Commune in Normandy, France
Saint-Victor-l'Abbaye (French pronunciation: [sɛ̃ viktɔʁ labei] commune in the Seine-Maritime department in the Normandy region in north-western France .
Geography
A farming village situated by the banks of the river Scie in the Pays de Caux , some 20 miles (32 km) south of Dieppe at the junction of the D 57, D 3 and D 929 roads. SNCF railways have a TER station here, connecting with Rouen and Dieppe.
Population
Historical population Year 1793 574 — 1800 582 +0.20% 1806 600 +0.51% 1821 538 −0.72% 1831 637 +1.70% 1836 653 +0.50% 1841 618 −1.10% 1846 581 −1.23% 1851 602 +0.71% 1856 620 +0.59% 1861 620 +0.00% 1866 589 −1.02% 1872 570 −0.55% 1876 540 −1.34% 1881 532 −0.30% 1886 560 +1.03% 1891 526 −1.24% 1896 525 −0.04%
Year 1901 481 −1.74% 1906 502 +0.86% 1911 506 +0.16% 1921 470 −0.74% 1926 502 +1.33% 1931 475 −1.10% 1936 417 −2.57% 1946 458 +0.94% 1954 465 +0.19% 1962 537 +1.82% 1968 558 +0.64% 1975 573 +0.38% 1982 575 +0.05% 1990 569 −0.13% 1999 624 +1.03% 2007 624 +0.00% 2012 737 +3.38% 2017 771 +0.91%
Source: EHESS[ 3] [ 4]
Places of interest
The châteaux of St. Victor and Ménillet.
Traces of a feudal castle .
The church of St. Victor, dating from the thirteenth century.
See also
References
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