Clichy sous Bois

Clichy-sous-Bois is a collective in the eastern rural areas of Paris, France. By far most of its populace is comprised of African legacy, and the BBC depicted it as a standout amongst France most famous worker banlieues. It is in this city that the 2005 mobs began. Clichy-sous-Bois isn't served by any motorway, real street, or railroad and along these lines stays a standout amongst the most disengaged of the inward rural areas of Paris. The forested areas are remainders of the Bondy wood. The cooperative is 15 kilometers from focal Paris. The name of Clichy-sous-Bois originates from Roman Cleppius, 7th century Clippiacum superius, 12th century Clichiacum.

Stone apparatuses from the Neolithic have been found here. Clichy en Aulnois had a place with the masters of Livry in the early middle ages. Subject to the knights templar in the13th century, Clichy in this way go into ownership of the knights hospitaller request. Until the 16th century, it was a chasing resort of the French rulers. In the 18th century, it had a place with the Duc d'Orleans. In 1820, the town had around 150 occupants. Starting at 2007 the joblessness rate was around 20%. It was near half in the lodging homes characterized by the Economist as "the worst."