Les Pavillons sous Bois

Les Pavillons-sous-Bois is a cooperative in the eastern rural areas of Paris, France. It is found 12.8 km from the focal point of Paris. The cooperative of Les Pavillons-sous-Bois was made on 3 January 1905 by separating its domain from the collective of Bondy however the primary hints of movement on its region are found around the 17th century. The name of the collective actually signifies "the cabins under wood". The cabins referenced in the name are two watchman lodges, worked of nearby stone around 1770 and restored in 1998, that were situated at the passage of the home having a place with the chateau du Raincy. The wood referenced in the name is the antiquated Bondy Forest which secured the vast majority of the zone toward the upper east of Paris. The city demonstrates different angles.

The Canal of Ourcq, channel worked by Napoleon III to convey more water to Paris, and the national street RN3 comprise since the formation of the city a two fold line of separating between the south zone, devoted to conventional environment and urban exercises, and the north zone, for quite a while underprivileged, increasingly modern, these days in a restoration procedure including new residence regions, sports and relaxation regions along the channel and new open administration structures.