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History Entrains

Formerly Intaranum. 1st to 4th Century BC Gallo-Roman important religious center and had over 25,000 inhabitants, situated at a crossroads, powerful and prosperous city which stretched over several hundred acres, certainly the largest in the department; found there many vestiges of the Gallo-Roman occupation and especially " Apollo Kifared , "marble statue of 2.50 m at the museum of National Antiquities of St Germain-en-Laye (enter in search Entrains).

prehistoric remains and antiquities such as the bronze statue of" Mercury sat "in the Musée du Louvre, a large number of Roman roads radiating from Entrains including one that linked to Autun through Ouanne Orleans and Auxerre, some of which are also still passable; traces of blocks of houses , a craft area, a major theater in the south of the city, water and a temple as well as abundant furniture (pottery, coins, tools, statuettes, epitaphs), held at the House of Excavations Entrains.

Entrains is classified as "archaeological zoning"

Saint-Cyr-les-Entrains in 1793

Book: Entrains Gallo-Romain Jean-Bernard Devauges by the Archaeological Research Group of Entrains 1988
Book: History of Entrains from ancient times until today by JF BAUDIAU.

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Country:

France Region: Burgundy

Department:
Nièvre
Arrondissement :
Clamecy
Canton :
Varzy
Latitude :
47°27'54" N
Longitude :
03°15'25" E
Population :
988 habitants (1999)
Superficie :
5873 hectares
Altitude :
210 mètres/332 mètres

Commune indépendante et rurale, Entrains-sur-nohain est située à l'extrême nord du département de la Nièvre à 2h20 seulement de Paris, Entrains est une ancienne ville Gallo-Romaine, assise au milieu d’une plaine elle est entourée d’une chaîne de hills (Nohain valley) and vast forests that stretch for miles. The city is open Clamecy east, Cosne-sur-Loire to West, North Auxerre and Nevers South. Surrounded by two rivers, and the Trélon the Nohain from where to throw its source 45 km away in the Loire.

Getting there: From Highway A6 and A77-Bourges-Nevers and take exit No. 22 (Cosne-over-sur-Loire), through the Holy Father D168, Villmoison, Villaine then Ciez:

Soil:

wet clay and limestone