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Marne Lavale

A new town with the largest population in France
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synonym Marne Valley (a new town in the French island region) generally referring to Marne Lavalle
Marne la Vall é e Marne Lavale Built in the 1960s, it is a new town with the largest population in France. Located in the capital of France Paris To the east of the city, on the south bank of the Man River. The urban area is east-west with a length of more than 20 kilometers, spanning 93, 94 and 77 provinces of the island of France. The urban area is divided into four parts: Porte de Paris, Val Maubu é e, Val de Bussy and Val d&# 39; Europe. The population density decreases from west to east. The Marne Valley is an important economic development zone and education center in France, where dozens of large enterprises and universities gather [1] Disneyland Park It is also in the Marne Valley.
Chinese name
Man River Valley New Town
Foreign name
Marne la Vallée
Alias
New Town of France
Administrative Region Category
New town across administrative regions
Region
French Island Region
geographical position
Paris Basin, France
Area
171.24k㎡
Government residence
5 Pierre Carle Noisiel Avenue
Area Code
(+33)0164
Postal Code
77400, 93160, 94350, etc
climatic conditions
Temperate marine climate
population size
295128 (2011)
Famous scenic spot
Disneyland
train station
Chessy Railway Station in Marne Valley
License plate code
77、93、94
Dialect
French - Parisian
Resident name
Marnovallien

administrative division

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Location of the Marne Valley
The Marne la Vall é e is the largest new city across administrative regions in France. The city is located in the east of Paris, along the Man River The south bank is east-west. Starting from Noisy le Grand in Seine Saint Denis in the west and ending at Magny Hongre in Seine Man in the east, it is about 25km long from east to west and 7km wide from north to south on average.
The new town of Man Valley is divided into four parts. From west to east, there are Porte de Paris, Val Maubu é e, Val de Bussy and Val d'Europe.
The whole new town of Marne Valley consists of 26 streets in three provinces. The following is the list of streets included in the New Town of Man River Valley (data deadline: the end of 2014. Chinese name is unofficial translation)
List of streets included in the new town of Marne Valley<br>
street
Chinese name
Province
City circle
the measure of area
(k㎡)
population
Noisy-le-Grand
Novillgrand
(93 provinces)
Paris Gate
(Porte de Paris)
twelve point nine five
sixty-two thousand nine hundred and seventy
Villiers-sur-Marne
MAN VILLER
(94 provinces)
four point three three
twenty-seven thousand two hundred and twenty-two
Bry-sur-Marne
MAN BRI
three point three five
fifteen thousand nine hundred and eighty-seven
Champs-sur-Marne
Ma Entian
(77 provinces)
Mobwe Valley
(Val Maubuée)
seven point three five
twenty-four thousand four hundred and ninety-nine
Croissy-Beaubourg
Kwasi Meibao
eleven point six three
one thousand nine hundred and eighty-eight
Émerainville
Amelan City
five point four six
seven thousand two hundred and fifty-three
Lognes
Lonnie
three point three seven
fourteen thousand four hundred and ten
Noisiel
Nuwahil
four point three five
fifteen thousand seven hundred and eighty-six
Torcy
Torcy
six
twenty-two thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
Bussy-Saint-Georges
Bushi St. George
Marne et
Gondoire
thirteen point three nine
twenty-five thousand one hundred and thirty-five
Bussy-Saint-Martin
Busch Saint Martin
two point six four
seven hundred and twenty-six
Chanteloup-en-Brie
Bree sings wolf
three point one seven
two thousand four hundred and three
Collégien
junior school student
four point two seven
three thousand and ninety-nine
Conches-sur-Gondoire
Kong Shi Gongduoer
one point five two
one thousand seven hundred and thirty-five
Gouvernes
Gu Weier
two point seven two
one thousand one hundred and one
Guermantes
Galcante
one point two six
one thousand two hundred and seventeen
Jossigny
Zhou Xini
nine point six two
six hundred and thirty-two
Lagny-sur-Marne
MAN LANNY
five point seven two
twenty thousand three hundred and six
Montévrain
Montefran
five point four five
eight thousand nine hundred and fifty
Saint-Thibault-des-Vignes
Saint Terber
four point seven zero
six thousand two hundred and fifty-nine
Bailly-Romainvilliers
Bayi Romanville
European Valley
(Val d'Europe)
eight point zero one
six thousand eight hundred and eighty-four
Chessy
Xie Xi
five point seven four
four thousand three hundred and fifty-five
Coupvray
Cufre
eight point zero nine
two thousand six hundred and fifty-six
Magny-le-Hongre
Mani Hunger
four point six six
six thousand five hundred and eighty
Serris
Seli
five point six five
seven thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
Ferrière en Brie
Brie Feuerre
Brie Boisée
six point seven five
two thousand two hundred and forty-three
Villeneuve-le-Comte
Earl of New Town
nineteen point zero nine
one thousand seven hundred and ninety-one

