Tonnerre

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commune of France

Tonnerre is a historic commune in the Yonne department of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté in north-central France, known for its medieval heritage and notable residents.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	commune of France →
administrativeStatus	commune →
country	France →
demonym	Tonnerrois → Tonnerroises →
departmentCapital	Auxerre NERFINISHED →
drainageBasin	Seine basin NERFINISHED →
foundingCentury	13th century (as major medieval town) →
governingBody	municipal council of Tonnerre →
hasBuilding	Hôtel-Dieu Notre-Dame des Fontenilles →
hasEconomicActivity	wine production →
hasHeritage	medieval heritage →
hasPopulationRange	between 4000 and 6000 inhabitants in the 21st century →
hasRailConnectionTo	Dijon NERFINISHED → Lyon → Paris →
hasReligiousBuilding	Église Saint-Michel de Tonnerre → Église Saint-Pierre de Tonnerre →
hasTourismType	cultural tourism → heritage tourism →
heritageDesignation	several buildings listed as Monuments historiques →
historicalProvince	Burgundy →
INSEECode	89418 →
knownFor	historic architecture → notable residents →
language	French →
locatedIn	Yonne department → north-central France →
locatedInHistoricalRegion	Burgundy →
locatedInRegion	Bourgogne-Franche-Comté NERFINISHED →
locatedOnTransportRoute	Canal de Bourgogne →
nearWineRegion	Chablis →
notableFeature	Fosse Dionne → Hôtel-Dieu de Tonnerre → Saint-Michel church → Saint-Pierre church → remains of town fortifications →
notableResident	Chevalier d’Éon → Marguerite de Bourgogne NERFINISHED → Pierre Larousse →
partOf	arrondissement of Avallon → canton of Tonnerre →
postalCode	89700 →
regionCapital	Dijon NERFINISHED →
river	Armançon →
timeZone	CET →
timeZoneDST	CEST →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Yonne department →	contains
Émile Bernard →	residence