The integration of villages in Paris

Administration

Borough Hall

The mayor of the ^18th arrondissement is Daniel Vaillant (PS) since 1995 (except 18 March 2001 to 10 March 2003 , a period when he was replaced by Annick Lepetit to meet the non-cumulation of a ministerial and executive Local established by Lionel Jospin before the 2001 municipal elections ).

Advisers Paris 18 ^th arrondissement

The advisors of Paris elected in the ^18th arrondissement are 14 in number:

• 8 from the Socialist Party, Daniel Vaillant , Myriam El Khomri , Bertrand Delanoe , Claudine Bouygues, Jean-Pierre Caffet, Didier Guillot, Frederique Anne Le Start and Pigeon
• 2 of the Green Party (Sylvain Garel and Danielle Fournier)
• 1 of the Communist Party (Ian Brossat)
• 1 of the Radical Left Party (Laurence Goldgrab)
• 2 of the UMP (Roxane descort and Pierre-Yves Bournazel).

Deputy Mayor of Paris, elected the 18 ^th District

The Deputy Mayor of Paris, elected the 18 ^th District are 3 in number:

• Myriam El Khomri is responsible for prevention and security,
• Didier Guillot is responsible for student life,
• Anne Le Start is responsible for water, sanitation and Channel Management

Members

MPs elected in the ^18th, There are 3, all the socialist party. Daniel Vaillant , Annick Lepetit , Christophe Caresche

Demographics

In 2011, the borough had a population of 197,173 inhabitants on 601 hectares, or 32 807 inhabitants / km ^2, as the population census conducted in 2008. The ^18th district is the third arrondissement of Paris, in terms of population, after the ^15th and ^20th. With growth of 3%, the ^18th recorded the strongest growth, with the 19 ^th, 20 ^th and ² nd Districts.

Facade of City Hall, 18 ^th District

Population by district

• Population of Large-Area Careers (area? hectares)

• Population of the district de Clignancourt (area? hectares)

• Population of the neighborhood of La Goutte d'Or (area? hectares)

• Population of the district's Chapel (area? hectares)

Geography

Administrative Districts

1. Quarter-Great Careers ^(69th district of Paris)
2. Quartier de Clignancourt ^(70th district of Paris)
3. Quartier de la Goutte-d'Or (71 ^th district of Paris)
4. Quartier de la Chapelle (72 ^th district of Paris)

Routes of 18 ^th District

Major streets and roads

• Rue des Abbesses
• Boulevard Barbs
• Rue Caulaincourt
• Boulevard de Clichy
• Street Damrmont
• Rue Lamarck
• Rue Lepic
• Street Marcadet
• Rue des Martyrs
• Rue du Mont-Cenis
• Street Ordener
• Boulevard Ornano

Projects and Developments

Buildings and facilities

Buildings and remarkable places

• The Place du Tertre
• The Moulin Rouge
• The Moulin de la Galette
• Le Cabaret du Lapin Agile
• The market in La Chapelle
• The Quartier Pigalle
• The Metro station Abbesses
• The St. Vincent Cemetery
• The Calvary Cemetery
• The Montmartre Cemetery

Hospitals

• Hospital Bretonneau
• Bichat Hospital

Schools and universities

Places of worship

The Sacred Heart of Montmartre

• Catholic churches:
  • Basilica of the Sacred Heart
  • Church of St. Pierre de Montmartre
  • Church of St. Jean de Montmartre
  • Church of St. Bernard de la Chapelle
  • Notre-Dame de Clignancourt
  • Church of St. Denys de la Chapelle , adjoins the basilica of Saint Joan of Arc.
  • Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
  • Church of St. Helena
  • glise Sainte-Genevive des Grandes Careers
• Protestant churches
  • Popular evangelical church in the Green House, 127 rue Marcadet
  • St. Paul Lutheran Church of Montmartre, 90 Boulevard Barbs
  • Tabernacle Church, 163bis rue Belliard
• Serbian Orthodox Church
  • St. Sava Church
• Synagogues:
  • 13 rue Sainte-Isaure
  • 2 rue Tristan Tzara
  • 42 rue des Saules
• Mosques:
  • Street Polonceau
  • Street Myrha

Sports Complex

Green areas

Economy and tourism

Culture

Museums

• Montmartre museum
• Dal
• Halle Saint-Pierre

Exhibition halls

• Bal, showroom created by the 6 impasse of Defense, near the Place de Clichy. The room is for exhibitions for the representation of reality in all its forms, from photography to new media.
  The hall is open September 18, 2010.

Cinema

• Path Wepler
• Studio 28

Theatre

• Theatre Workshop
• Cinema 13 Theatre
• Theatre des Abbesses
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• The Divan du Monde , 75 rue des Martyrs
• Three Donkeys , 64 Boulevard de Clichy
• The Northern Star , 16 rue Georgette Agutte
• Sudden Theatre , 14 bis rue Sainte-Isaure
• Theatre de la Manufacture des Abbesses , 7 rue Vron
• Theater Ten hours , 36 Boulevard de Clichy
• Thtre de la Reine Blanche , 2 bis passage Ruelle
• The Boater Foot of Butte, 62 Boulevard Rochechouart
• Le Trianon , 80 Boulevard Rochechouart
• Washhouse Modern Paris, 35 rue Leon
• Thtre Montmartre Galabru, 4 Rue de l'Arme-d'Orient
• Theatre of the Two Donkeys , 100 Boulevard de Clichy

Arts

The harvest festival of Montmartre

Famous People

Famous people born in the borough

Famous people linked to the Borough

• Dalida lived Orchampt street , not far from the place Dalida which now bears his name.
• Jeanne Bohec resistant, former deputy mayor of the borough.
• Jacques Prevert lived at 6 bis Cit Vron, just steps from the Moulin Rouge
• Philippe Guguen , a professor of literature at the college-high school Notre Dame de France and author indicates in his novel "Children do not go early in paradise" take the subway every morning to Marcadet-Poissonnires to get to his travail.Il certainly live at Barbes.
• The rapper Lefa , collective Sexion Assault.

Transit

The borough is served by the south line 2 of the Paris metro , which goes around the north of the city and is air eastward from Barbs-Rochechouart and crosses the right-of-two stations SNCF by Long viaducts. North, one of the bus lines of the Little Belt runs through the boulevards of Paris.

Three lines of the Paris Metro pass through the district in the south-north direction:

• ( Barbs - Rochechouart , Chateau Rouge , Marcadet - Poissonniers , Simplon and Porte de Clignancourt ).
• ( Pigalle , Abbesses , Lamarck - Caulaincourt , Jules Joffrin , Marcadet - Poissonniers , Marx Dormoy and Porte de la Chapelle ).
• ( Place de Clichy , La Fourche , Guy Mquet and Porte de Saint-Ouen.

The district is near the Gare Saint-Lazare and Gare du Nord. This district is also traversed in the east by railroad tracks and rail yards that lead to the stations in the North and East. These railway corridors isolate the area of the Chapel of the rest of the borough.

See also

Related articles

• Montmartre
• List of waterways of the 18th arrondissement of Paris
• List of historical monuments of the 18th arrondissement of Paris

External Links

• Website of the mayor of the ^18th arrondissement of Paris
• Map of the ^18th arrondissement (neighborhood plan. 700 x 455 pix, 62 kb, gif)

References

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