Geography

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Topography and vegetation

River Marne
The new town of the Marne Valley is located in the hinterland of the Paris Basin, with flat terrain. Surrounded by forests: For ê t Dominiale d'Armanvillier in the south; On the east side is Bois de Montguillon; The north side is Bois des Bouleaux; To the west is Bois de Vincennes [1]

hydrology

The new town of the Marne Valley is located on the left bank of the lower reaches of the Marne Valley. Because of its flat terrain, several lakes have been formed on both sides of the Marne Valley, the largest of which is Vaire sur Marne Lake.

climate

The climate conditions in the Marne Valley are similar to those in Paris. However, there is a slight difference. Due to the influence of the Marne River and surrounding forests, the air humidity in the Marne Valley is higher than that in the downtown of Paris.

Development history

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  • In 1964, R é gion Î le de France re divided the provinces, and the original Seine (75 provinces), Seine Marne (77 provinces) and Seine Watts (78 provinces) were reorganized, forming the existing seven provinces of 75, 77, 78, 91, 92, 93 and 94.
  • 1965: The French government began to plan to build five new cities around the downtown of Paris to solve the urbanization problem caused by the excessive concentration of urban population, while the new city on the east side is the Marne la Vall é e
  • August 17, 1972: l 'é tabletization public d'am é nagement de Marne la Vall é e (Epamarne for short) was officially established.
  • 1977: Paris Large Block Railway Line A (RER A) was built to Noisy le Grand and extended to Torcy in 1980
  • 1983: Val Maubu é e Guild The organization was officially established.
  • March 24, 1987: The original Epamarne was divided into Epafrance Management Bureau to manage the fourth district.
  • On July 8, 1987, the Portes de la Brie Association was established (note: Brimen was renamed Val d'Europe in 2001).
  • March 31, 1992: RER Line A officially extends the Disneyland to be built
  • April 12, 1992: Disneyland Park Official opening.
  • May 19, 1994: LGV interconnection Est was completed and opened to traffic, and Gare de Marne la Vall é e - Chessy station was set up in the Marne Valley. The station is located next to Disneyland, and can be transferred to the RER A line at the same station.
  • In 1999: Paris Regional Express Line E (RER E) to Villiers sur Marne - Le Plessis Tr é vise
  • In 2003: RER E line was completed
  • 2006: The new vice provincial capital (sous pr é scene, equivalent to a prefecture level administrative unit) was officially established in Torcy.
  • 2011: Villeneuve le Comte, a new town, joined the European Valley and became part of the Marne Valley.

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Noisy le Grand Picasso Theater
The establishment of the new town in the Marne Valley has effectively alleviated the population pressure in the urban area of Paris, and also made the whole Paris region show a trend of multipolar development. More enterprises and universities are stationed here, making the new town of the Marne Valley a Silicon Valley in Paris and a case of other development zones in France [1]

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Strictly speaking, the Marne Valley is not a city, because it is not a complete and unified administrative region. It has no mayor, no town hall, no badge or an official logo. The lack of administrative power makes each province run its own affairs, and also makes the development of the whole new town uncoordinated. Many people lack a sense of identity with the so-called "city". Even local residents rarely introduce themselves as Marne Valley people.

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highway

Noisy le Grand ≮ Disneyland: total length 20km
Noisy le Grand ≮ Paris Lyon Railway Station: total length: 10km
The French national trunk highways A4, A104 and A140 all pass through the Marne Valley.

