Talk:Tévenon

History
History[edit] The region best known as "Pied-de-la-Côte" was previously made up of 4 different municipalities: Villars-Burquin, Vaugondry,Romairon, and Fontanezier. Villars-Burquin became an independent municipality only 167 years before being merged with the other 3 municipalities. Before being an independent municipality, Villars-Burquin was part of another municipality, and then became its own municipality in 1844. Vaugondry was part of the lordship of Grandson,but has existed on its own since 1730. However, the land had only been distributed since 1844. Romairon is believed to have ties to the Roman times, but the municipality itself, is mentioned for the first time in 1403. The oldest of the municipalities, is Fontanezier. It is believed to have origins from the 15th century. [4] On the 27 of September 2009, a merger agreement was accepted by the voting parties, and the 4 municipalities were to be merged on the 1 July, 2011.[5] One of the main reasons of the high demand for the fusion of the municipalities to happen, was the fact that in the small municipalities, it was hard to find people interested in politics and in the public life of others, and willing to act on these interests. The construction of a church in Villars-Burquin in 1897 and the creation of a parish grouping together the 4 municipalities, were various ways in which the population of the small region was brought together. In 1910, a group called "Le Cercle des Amis du Pied-de-la-Côte" was founded, again, to bring together the population to create a community and a friendship between the municipalities.[6] It is because of these small efforts to create a bond within the region of "Pied-de-la-Côte", that 75% of the population of the 4 municipalities voted, and agreed to the merging of the 4 municipalities.

Transport and Mobility

Villars-Burquin is situated on the cantonal road Grandson - Mauborget  - Sainte-Croix, while Vaugondry and Fontanezier can be reached with the roads coming respectively from Champagne and Bonvillars. Romairon can attained be the road from Fontanezier

Weather
During the coldest months, even the lowest parts of Tévenon get some snow. But, in the spring, the temperatures rise and in the summer, the temperature in Tévenon is usually only 3 to 4 degrees lower than the temperatures in the main land.

The yearly average of the temperature in Tévenon in the year of 2014 was 12°C. In the winter, the temperatures tended stay at 0°C or just below 0°C. During the summer, the temperatures weren't very high. In the earlier months of summer, the temperatures of Tévenon were just above 0°C,but got up to 9°C in the hottest months of the year.

Religion
Roman Catholic Fontaneizer : 4 or 5.7% Romairon : 4 or 10.8% Vaugondry : 3 or 7.9% Villars-Burquin :92 or 18.3%

Swiss Reformed Church Fontaneizer : 51 or 72.9% Romairon : 32 or 86.5% Vaugondry : 21 or 55.3% Villars-Burquin : 267 or 53.0%

Orthodox Church : Fontaneizer : 1 or 1.43% Romairon :0 Vaugondry :0 Villars-Burquin : 1

Islamic Fontaneizer : 1 or 1.43% Romairon :0 Vaugondry :0 Villars-Burquin : 5 or 0.99%

No church/atheist/ agnostic Fontaneizer : 12 or 17.14% Romairon : 1 or 2.70% Vaugondry : 11 or 28.95% Villars-Burquin :98 or 19.44%

Buddhist Fontaneizer :0 Romairon :0 Vaugondry : 1 Villars-Burquin : 4

Another Church Fontaneizer :0 Romairon :0 Vaugondry : 11 or 28.95% Villars-Burquin : 32 or 6.35%

No answer Fontaneizer : 1 or 1.43% Romairon : 0 Vaugondry : 1 or 2.63% Villars-Burquin : 21 or 4.17%

TEVENON: Roman Catholic Church: 15.3% Swiss Reformed Church: 55.1% Orthodox Church: 0.3% Islamic: 0.8% Buddhist:0.7% Other Church: 6.3% No Church/atheist/agnostic:18.1% No answer: 3.4%

— Preceding unsigned comment added by Alicepenpen (talk • contribs) 13:16, 30 January 2015 (UTC)

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