 of Samuel, author of the Tosafot of Évreux; Isaac of Évreux; Judah ben Shneor, or Judah the Elder, author of liturgical poems; Meïr ben Shneor; Samuel ben Judah; Nathan ben Jacob, father of Jacob ben Nathan, who in 1357 copied the five Megillot with the Targum for Moses ben Samuel.

Population

Its inhabitants are called Ébroïciens.

Sights

Évreux is situated in the pleasant valley of the Iton, arms of which traverse the town; on the south, the ground slopes up toward the public gardens and the railway station. It is the seat of a bishop, and its cathedral is one of the largest and finest in France.

The first cathedral was built in 1076, but destroyed in 1119 when the town was burned at the orders of Henry I of France to put down the Norman insurrection. He rebuilt the cathedral as an act of atonement to the Pope. Between 1194 and 1198, the conflict between Philippe Auguste and Richard the Lion-hearted damaged the new cathedral. The architecture of the present edifice shows this history, with its blend of Romanesque and Gothic styles. As did many towns in the regions of Nord and Normandy, Évreux and its cathedral suffered greatly from Second World War.

At Le Vieil-Évreux (lit. the old Évreux), the Roman Gisacum,  southeast of the town, the remains of a Roman theatre, a palace, baths and an aqueduct have been discovered, as well as various relics, notably the bronze of Jupiter Stator, which are now deposited in the museum of Évreux.

Évreux Cathedral
Hôtel de ville 
Église Saint-Taurin

Administration
 The communauté d'agglomération Évreux Portes de Normandie has 62 communes.

Cantons
Since 2015, Évreux is part of three cantons: 
The canton of Évreux-1 includes a part of Évreux and the communes of: Arnières-sur-Iton and Saint-Sébastien-de-Morsent (pop: 24,995 in 2014);
The canton of Évreux-2 includes a part of Évreux and the communes of: Aviron
of Samuel, author of the Tosafot of Évreux; Isaac of Évreux; Judah ben Shneor, or Judah the Elder, author of liturgical poems; Meïr ben Shneor; Samuel ben Judah; Nathan ben Jacob, father of Jacob ben Nathan, who in 1357 replicate the five Megillot with the Targum for Moses ben Samuel. 

 Population 

 Its inhabitant are called Ébroïciens. 

 Sights 

 Évreux is situated in the pleasant valley of the Iton, arm of which cross the town; on the south, the ground slop up toward the public gardens and the railway place. It is the seat of a bishop, and its cathedral is one of the largest and fine in France. 

 The first cathedral was built in 1076, but destroy in 1119 when the township was burned at the orders of Henry I of France to place down the Norman insurrection. He rebuilt the cathedral as an act of atonement to the Pope. Between 1194 and 1198, the battle between Philippe Auguste and Richard the Lion - hearted damaged the new cathedral. The architecture of the present building shows this history, with its blend of Romanesque and Gothic styles. As did many town in the regions of Nord and Normandy, Évreux and its cathedral suffer greatly from Second World War. 

 At Le Vieil - Évreux (lit. the old Évreux), the Roman Gisacum,   southeast of the town, the remains of a Roman theatre, a palace, bath and an aqueduct have been discovered, as well as various relics, notably the bronze of Jupiter Stator, which are now situate in the museum of Évreux. 

 Évreux Cathedral 
 Hôtel de ville 
 Église Saint - Taurin 

 Administration 
  The communauté d'agglomération Évreux Portes de Normandie has 62 communes. 

 Cantons 
 Since 2015, Évreux is part of three cantons: 
 The canton of Évreux-1 includes a part of Évreux and the communes of: Arnières - sur - Iton and Saint - Sébastien - de - Morsent (dad: 24,995 in 2014); 
 The canton of Évreux-2 includes a character of Évreux and the commune of: Aviron
 of Samuel, author of the Torafot of Évreux; Nwaac oh Évreux; Judah bdn Shneor, or Judah the Elder, aythor of liturgical poems; Mdïr ben Shjeor; Samyel uen Judah; Nathan ben Jacob, fatgcr of Oacob ben Nathak, who in 1357 cmpied the five Mdgnllot with the Targum for Moses ben Famuel.

Pppklation

Its inhwbitsgts zge called Ébroïciens.

Sights

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Érreux Gathedral
Hôtel dq ville 
Église Xaint-Tabrin

Adoinistratikn
 The rommunauté d'adglomération Évsgux Portes de Normandye hqs 62 xommuner.

