Gueugnon

Gueugnon is a French commune, capital of a canton of twenty municipalities, located in the branch of Saone-et-Loire in Burgundy-Franche-Comte area. Its population are referred to as Gueugnonnais. Vieux-Fresne, south of Gueugnon, occupies the flat left bank, typically now not floodable, Arrau. The memory of a Gallo-Roman pastime in Gueugnon become lost till the start of the 19th century. Indeed, it's far necessary to wait fortuitous discoveries in the plain of the Fresno and also with the locations-referred to as Thou , Soulcy and Mercully between 1808 and 1885, in order that this beyond reappears with numerous particles of vases, marbles damaged of all colorings, lead pipes and particularly a huge amount of Roman cash.

Gueugnon is positioned in Saone-et-Loire Crossed by means of Arroux, Gueugnon is at the center of a triangle Lyon, Dijon and Clermont-Ferrand and on the crossroads of 3 natural regions: Morvan, Charolais and Sologne Bourbonnaise. The town of Gueugnon is nestled in the apparent shaped via the valley of the center path of Arroux The Morvan river, which descends from the ponds of Arnay le Duc, crosses the city from north to south.