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Births

Montluçon was the birthplace of: * André Messager (1853-1929), composer * Jehan (born 1957), songwriter * Marx Dormoy (1888-1941), politician * Bernadette Vergnaud (born 1950), French politician and Member of the European Parliament * Roger Walkowiak (born 1927), cyclist, winner of the 1956 Tour de France * Audrey Tautou (born 1978), actress * Jean Val Jean born 1980 * Jules Cluzel (born 1988), motorcycle Grand Prix road racer

Culture

* Musée des Musiques Populaires * Festival mediaval (July) * Carnaval 'Boeuf villé'

Description

Coordinates: 46°20′27″N 2°36′12″E / 46.3408333333°N 2.60333333333°E / 46.3408333333; 2.60333333333 Commune of Montluçon Montluçon is a commune in central France. It is the largest commune in the Allier department, although the department's préfecture is located in the smaller town of Moulins. Its inhabitants are known as Montluçonnais. The town was part of the mediaeval duchy of Bourbon.

External link and reference

* Town council website (in French) * This article incorporates text from the Encyclopædia Britannica, Eleventh Edition, a publication now in the public domain. Abrest Â· Agonges Â· Ainay-le-Château Â· Andelaroche Â· Archignat Â· Arfeuilles Â· Arpheuilles-Saint-Priest Â· Arronnes Â· Aubigny Â· Audes Â· Aurouër Â· Autry-Issards Â· Avermes Â· Avrilly Â· Bagneux Â· Barberier Â· Barrais-Bussolles Â· Bayet Â· Beaulon Â· Beaune-d'Allier Â· Bègues Â· Bellenaves Â· Bellerive-sur-Allier Â· Bert Â· Bessay-sur-Allier Â· Besson Â· Bézenet Â· Billezois Â· Billy Â· Biozat Â· Bizeneuille Â· Blomard Â· Bost Â· Boucé Â· Le Bouchaud Â· Bourbon-l'Archambault Â· Braize Â· Bransat Â· Bresnay Â· Bressolles Â· Le Brethon Â· Le Breuil Â· Broût-Vernet Â· Brugheas Â· Busset Â· Buxières-les-Mines Â· La Celle Â· Cérilly Â· Cesset Â· La Chabanne Â· Chambérat Â· Chamblet Â· Chantelle Â· Chapeau Â· La Chapelaude Â· La Chapelle Â· La Chapelle-aux-Chasses Â· Chappes Â· Chareil-Cintrat Â· Charmeil Â· Charmes Â· Charroux Â· Chassenard Â· Château-sur-Allier Â· Châtel-de-Neuvre Â· Châtel-Montagne Â· Châtelperron Â· Châtelus Â· Châtillon Â· Chavenon Â· Chavroches Â· Chazemais Â· Chemilly Â· Chevagnes Â· Chezelle Â· Chézy Â· Chirat-l'Église Â· Chouvigny Â· Cindré Â· Cognat-Lyonne Â· Colombier Â· Commentry Â· Contigny Â· Cosne-d'Allier Â· Coulandon Â· Coulanges Â· Couleuvre Â· Courçais Â· Coutansouze Â· Couzon Â· Créchy Â· Cressanges Â· Creuzier-le-Neuf Â· Creuzier-le-Vieux Â· Cusset Â· Deneuille-lès-Chantelle Â· Deneuille-les-Mines Â· Désertines Â· Deux-Chaises Â· Diou Â· Domérat Â· Dompierre-sur-Besbre Â· Le Donjon Â· Doyet Â· Droiturier Â· Durdat-Larequille Â· Ébreuil Â· Échassières Â· Escurolles Â· Espinasse-Vozelle Â· Estivareilles Â· Étroussat Â· Ferrières-sur-Sichon Â· La Ferté-Hauterive Â· Fleuriel Â· Fourilles Â· Franchesse Â· Gannat Â· Gannay-sur-Loire Â· Garnat-sur-Engièvre Â· Gennetines Â· Gipcy Â· Givarlais Â· Gouise Â· La Guillermie Â· Hauterive Â· Hérisson Â· Huriel Â· Hyds Â· Isle-et-Bardais Â· Isserpent Â· Jaligny-sur-Besbre Â· Jenzat Â· Laféline Â· Lalizolle Â· Lamaids Â· Langy Â· Lapalisse Â· Laprugne Â· Lavault-Sainte-Anne Â· Lavoine Â· Lenax Â· Lételon Â· Liernolles Â· Lignerolles Â· Limoise Â· Loddes Â· Loriges Â· Louchy-Montfand Â· Louroux-Bourbonnais Â· Louroux-de-Beaune Â· Louroux-de-Bouble Â· Louroux-Hodement Â· Luneau Â· Lurcy-Lévis