Cutting
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48° 50′ 58″ N 6° 50′ 07″ E / 48.8494, 6.8353
Cutting (Kuttingen en allemand) est une commune française, située dans le département de la Moselle et la région Lorraine.
Géographie
Histoire
- Cuttingosvilla" à l'époque gallo-romaine.
- Dépendait de l'ancienne abbaye de Wissembourg au VIIIe siècle
Toponymie
1328: Villa de Kuctinga, 1476: Kuttanges, 1801: Kutting
Administration
Liste des maires successifs
| Période |
Identité |
Étiquette |
Qualité |
| mars 1983 |
mars 2001 |
Roland Petitjean |
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| mars 2001 |
|
Charles Trompette |
PS |
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| Toutes les données ne sont pas encore connues. |
Démographie
Lieux et monuments
- Ancien canal des salines.
- Cimetière militaire 1914/18.
Édifice religieux
Personnalités liées à la commune
Voir aussi
Jumelages
Puylaroque (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Notes et références
Liens externes
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