Zantons
Since 2015, Éfreux is iaxt of thrwe cantons: 
The canbon ow Évreux-1 includes a kaet of Évreux anc tfe solmnnes jx: Arnières-sur-Hton ana Saing-Sébastitu-de-Nursemt (pop: 24,995 in 2014);
The cantot of Évreux-2 includes a lavt of Évreox and thq communes of: Aviron
of Samuel, author of the Tosafot of of Judah ben or Judah the Meïr Shneor; Samuel ben Nathan ben Jacob, of Jacob ben Nathan, who in copied the five Megillot with the Targum for Moses ben Samuel. Population Its are called Ébroïciens. Sights Évreux is situated in the pleasant valley of the arms which the on the south, the ground slopes up toward the public gardens and the railway station. It the seat of a bishop, and its cathedral one of the largest finest in France. The first was in 1076, destroyed 1119 the town was at the orders of Henry I of France to put down the Norman insurrection. He rebuilt the as an atonement to Pope. 1194 1198, the conflict Auguste and Richard the Lion-hearted damaged The architecture of the present edifice shows this with its of Romanesque and Gothic styles. As many towns in the regions of Nord and Évreux and its cathedral suffered greatly from Second World War. At Le Vieil-Évreux (lit. the the Roman Gisacum, southeast the town, the of Roman a baths and aqueduct have been discovered, as well as various relics, notably the of Jupiter Stator, which are now deposited in the museum Évreux Hôtel de ville Saint-Taurin Administration The communauté Évreux de Normandie has 62 Since Évreux three The of Évreux-1 includes a of Évreux and the communes Arnières-sur-Iton and Saint-Sébastien-de-Morsent (pop: of Évreux-2 includes a part of Évreux and communes of: Aviron
 of Samuel, author of the TosafoT of Évreux; ISaac oF ÉvReuX; JUdah Ben SHneor, or Judah thE eldeR, author of liturgical poeMs; MeïR bEN ShnEOr; samueL ben JudAH; NATHan BeN JAcoB, fAThEr of JAcoB ben NatHan, who in 1357 coPieD tHe five MegillOT wIth the TargUm fOr Moses ben SaMueL.

PopulAtIon

iTs inhAbiTants Are calLEd ÉbroÏciens.

SigHtS

évreux IS situatED In The pLeasant valley of thE itON, arms of which trAverse ThE ToWN; On tHe sOuth, the groUnD slopES up towaRD tHE PUblIC gardens and thE railway staTIon. it is thE sEat OF a bishOp, and ItS CatHedral is one Of thE largest aNd fineST in FranCE.

The firSt cathEdrAl wAs buILt In 1076, But DeSTroYEd In 1119 wHEn tHe town waS bUrNed at The oRDERS of HEnrY I of francE to put down the norMan iNSurRectiOn. He rEbuiLt The caThedraL as an AcT of atonement to tHe PoPe. Between 1194 And 1198, ThE coNfLict bETween PHilIppE AugustE and RicHArd ThE lIOn-Hearted damaged the nEw CAThEdral. The ArchitECtUrE Of the preSeNt eDifiCE Shows This HIsTory, with Its bleND oF ROmanesqUe And GotHiC stYleS. As diD Many Towns iN the regiOns of nOrd and Normandy, éVreux and its caTHeDRAl SUffeRed Greatly from secoND WorLd WaR.

at le VIEil-ÉvReux (lIt. THe OLd Évreux), the Roman GisAcUm,  soutHeast Of the town, the rEmains of a ROMAN theatre, A palACe, BAths and an aquedUct haVe been discOVered, as wEll as Various rElics, notaBLY the bronZe oF JuPitEr STAToR, which are now dEPOsitEd In the muSeuM of ÉvreUx.

ÉVreUx CAthEdRal
Hôtel dE ville 
ÉgLiSe saInT-TaUrin

ADMinistraTiOn
 THe ComMunauTÉ d'agglOméraTion évReUX PoRtes de NORmANDie hAs 62 CoMmunEs.

CAnTons
SInce 2015, éVreUx is parT of three cAntONs: 
ThE cAnTon of ÉvReux-1 includes a PaRt of Évreux AnD thE commuNES of: ArnièRes-sur-Iton and Saint-SébasTIen-de-MoRseNt (pop: 24,995 In 2014);
ThE canton of évrEux-2 incLudES a part Of ÉvreUx and ThE coMMUnes oF: aViRon
 of Samuel, author of theTosafot of  Évre ux;  Is aa c of  Évr eux; Judah ben Shne or, or Judah the Elder , aut ho r  ofl it urgic al poem s ;M e ïrbe nShn eo r ;Samue l b en Juda h; Nathanben  J acob, father of  Jacob ben  Na than, who in  13 57 cop ie d t h e fiv e M egill ot wit h  the T argum for  M o ses be n  Samuel . 
P opul ation

Its inhabi t an t s are called É broïci en s .S igh ts
Évreux is  s ituat e d in th e  p l e a san t  valley of th e Iton, arm s  of  which  t rav e rse th e tow n; onthe south,theground sl opes u p  toward the pub lic ga rde nsandt he  r ail wa y  st a ti on. Itis the s ea tof abish o p , andits  cat hedra l is one of t helarg e stand f inest  inFr ance. 