Â· Lusigny Â· Magnet Â· Maillet Â· Malicorne Â· Marcenat Â· Marcillat-en-Combraille Â· Marigny Â· Mariol Â· Le Mayet-d'École Â· Le Mayet-de-Montagne Â· Mazerier Â· Mazirat Â· Meaulne Â· Meillard Â· Meillers Â· Mercy Â· Mesples Â· Molinet Â· Molles Â· Monestier Â· Monétay-sur-Allier Â· Monétay-sur-Loire Â· Montaiguët-en-Forez Â· Montaigu-le-Blin Â· Montbeugny Â· Montcombroux-les-Mines Â· Monteignet-sur-l'Andelot Â· Le Montet Â· Montilly Â· Montluçon Â· Montmarault Â· Montoldre Â· Montord Â· Montvicq Â· Moulins Â· Murat Â· Nades Â· Nassigny Â· Naves Â· Néris-les-Bains Â· Neuilly-en-Donjon Â· Neuilly-le-Réal Â· Neure Â· Neuvy Â· Nizerolles Â· Noyant-d'Allier Â· Paray-le-Frésil Â· Paray-sous-Briailles Â· Périgny Â· La Petite-Marche Â· Pierrefitte-sur-Loire Â· Le Pin Â· Poëzat Â· Pouzy-Mésangy Â· Prémilhat Â· Quinssaines Â· Reugny Â· Rocles Â· Rongères Â· Ronnet Â· Saint-Angel Â· Saint-Aubin-le-Monial Â· Saint-Bonnet-de-Four Â· Saint-Bonnet-de-Rochefort Â· Saint-Bonnet-Tronçais Â· Saint-Caprais Â· Saint-Christophe Â· Saint-Clément Â· Saint-Désiré Â· Saint-Didier-en-Donjon Â· Saint-Didier-la-Forêt Â· Saint-Éloy-d'Allier Â· Saint-Ennemond Â· Sainte-Thérence Â· Saint-Étienne-de-Vicq Â· Saint-Fargeol Â· Saint-Félix Â· Saint-Genest Â· Saint-Gérand-de-Vaux Â· Saint-Gérand-le-Puy Â· Saint-Germain-de-Salles Â· Saint-Germain-des-Fossés Â· Saint-Hilaire Â· Saint-Léger-sur-Vouzance Â· Saint-Léon Â· Saint-Léopardin-d'Augy Â· Saint-Loup Â· Saint-Marcel-en-Marcillat Â· Saint-Marcel-en-Murat Â· Saint-Martin-des-Lais Â· Saint-Martinien Â· Saint-Menoux Â· Saint-Nicolas-des-Biefs Â· Saint-Palais Â· Saint-Pierre-Laval Â· Saint-Plaisir Â· Saint-Pont Â· Saint-Pourçain-sur-Besbre Â· Saint-Pourçain-sur-Sioule Â· Saint-Priest-d'Andelot Â· Saint-Priest-en-Murat Â· Saint-Prix Â· Saint-Rémy-en-Rollat Â· Saint-Sauvier Â· Saint-Sornin Â· Saint-Victor Â· Saint-Voir Â· Saint-Yorre Â· Saligny-sur-Roudon Â· Sanssat Â· Saulcet Â· Saulzet Â· Sauvagny Â· Sazeret Â· Serbannes Â· Servilly Â· Seuillet Â· Sorbier Â· Souvigny Â· Sussat Â· Target Â· Taxat-Senat Â· Teillet-Argenty Â· Terjat Â· Theneuille Â· Le Theil Â· Thiel-sur-Acolin Â· Thionne Â· Tortezais Â· Toulon-sur-Allier Â· Treban Â· Treignat Â· Treteau Â· Trévol Â· Trézelles Â· Tronget Â· Urçay Â· Ussel-d'Allier Â· Valignat Â· Valigny Â· Vallon-en-Sully Â· Varennes-sur-Allier Â· Varennes-sur-Tèche Â· Vaumas Â· Vaux Â· Veauce Â· Venas Â· Vendat Â· Verneix Â· Le Vernet Â· Le Veurdre Â· Verneuil-en-Bourbonnais Â· Vernusse Â· Vichy Â· Vicq Â· Vieure Â· Le Vilhain Â· Villebret Â· Villefranche-d'Allier Â· Villeneuve-sur-Allier Â· Viplaix Â· Vitray Â· Voussac Â· Ygrande Â· Yzeure

Geography

Montluçon is located in the centre of France, in the north west of the Allier department and Auvergne region, and near the frontier of the Centre and Limousin regions. Montluçon is linked with surrounding regions and towns via 4 main road axes, plus the highway A71 from Orleans to Clermont-Ferrand ; through a railway linking in the North Vierzon then Paris (3-5h). Formerly the canal de Berry linked Montluçon towards the north. Montluçon is 106 km south of Bourges, 340 km from Paris, 95 km from Clermont-Ferrand, 280 km (3h) from Lyon, 150 km (2h) from Limoges and 400 km from the Altantic coast. Montluçon is close to the 'Méridienne Verte' (an architectural project marking the Paris meridian) and to the Greenwich meridian.

