Toulouse
Toulouse – fransk kommune (commune) – | |||||
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Land | Frankrig | ||||
Region | Occitanie | ||||
Departement | Haute-Garonne | ||||
Arrondissement | Toulouse | ||||
Kanton | Hovedby for 15 cantoner | ||||
Interkommunal enhed | Communauté urbaine du Grand Toulouse | ||||
Borgmester | Jean-Luc Moudenc (fra 2014) | ||||
Geografi | |||||
Koordinater | 43°36′16″N 1°26′38″Ø / 43.60444°N 1.44389°Ø | ||||
Højde (gns) | 146 m | ||||
Areal | 118,30 km² | ||||
Demografi | |||||
Indbyggere | 447.340 | ||||
Befolkningstæthed | 3.781 indb./km² | ||||
Postnummer | 31000, 31100, 31200, 31300, 31400, 31500 | ||||
INSEE-kode | 31555 | ||||
Hjemmeside | www.toulouse.fr | ||||
Kort over kommunen |
Toulouse er en by i Frankrig. Byen kaldes "la ville rose", som betyder "den lyserøde by", fordi mange af dens bygninger er bygget af brændte røde sten. Universitetet blev grundlagt i 1228.
Byen er hovedstaden i regionen Occitanie. Den er central for europæisk flyindustri, da flyfabrikken Airbus har hovedsæde her.
21. september 2001 eksploderede kemifabrikken AZF. Esplosionen blev målt til 3,4 på Richterskalaen.
Uddannelse
Toulouse har tre universiteter (Toulouse Capitole, Toulouse Jean Jaurès, Toulouse III Paul Sabatier) samlet inden for universitetet i Toulouse. Byen har også tre store luftfartsingeniørskoler (ENAC, IPSA, SUPAERO), generelle ingeniørskoler (EPITA, INPT, INSA), en datalogiskole (EPITECH), en økonomiskole (Toulouse School of Economics), en designskole (e-artsup), en kommunikationsskole (ISEG), tre store handelsskoler (TBS, TSM, ISG), en meteorologiskole, en veterinærskole og en statskundskab.
Fødsel i Toulouse
- Louis Aliot (1969-), fransk politiker
Eksterne henvisninger
Kilder
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Map showing France with the ch flag.
Forfatter/Opretter: User:En-bateau (compilation), Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
Images, De haut en bas et de gauche à droite :
- Pont Saint-Pierre de Toulouse : File:Pont_Saint-Pierre2.jpg par Aleske.
- Place du Capitole : File:Capitole_de_Toulouse_en_jardin_3.JPG par Gloumouth1.
- Pont-Neuf de Toulouse : File:Pont-Neuf_de_Toulouse.jpg par 4nitsirk [1]
- Capitole de Toulouse : File:Place_du_Capitole_Toulouse.jpg par chantrybee [2]
- Ariane 5, Cité de l’Espace : File:Ariane 5 at Cite de l'Espace 3.jpg par Mike Peel [www.mikepeel.net]
- Minimes File:Toulouse_Minimes.jpg par AlphaTangoBravo / Adam Baker [3].
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Map data (c) OpenStreetMap contributors, CC-BY-SA • Shape files infrastructure: railway, highways, water: all originally by OpenStreetMap contributors. Status december 2011 *note: shown commune boundaries are from OSM dump May 2012; at that time about 90% complete |
Map commune FR insee code 31555.png
Flag of Occitania
Map showing France with the ch flag.