Nesle-Hodeng Demografía Referencias Enlaces externos Menú de navegación49°42′22″N 1°30′14″E / 49.706111111111, 1.503888888888949°42′22″N 1°30′14″E / 49.706111111111, 1.5038888888889[Consultar]Código postal n.º 76270Datos de población para el año 2012INSEEElecciones municipales de 2008

Localidades de Sena Marítimo


comuna francesaAlta NormandíadepartamentoSena Marítimodistrito de Dieppecantón de Neufchâtel-en-Bray












































Nesle-Hodeng

Entidad subnacional

Avenue verte - Ancienne gare de Nesle - Saint Saire.jpg




Nesle-Hodeng ubicada en Francia

Nesle-Hodeng

Nesle-Hodeng





Localización de Nesle-Hodeng en Francia


Map commune FR insee code 76459.png
Ubicación de Nesle-Hodeng

Coordenadas
49°42′22″N 1°30′14″E / 49.706111111111, 1.5038888888889Coordenadas: 49°42′22″N 1°30′14″E / 49.706111111111, 1.5038888888889
Entidad
Comuna de Francia
 • País

Bandera de Francia Francia
 • Región

Alta Normandía
 • Departamento

Sena Marítimo
 • Distrito

distrito de Dieppe
 • Cantón

cantón de Neufchâtel-en-Bray
 • Mancomunidad

Communauté de communes du Pays Neufchâtelois
Superficie
 
 • Total
15.72 km²
Altitud
 
 • Máxima
244 m s. n. m.
 • Mínima
93 m s. n. m.

Población (2015)

 
 • Total
349 hab.
 • Densidad

22,2 hab/km²
Huso horario
CET (UTC +1)
 • en verano

CEST (UTC +2)
Código postal
76270[1]​
Código INSEE
76459[2]​

Nesle-Hodeng es una población y comuna francesa, en la región de Alta Normandía, departamento de Sena Marítimo, en el distrito de Dieppe y cantón de Neufchâtel-en-Bray.



Demografía
















Evolución demográfica de Nesle-Hodeng
196219681975198219901999
521523476410360313

Para los censos de 1962 a 1999 la población legal corresponde a la población sin duplicidades
(Fuente: INSEE [Consultar])


Referencias



  1. ↑ worldpostalcodes.org,
    Código postal n.º 76270 (en francés)



  2. ↑ INSEE, Datos de población para el año 2012 de Nesle-Hodeng (en francés)



Enlaces externos


  • INSEE

  • Elecciones municipales de 2008


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