Aubergenville

The field of Garenne which extends close to the river was in the beginning a vast flanked middle-class house of an important farmer.

The destiny of Aubergenville was marked by the French Revolution by law of 2 November 1789, which removes the monastic orders and declares property national all the goods of the clergy.

In 1780, the construction of the royal road between Mantes and Saint-Germain introduced the first and strongest lines to other villages, towns and cities.

The removal of certain grounds to the profit of roads pushed the inhabitants to find a solution to reduce the damage.

The barges could bring weighty materials, and later the motorway of the west was born and allowed faster connections with the head office of Boulogne-Billancourt.

The colossal size of the Renault factory and the brief history which precedes made it possible to appreciate the extent of the repercussions which appear on the territory.

Aubergenville Villes jumelées (town twinnings)