger Trunk road 13 - secondary road 186 and towards the south, with the Pond-the-City.

In the railway plan, the commune is served since 2004 by a station on the Grande Western belt.

Church Saint-Etienne de Mareil-Marly whose Romance bell-tower dates from the 12th century and whose nave was altered at the 16th century.

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