Valanjou

Valanjou is a common French, located in the department of Maine-et-Loire and the area Pays of the Loire. The common one was created by the fusion of the two transitory communes of Étiau and of Played, before 1794. In 1974, Played-Étiau amalgamated with Gonnord to form the new commune of Valanjou.

Geography

History

The commune of Valanjou was born on January 1st, 1974 of fusion from Played-Étiau (parishes amalgamated at the time of the Révolution) and from Gonnord.

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

Church Saint Martin's day de Joué: The destruction of this church was alas voted in 2007, but an association fights to preserve it despite everything. See Article of the Platform of Art , site of Association valanjevine of safeguard and valorization of the inheritance and report of May 24th, 2007 on TF1.

church St hones gonnord 19th century
SAINT LAURENT church of étiau
vault with played
vault with gonnord
vault of the cemetery
Château of Gonnord

Personalities related to the commune

François Bernier, philosopher and traveller, doctor of the Large Moghol, Aurangzeb.
Monseigneur Grellier

See too

Common of Maine-et-Loire

External bonds

Official site of Valanjou
nonofficial Site of Valanjou
Personal site on Valanjou
Personal site on Valanjou
Valanjou on the site of the national geographical Institute
Valanjou on the site of INSEE
Valanjou on the site of Quid
Localization of Valanjou on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Valanjou on Mapquest
Church Saint Martin's day de Joué. Complete site on this church and its safeguard. Photographs, history.

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