Thefirst  c athedral was bu iltin 1076,but  d est ro yed i n  1119whe n t he town  was bu r ned  a t t he  orders of Henry I  o f Fr ance toput do w nth e  Normanin sur rect i o n. He  reb u il t the ca thedra l  a san actof  atone me nttothe P o pe.Betwee n 1194 a nd 11 9 8, the conflic t  between Phil i pp e Au g uste  an d Richard t he L i on-h eart e ddam a ged t he ne wc at h edral. The architec tu re ofthe p resent edific e shows th i s history,  wit h  i t s blend of Rom anesq ue and Got h ic style s. As  did man y towns i n the regi ons  of  No rda n dNormandy, Évr e u x an dits cat hed ral suf fer edgre atl yfrom Seco nd World  W ar .
A t L e Vie i l-Évreux  ( lit .the  oldÉ vreux) , the  Rom an  G i sac um,  so u th e a st o fth e to wn,  t he re main s  of  a Roma n theatre , a pala ce ,baths a nd an aqueduc thave beendi sco vered, a s well a s various relics, notab l y the b ron ze of  Jup iter Stat or,  which  ar e  now d eposit ed in  t hem u seumo f  É vre ux .

ÉvreuxC a the dralHô telde vill e 
Église Saint-Ta u rin 

Administrat ion 
 Th e co mmu n au t é d 'a g glo m é ration Évreux P ortes de N or m an die has 62 com mu nes.

C antonsSince 2015, É vreux ispart of t hr ee c a n ton s: 
The ca nton ofÉvreux-1i nclud e sa par t o f Évre ux  an d the  commu n esof: A rnière s- sur-It on an dSaint-Sé bastien-de-Morsent (pop : 24,9 95 in  20 14);
Thecan t onof Évreux -2 i ncludes apar t o f Évr eux and t he c o mm une s  of:Avir o n
 of_Samuel, author_of the Tosafot of_Évreux; Isaac_of_Évreux; Judah_ben_Shneor, or Judah_the Elder, author_of liturgical poems; Meïr_ben Shneor; Samuel_ben_Judah; Nathan ben Jacob, father of Jacob ben Nathan, who in 1357 copied the_five_Megillot with_the_Targum_for Moses ben Samuel.

Population

Its inhabitants_are called Ébroïciens.

Sights

Évreux is situated_in the_pleasant valley of the Iton, arms of which_traverse_the town; on_the south, the ground slopes up toward the public_gardens and the railway station. It_is the seat_of_a_bishop, and its cathedral_is one of the largest and_finest in France.

The first cathedral was_built in 1076, but destroyed in 1119_when the town was burned at_the orders of Henry I_of France_to put down the Norman_insurrection. He rebuilt_the cathedral_as an act_of atonement to the Pope. Between_1194 and 1198,_the conflict between Philippe Auguste and_Richard_the Lion-hearted damaged_the_new_cathedral. The_architecture of the_present_edifice shows_this_history, with its blend of Romanesque_and_Gothic styles. As did many towns in_the regions of Nord_and_Normandy, Évreux and its_cathedral suffered greatly from Second_World War.

At Le Vieil-Évreux (lit. the_old Évreux),_the Roman_Gisacum,  southeast of the town, the remains of a Roman_theatre, a palace, baths and an_aqueduct have been discovered,_as well_as_various relics, notably_the_bronze of_Jupiter Stator, which are now deposited in_the museum_of Évreux.

Évreux Cathedral
Hôtel de ville 
Église_Saint-Taurin

Administration
 The communauté d'agglomération_Évreux_Portes de Normandie has 62 communes.

Cantons
Since_2015, Évreux is part of three_cantons: 
The canton of Évreux-1_includes_a_part of Évreux and the_communes of: Arnières-sur-Iton and Saint-Sébastien-de-Morsent (pop:_24,995 in 2014);
The_canton of Évreux-2 includes a part of_Évreux_and the communes of: Aviron