Railway

Chessy Railway Station in Marne Valley
Gare de Marne la Vall é e, built in 1994, is located in the east of the new town of the Marne Valley, French high-speed railway interconnection east line Upper, in Chessy Town, adjacent to Disneyland , is one of the important transfer stations in France. Depart from this station and can be connected separately Southeast Line of French High Speed Railway (LGV Sud Est), French high-speed railway east (LGV Est), French high-speed railway north (LGV Nord) and French high-speed railway Atlantic line (LGV Atlantisque), the average travel speed is more than 250Km/h. Passengers can transfer from the same station to any direction in France without entering the downtown of Paris TGV The purpose of. In addition, in the station, you can transfer to Line A of the Paris Large Block Railway to the center of Paris, and there is a large bus station outside. You can go to Meaux, Meron Provine Equidistant [2]
Gare de Marne la Vall é e Chessy Train Timetable
Departure Station
Terminus
Main cities
Model
Approximate operating frequency
Marne Valley
Chessy
Marseille St Charles
leon Airport Avignon TGV two , Ax TGV three
Ouigo
About 2 times a day
Montpellier St Roch
Lyon Valence TGV four Nim
1-2 times a day
Northern Cities
Lyon Nim
TGV
About 3 times a day
Marseille St Charles
leon Ax TGV three
About 6 times a day
Bordeaux St Jean
Maxi TGV five Tours east six Poitiers Angoulem
About 5 times a day
Maxi TGV five , Le Mans, Anger
About 4 times a day
Maxi TGV five Le Mans Laval
About 3 times a day
Lyon Avignon TGV two , Marseille
10:11
Maxi TGV five Le Mans Ryan
13:03
Lyon Toulon Les Arcs Draguignan、 Cannes Antibu
14:11
18:11
Le Croisic
Le Mans Anger Nantes Saint Nazaire 、Le Pouliguen
19:01
Le Mans Laval Ryan , Lei Dong Wane 、Auray、 Lorient
Orleans north seven Vierzong Satoru Dungeons Limoges
19:18
Montbard、 Dijon Besancon TGV eight Belfort TGV nine
20:11
leon Perrache
Luxor TGV ten
21:30
Southern Cities
Western Cities
Lille Flandre
Charles De Gaulle Airport eleven Arras Douai (Some cars don't stop)
About 15 trips a day
Lille Europe
Charles De Gaulle Airport Picardi TGV twelve (Some cars don't stop)
Charles de Gaulle Airport Lille Europe
About 5 times a day
Strasbourg
Champagne Arden TGV thirteen Lorraine TGV fourteen
St Jean, Bordeaux
Champagne Arden TGV thirteen Merz TGV fifteen Lorraine TGV fourteen
19:45
*The approximate operation frequency mainly refers to the operation from Monday to Friday, and many trains will be out of service on weekends and holidays [2]
one lyon airport Station, i.e French High Speed Railway St. Ecchupery Station (Gare de Saint Exup é ryTGV), located in the east of Lyon city, can transfer to TGV in the direction of Milan and Grenoble in the station, and can take tram or bus directly to the city outside the station.
two Avignon TGV, namely Avignon High Speed Railway Station (Gare d'Avignon TGV), located about 6km south of Avignon City, the capital of 84 provinces, can also take short distance trains to Avignon City, Cavaillon Arles Etc.
three Ax TGV, namely Aix high-speed railway station in Provence (Gare d'Aix en Provence TGV), located at Provence Alps Blue Coast In the west of the region, there are buses to this station Ex. Provence Urban area and Marseille International Airport.
four Valens TGV, namely French high-speed railway Valence station (Gare de Valence TGV), located in the east of Valence, the capital of 26 provinces, can be transferred to Valence Urban area Gap Grenoble You can also take the bus at this station to the provincial capital of 07 Priva (Privas)。
Marne Valley Railway Station
five Gare de Massy TGV (Gare de Massy TGV) is located in the southwest of Paris, in Massy City, 91 provinces, on the Atlantic line of the French high-speed railway. You can transfer to the bus to Orly Airport outside the station.
six Tuer East Station, the full name of Gare de Saint Pierre des Corps, is located in Tours About 4km east of the urban area, you can take it to the station Bulua Orleans Vierzong Caen Le Mans For trains in other directions, you can take bus No.5 or No.16 to the downtown outside the station.
seven Orleans North Station, whose full name is Gare des Aubrais Orl é ans, is located about 3 kilometers north of the urban area of Orleans. You can take it to the station Menglusong Bourges , Tours Toulouse For trains in other directions, you can take tram line A or No. 7 bus to the urban area outside the station.
eight Besancon TGV, whose full name is Gare de Besan ç on Franche Comt é TGV, is French high-speed railway Rhine Longhe line A station on, located in the capital of 25 provinces Besancon In the north of the urban area, you can transfer to the train to the urban area of Besancon at the same station. There are buses to this station Vosul
nine Belfort TGV, full name Belfort- Monbelial TGV (Gare de Belfort Montb é liard TGV), is French high-speed railway Rhine Longhe line A station on the at Franch Contai Region There is bus connection near Monval Town in 90 provinces Belfort and Monbelial Downtown.
ten Gare du Creusot TGV is located on the southeast line of French high-speed railway, within 71 provinces of Burgundy region. You can transfer outside the station to Roanne Salon on Thorne Buses in the direction of Autun, etc
eleven Charles De Gaulle Airport Station, full name Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport Station 2 (Gare d'A é roport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV), located in the northeast of Paris, at the junction of 77 and 95 provinces (Vaz Valley) in the island region of France, Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport Below the second terminal, it is seamlessly connected with the airport waiting hall.
twelve Gare de TGV Haute Picardie is a station on the north line of French high-speed railway, which is located at the intersection of A1 and A29 expressways in the east of 80 provinces in Picardi region. There are buses to this station Amiens and San cantan
thirteen Gare de Champagne Ardenne TGV (Gare de Champagne Ardenne TGV) is a station on the east line of the French high-speed railway, located in the south of Lance, the largest city in 51 provinces. You can transfer to Lance Shaleville Mezier Champagne Salon There are also trams at the station that can connect with the urban area of Reims.
fourteen Gare de Lorraine TGV (Gare de Lorraine TGV) is a station on the east line of French high-speed railway, located in Louvigny town in the south of 57 provinces in Lorraine region. There are buses to this station Mace and Nanxi
fifteen Gare de Meuse TGV (Gare de Meuse TGV) is a station on the east line of French high-speed railway, located in the middle of 55 provinces in Lorraine region. You can transfer buses outside the station Baledic Verdun Equidistant [2]

