Toulouse

Toulouse
– fransk kommune (commune) –
Kommunevåben for Toulouse
Kommunevåben for ToulouseToulouses placering i Frankrig
Rådhuset i Toulouse
Rådhuset i Toulouse
LandFrankrig Frankrig
RegionOccitanie Occitanie
DepartementHaute-Garonne  Haute-Garonne
ArrondissementToulouse
KantonHovedby for 15 cantoner
Interkommunal enhedCommunauté urbaine du Grand Toulouse
BorgmesterJean-Luc Moudenc (fra 2014)
Geografi
Koordinater43°36′16″N 1°26′38″Ø / 43.60444°N 1.44389°Ø / 43.60444; 1.44389
Højde (gns)146 m
Areal118,30 km²
Demografi
Indbyggere447.340
Befolkningstæthed3.781 indb./km²
Postnummer31000, 31100, 31200, 31300, 31400, 31500
INSEE-kode31555
Hjemmesidewww.toulouse.fr
Kort over kommunen
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

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• Shape files infrastructure: railway, highways, water: all originally by OpenStreetMap contributors. Status december 2011
• Label and Insee code commune: from Geofla (note that commune boundaries are also available under free license at geofla, but not near acceptable quality due to extreme simplification!)
• Data for exact commune* and department boundaries: derived via osm download geofabrik.de and osm2pgsql, OpenStreetMap contributors.
• Data for landuse: OSM / Corine land cover, 2006 ([1])
• Mentioned sources combined and exported for each commune using a script by Michiel1972

*note: shown commune boundaries are from OSM dump May 2012; at that time about 90% complete

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