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Bordeos

Bordeaux
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Bordeos en Francia

Bordeos

Bordeos




País
Francia Francia
RexiónNova Aquitania
DepartamentoXironda
DepartamentoDistrito de Bordeos
Xeografía
Altitude1-42 msnm
Superficie1.057 km²
Demografía
Poboación252 040 hab. (2016)
Densidade790 hab/km²
XentilicioBordelés
Outros datos
Código postal33000, 33100, 33200, 33300, 33800
AlcaldeNicolas Florian
Páxina oficial de Bordeos

Bordeos[1] (en occitano: Bordèu; en francés: Bordeaux) é unha cidade do suroeste de Francia, capital da rexión de Nova Aquitania e do departamento da Xironda. Está cruzada polo río Garona. O seu xentilicio en lingua galega é bordelés/-esa, e burdigalense/-a.[2]


É un porto accesible para os barcos de altura. Pero os máis atracan augas abaixo do Gironde, principalmente en Verdon. Posúe a derradeira ponte da embocadura do Gironda, a ponte de Aquitania. Máis alá, o Garona, e despois o Gironde, non son franqueables máis que por algúns barcos.




Índice





  • 1 Urbanismo


  • 2 Historia


  • 3 Administración


  • 4 Monumentos


  • 5 Educación


  • 6 Cidades irmás e socias

    • 6.1 Cidades irmás


    • 6.2 Cidades socias



  • 7 Notas


  • 8 Véxase tamén

    • 8.1 Ligazóns externas





Urbanismo |


Bordeos é unha cidade na que o desenvolvemento precoz conduciu rapidamente á urbanización completa do territorio municipal, e tamén ó crecemento nos barrios dos arredores, dende o comezo do século XX, como demostra a evolución do número de habitantes.


Tras un período de rápido despoboamento e de importantes traballos de renovación dos barrios máis antigos, a poboación da cidade estabilizouse. Ó mesmo tempo, a aglomeración desenvolveuse a un ritmo rápido, debido a unha forte urbanización. Isto está moi ligado ó feito de que a tipoloxía das construcións da aglomeración bordelesa excede raramente dous, ás veces tres andares, nos arrabaldes.


Despois de abandonado un proxecto de metro automático, Bordeos dotouse dunha especie de tranvía, inaugurado o 21 de decembro de 2003.



Historia |


Bordeos foi fundada no século III aC co nome de Burdigala polos Bituriges Vivisci (literalmente "biturixes desprazados"), que eran un pobo galo da rexión de Bourges. O primeiro emprazamento situouse na embocadura do Devèze, un afluente do Garona, próximo ó Gironde.


Nesa época actuou como un emporium, un tipo de vila de comerciantes, controlando as rotas do estaño e do chumbo entre os portos galos do río Loira e a república romana. Despois da ocupación romana, Burdigala desenvolveuse e acabou por se converter na cidade máis opulenta da Galia. No século II quitoulle a Saintes (daquela Mediolanum Santonum) o título de capital administrativa da provincia de Aquitania.


Do século XII ao século XV a cidade é un feudo dos reis de Inglaterra. O século XVIII é a súa época dourada, co florecente comercio coas Antillas. As suntuosas mansións costeiras son desa época. Durante a primeira guerra mundial, estando París ameazado polo avance dos exércitos alemáns, o goberno francés reprégase en Bordeos. Fixo mesmo de capital en 1940, antes da derrota.



Administración |


Dende 1966, Bordeos é a sede da Comunidade Urbana de Bordeos, que comprende 27 concellos: Ambarès-et-Lagrave, Ambès, Artigues-près-Bordeaux, Bassens, Bègles, Blanquefort, Bordeos, Bouliac, Le Bouscat, Bruges, Carbon-Blanc, Cenon, Eysines, Floirac, Gradignan, Le Haillan, Lormont, Mérignac, Parempuyre, Pessac, Saint-Aubin-de-Médoc, Saint-Louis-de-Montferrand, Saint-Médard-en-Jalles, Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, Le Taillan-Médoc, Talence, Villenave-d'Ornon.




Rúa dos irmáns Bonie




Place de la Bourse




Igrexa de Saint Pierre


Bordeos está dividido en 8 cantóns:


  • O 1º cantón conta 24.453 habitantes,

  • O 2º cantón conta 23.855 habitantes;

  • O 3º cantón conta 31.634 habitantes;

  • O 4º cantón conta 30.994 habitantes;

  • O 5º cantón conta 25.184 habitantes;

  • O 6º cantón conta 27.302 habitantes;

  • O 7º cantón conta 12.993 habitantes;

  • O 8º cantón conta 38.948 habitantes.


Monumentos |


A cidade está clasificada como Patrimonio da Humanidade grazas ao seu conxunto escultórico e arquitectónico.


  • Monumento ós xirondinos e á República.

  • Grand Théâtre.

  • Ponte de Pedra.

  • Catedral de Santo André.

  • Palacio Rohan, onde está a casa do concello.

  • Praza das Quinquonces, segunda praza máis grande de Francia (despois da praza da Concordia en París).

  • Palacio Gallien, derradeiro vestixio da época galo-romana.

  • Porta Cailhau, unha das portas da antiga muralla medieval.

  • La Grosse Cloche, segunda porta restante da antiga muralla medieval.

  • Torre Pey Berland.


Educación |


  • Université Bordeaux I


Cidades irmás e socias |



Cidades irmás |



  • Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Bristol (1947)


  • Flag of Peru.svg Lima (1957)


  • Flag of Canada.svg Quebec (1962)


  • Alemaña Múnic (1964)


  • Flag of the United States.svg Os Ánxeles (1968)


  • Flag of Portugal.svg Porto (1978)


  • Flag of Japan.svg Fukuoka (1982)


  • España Madrid (1984)


  • Flag of Israel.svg Ashdod (1984)


  • Flag of Azerbaijan.svg Bakú (1985)


  • Flag of Morocco.svg Casablanca (1988)


  • Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Wuhan (1998)


  • Alxeria Orán (2003)


Cidades socias |



  • Flag of Russia.svg San Petersburgo (1992)


  • Polonia Cracovia (1993)


Notas |




  1. ↑ Definicións no Dicionario da Real Academia Galega e no Portal das Palabras para bordelés.


  2. ↑ Bordelés[Ligazón morta] en Digalego.



Véxase tamén |





Ligazóns externas |



  • Páxina web de Bordeos (en francés)

  • Páxina da Comunidade Urbana




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