History

Montluçon was built in the middle ages. The first mention of a place called Monte Lucii dates from the eleventh century. Guillaume, son of Archambaud IV of Bourbon, built the castle in a defensible position on a small rocky hill on a bend in the Cher River. The town, which formed part of the duchy of Bourbon, was taken by the English in 1171, and by Philip Augustus in 1181; the English were finally driven out in the 14th century. In the 14th century, Louis II de Bourbon re-built the castle and walls. After the XVI Révolution, Montluçon and other Burgundian lands reverte to the French crown in 1529, and Henri IV further improved the defenses. Montluçon became the administrative seat of the area in 1791, then entered the industrial revolution thanks to the presence of coalpits at 12 km in Commentry, the (Canal de Berry in 1830 and the railway in 1864. These transport links allowed the import of ore and export of coal, wood and manufactured goods. The population grew from 5000 inhabitants in 1830 to 50 000 in 1950.

Miscellaneous

Administrations: Montluçon is a sub-prefecture and has courts, a board of trade arbitration, a chamber of commerce and several schools (general public, private, commercial). Sport: * ÉDS Montluçon Twin cities: Montluçon is twinned with Hagen, Germany and Leszno, Poland.

Monuments

* Le château des ducs de Bourbon, dating from the 13th and 14th centuries * Church of Notre-Dame, XVe * Church of Saint-Pierre, XIIe * Church of Saint-Paul, XIXe * Church of Sainte-Thérèse, XXe * Church of Saint-Martin, XXe * Church of Sainte-Jeanne d'Arc, built in 1966 * Temple de l'Eglise Réformée de France, (1888) * Tour des forges (or 'tour fondue'), XIIe siècle * Crown, XIIe * Maison des Douze apôtres du XIIe * Museum of of popular musiques * Town Hall, XIXe * Ancienne chapelle Saint-Louis * Passage du doyenné * Castle la Louvière * Castle de Bien-Assis Canal de Berry: locks, canal bridge

Sights

The upper town, on the right bank of the Cher, consists of steep, narrow, winding streets, and preserves several buildings of the 15th and 16th centuries. The lower town, traversed by the Cher, is the industrial zone. The church of Notre-Dame dates from the fourteenth century, the church of St Pierre partly from the 12th. The town hall, with a library, occupies the site of an old Ursuline convent, and two other convents are used as a college and hospital. Overlooking the town is the castle rebuilt by Louis II, Duke of Bourbon, and taken by Henry IV during the French Wars of Religion; it serves as a barracks.

Transportation

Air Transport There is a small airport 30 km from Montluçon (aéroport de Montluçon Guéret) with flights mainly for Paris, and a smaller aerodrome one in Montluçon itself (aerodrome / airclub). The nearest international airports are at Clermont-Ferrand and Limoges. Road Transport Montluçon is linked to French and European road networks, by three major routes: * the highway A71 from Orleans to Clermont-Ferrand. * the national route to Clermont-Ferrand (E11) and to Bourges/Vierzon * the E62/RN145 joinging Limoges to Moulins Rail Transport Montluçon is served by four main passenger rail lines. * 'Montluçon - Bourges - Vierzon - Paris' (fastest travel time to Paris: 3h08) * 'Montluçon - Gannat - Clermont Ferrand' * 'Montluçon - Gueret - Saint-Sulpice-Laurière - Limoges' (on the Lyon-Bordeaux line) * 'Montluçon - Eygurande-Merlines' (via Ussel)

WWII

During the Second World War, the Germans occupied the Dunlop tyre plant of (even though Montluçon was in the free zone) to exploit the research lab to synthesize rubber, since natural rubber could not be imported by the Nazis. The manufacturing of tyres for Luftwaffe aircraft was also of interest for the Nazis. For this reason, the Allies bombed the site on 12-16 September 1943, as well as part of the nearby town Saint-Victor, causing 36 deaths and injuring more than 250 civilians. Since 1945, traditional industry (blast furnaces and glassware) has declined. Today Montluçon has chemical industries, tyre manufacture (Dunlop), and electronics (Sagem), and more recently a technopole at La Loue was established for high-tech companies.