transit

Bus in Marne Valley
16 way: European Valley Station (Serris - Val d'Europe RER A) Pontcarré Ozoir la Ferri è re express railway station Chevry Cossigny ↔ Brie Comte Robert Lieusaint Moissy Express Railway Station ↔ Lieusaint
Route 17: Marne Valley Chessy RER A Mouroux ↔ Coulommiers Cité Scolaire Coulomiers Railway Station La Ferté Gaucher
18 routes: Meron train station Saint Jean's Square, Meron Lieusaint Moissy ↔ Pontault Combault Lognes Express Railway Station Torcy Express Railway Station European Valley Station Mocheng Railway Station
Route 50: Marne Valley Xiexi Station Touquin ↔ Vaudoy Jouy le Châtel Chenoise ↔ Provine train station
Route 69: European Valley Station Nanteuil les Meaux ≮ M é dith è que Mocheng Bus Station
Operation of Senna Marne Public Transport Company via online route
In addition, Routes 106, 110, 206, 207, 210, 306, 308, 310, N33 and N130 of RATP also pass through the Marne Valley [3]

rail transit

Paris Large Block Railway Line A (RER A) is the first high-speed railway built in Paris. The line crosses the east-west direction of Paris and has several branches on both sides. Among them, A4 branch connects Chessy high-speed railway station in the Manon River Valley and crosses the whole new town in the Manon River Valley.
The following is the time of the first and last train of RER Line A (Monday to Friday), which runs every 5-15 minutes on average. The departure interval on weekends and holidays will be increased. The stations in bold are those in the Marne Valley Passengers who go to the direction of St Germain en La ï e or transfer to the subway and other RER lines in the city can transfer at the stations in downtown Paris. (Data deadline: the end of 2014) [4]
Train Timetable of Paris Regional Express Line A (RER A) (A4 branch)<br>
UBOS
TEDI
UPIR
YVAN
Train number
OVET
OPPE
QURE
OPUS
First bus
last bus
Station name
Number of regional rings
First bus
last bus
-
5:13
0:15
0:20
Marne la ValléeChessy
(Marne Valley - Shashi)
five
6:01
-
1:15
-
-
5:15
0:17
0:22
5:58
-
1:12
-
-
5:20
0:22
0:27
Bussy St Georges
5:53
-
1:08
-
5:09
5:24
0:26
0:31
Torcy
5:50
5:57
1:05
1:20
5:11
5:26
0:28
0:33
5:47
5:54
1:02
1:17
5:13
5:28
0:30
0:35
Noisiel
5:45
5:52
1:00
1:15
5:16
5:31
0:33
0:38
Noisy Champs
four
5:42
5:49
0:57
1:12
5:19
5:34
0:35
0:40
Noisy le Grand Mont d'Est
5:39
5:46
0:55
1:10
5:21
5:36
0:38
0:43
Bry sur Marne
5:37
5:44
0:52
1:07
5:23
5:38
0:40
0:45
Neuilly Plaisance
three
5:35
5:42
0:50
1:05
5:26
5:41
0:43
0:48
Val de Fontenay
5:32
5:39
0:48
1:02
5:30
5:45
0:47
0:52
Vincennes
two
5:28
5:35
0:43
0:57
5:34
5:49
0:50
0:55
one
5:25
5:32
0:40
0:54
5:36
5:51
0:53
0:58
5:22
5:29
0:38
0:53
5:40
5:55
0:56
1:01
Chatelet les Halles
5:19
5:26
0:35
0:50
5:42
5:57
0:58
1:04
Auber
5:16
5:23
0:32
0:47
5:45
6:00
1:01
1:07
Charles de GaulleÉtoile
5:13
5:20
0:29
0:44
