Montherme | |
meander of the Meuse | |
Information | |
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Region | Great East |
Watercourse | Meuse |
Area | 32,33 km² |
Population | 2 283 hab. () |
Density | 70,62 inhab./km² |
Postal code | 08800 |
Telephone prefix | 33 3 24 |
Spindle | UTC 01:00, UTC 02:00 |
Location | |
![]() 49 ° 53 ′ 6 ″ N 4 ° 44 ′ 20 ″ E | |
Official site | |
Montherme is a town in the department of Ardennes, located in the region Great East, in France.
Understand
To go
By car
Of Charleville-Mezieres, there are two possibilities to reach Monthermé:
- The departmental road D1 (Meuse Valley road) via Nouzonville and Bogny-sur-Meuse. It allows to join Revin, Rocroi, Fumay, Haybes and Givet from the north.
- The departmental road D989 : faster. It also allows you to reach the hamlets of Woieries and Hauts-Buttés, which are part of Monthermé. Hargnies and Vireux-Wallerand are also accessible.
The departmental road D31 (Semoy valley road) allows you to reach the Belgian border, via Les Hautes-Rivières.
By train
- 1 Monthermé station Rue Maurice Louis, Bogny-sur-Meuse (Take the departmental road D1 towards Bogny-sur-Meuse. the station is located on the left at the entrance to this town.) – Monthermé station is located on the territory of the municipality of Bogny-sur-Meuse, on the line Charleville-Mezieres - Givet. Currently, work is taking place on the line. It is prudent to obtain information on the SNCF website.
By bus
- 2 RDTA 46 route de Warnécourt, 08000 Prix-les-Mézières (Several stops are possible, the main one being at the station.),
33 3 24 337777
Between 1 € and 2 €. – Line 13 serves Monthermé: 6 daily round trips to Charleville-Mezieres. The other part of the line serves the towns of the Semoy valley (last stop: Sorendal, on the Franco-Belgian border).
By plane
There is no airport in the Ardennes, the closest in France being Paris-Vatry, about 150 kilometers from Monthermé. In Belgium, Charleroi airport is 100 kilometers away.
Circulate
Strictly speaking, there are no traffic problems in Monthermé. Motorhome owners should however be careful in the rue Pasteur, because it is narrow and is frequently used by trucks.In winter, access to the hamlets of Woiries and Hauts-Buttés (D989) can be complicated by snow and ice. Snow tires are strongly recommended.