Ribmon

Ribmon
	Commune
Ribmon
	Ribemont
	Emblem
A country	France
Region	Aux de france
The Department	Ena
Canton	Ribmon
The mayor	Michelle Potle ( RL ) ; 2014-2020
History and Geography
Square	26.91 km²
Timezone	UTC + 1 , in summer UTC + 2
Population
Population	1 968 people ( 2014 )
Density	73 people / km²
Digital identifiers
Postcode	02240
INSEE Code	02648
Other
Awards
	ribemont.fr (fr.)

not to be confused with Ribmon-sur-Ancré - a commune in the Somme department.

Ribmont ( French Ribemont ) - a commune in the north of France , the region of Hautes-de-France , department of Haines , district of Saint-Quentin , the center of the eponymous canton . Located 17 km southeast of Saint-Quentin and 33 km northwest of Lahn , 8 km from the A26 England motorway. The Oise River flows through the commune.

Population ( 2014 ) - 1 968 people.

Content

History

In Ribmon, between 880 and 1179, two peace treaties were concluded.

Attractions

Former Abbey of Saint Nicolas de Pres
Church of St. Peter and Paul
Chapel Saint Germain

Economics

The unemployment rate ( 2014 ) is 18.9% (France as a whole - 13.5%, Aisnes department - 17.8%).
The average annual income per person, euro ( 2013 ) - 17 199 (France as a whole - 20 185, the department of En - 18 300).

Administration

Since 2001, Ribmon’s administration has been led by former socialist Michel Potelet, member of the Board of the Department of En from Ribant canton. In the 2014 municipal elections, he was the only candidate for mayor.

Demographics

Population dynamics, people

Twin Cities

Lengede , Germany

Famous Natives

Francois Blondel (1618–1686), mathematician, academician and politician
Nicolas de Condorcet (1743-1794), architect, engineer and diplomat, brigadier general, one of the greatest theorists of classicism
Louis Saint-Hilaire (1766-1809), military leader, division general, Earl of Saint-Hilaire and the Empire, participant in the revolutionary and Napoleonic wars