5:50
6:05
1:06
1:11
three
5:09
5:16
0:25
0:40
5:52
6:07
1:09
1:13
Nanterre Préfecture
5:07
5:14
0:23
0:38
5:56
6:11
1:13
-
Houilles Carrière sur Seine
four
-
5:08
0:18
0:32
6:00
6:15
1:16
-
Sartrouville
-
5:05
0:15
0:29
6:02
6:17
1:18
-
Maison Laffitte
-
5:03
0:13
0:27
6:08
-
1:24
-
Achère Ville
five
-
4:57
-
0:21
6:11
-
1:27
-
Conflans fin d'Oise
-
4:54
-
0:18
6:14
-
1:30
-
Neuville Université
-
4:51
-
0:15
6:17
-
1:34
-
Saige Préfecture
-
4:47
-
0:11
6:21
-
1:38
-
St Christophe
-
4:44
-
0:07
6:24
-
1:41
-
Saige Le Haut
-
4:41
-
0:05
-
6:21
-
-
Achères Grand Cormier
-
-
0:09
-
-
6:25
-
-
Poissy
-
-
0:05
-
Except line A, Paris Regional Express Line E The Paris suburban railway line P also passes through the Marne Valley, and has four stations, Les Yvris Noisy le Grand, Chelle Gounay, Vaires Torcy, and Lagny Thorigny. Can go to Paris East Station , Provine, Meaux, etc [5]

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At the junction of Champ sur Marne and Noisy le Grand in the north of the Marne River Valley, there is the largest concentration park of higher education in France - Campus Descartes, known as the French education Silicon Valley. Many famous universities in France and even the world are located in the university city:
Emblem of French National Road and Bridge Institute
University of Marne Lavare L'University é Paris Est Marne la Vall é e (UPEM for short), founded in 1991, is one of the public universities in France [6] It governs 7 departments (UFR) and 5 independent colleges (instituts)
National Road and Bridge School (Ecole nationale des Ponts et Chauss é es, or ENPC for short), the first engineering college in the world, is also one of the top five universities in France.
National School of Geographic Sciences (L'e cole nationale des sciences g é geographies (ENSG for short) [7] , established in 1941, directly under the French National Geological Survey (IGN)
National higher cities and regional architecture schools (L'e cole nationale sup é rieure d'architecture de la ville et des territories à Marne la Vall é e, referred to as ENSA VT) [8]
National School of Business Administration (L'e cole sup é rieure de management en alternation (EMSA for short)

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Disneyland Park
Disneyland Park (Disneyland de Paris) [9] , located in Xiexi Town in the east of the Marne Valley, adjacent to Chessy Railway Station in the Marne Valley. Is the only one in Europe Disneyland
Base de pliin air et de loisirs de Vaires Torcy, covering 350 hectares, was established in 1980. It is located on the north side of Torcy in the new town of the Marne Valley and on the south bank of the Marne River. The park is one of the twelve leisure parks in the whole French island region. The park has Vaires sur Marne Lake and several sports facilities.