Coueron

Coueron is a collective in the Loire-Atlantique division in western France. It is a piece of the memorable French Brittany. Coueron is one of the 24 collectives of the Nantes Metropole. Coueron is found 10 miles west of Nantes, on the North bank of the French longest stream, the Loire. The town is circumscribed by the towns of Sautron and Vigneux-de-Bretagne toward the north; Saint-Etienne-de-Montluc toward the west; Indre toward the east; Le Pellerin and Saint-Jean-de-Boiseau toward the south. It is one of the 19 towns of the agglomeration of Nantes, in this way it is a piece of the Nantes Metropole eighth most crowded crosswise over France and the "espace urbain" of Nantes-Saint-Nazaire.

Coueron is a standout amongst the most cosmopolitan towns of Loire-Atlantique. This is for the most part because of an imperative Polish people group that moved in the mid 1930s, and the nearness of numerous individuals of Spanish lineage that fled the common war in Spain. The most recent registration information demonstrate that the town has 18,591 occupants 2010, what makes Coueron the 6th most crowded city of Loire-Atlantique. In addition, the populace is to increment quickly and to pass the 20,000 occupants mark on account of a huge venture of private development. The number of inhabitants in Coueron is more youthful than the national normal.