Pont-Audemer is a commune and a canton of the département of Eure, in the Haute-Normandie région of Normandy, in France. The commune is situated on the Risle between the Roumois and the Lieuvin. Until 1926, it was the seat of a sous-préfecture.

The commune was spared substantial damage to its historic buildings during the Battle of Normandy. Nowadays the half-timbered buildings and the canals running between them are a tourist attraction. The church of Saint-Ouen is noted for its Renaissaince stained glass.

Its coat of arms is a four arch bridge over a river argent in chief azure three fleur-de-lis or.

Data

• Postal code: 27500
• INSEE code: 27467
• Population: 8,981 (1999)
• Area: 9.35 km²
• Density 960.53/km²

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Communes

Here are 14 communes of the canton of Pont-Audemer:

• Campigny (803)
• Colletot (110)
• Corneville-sur-Risle (1,170)
• Fourmetot (552)
• Les Préaux (417)
• Manneville-sur-Risle (1,028)
• Pont-Audemer (8,981)
• Saint-Germain-Village (1,528)
• Saint-Mards-de-Blacarville (756)
• Saint-Symphorien (322)
• Selles (396)
• Tourville-sur-Pont-Audemer (554)
• Toutainville (1,013)
• Triqueville (281)

External link

• Newspaper: http://www.ifrance.com/Vevenews/Eveil/leveil.html - L'Eveil de Pont-Audemer