Canton of Lorquin

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Former
canton of Lorquin
region Lorraine
Department Moselle
Arrondissement Sarrebourg
main place Lorquin
Dissolution date March 29, 2015
Residents 7,081 (Jan 1, 2012)
Population density 34 inhabitants / km²
surface 210.91 km²
Communities 18th
INSEE code 5716

The canton of Lorquin was 2015 a French constituency in the Arrondissement Sarrebourg in the Moselle department and in the region of Lorraine . The main town of the canton was the municipality of Lorquin (Lörchingen). The canton had 6,896 inhabitants (as of 2006) on 210.91 km².

Communities

The canton comprised 18 municipalities:

local community Residents Code postal Code Insee
Abreschviller 1,285 57560 57003
Aspach 36 57790 57034
Fraquelfing 108 57790 57233
Hattigny 160 57790 57302
Heming 458 57830 57314
Hermelange 186 57790 57318
Lafrimbolle 198 57560 57374
Landange 199 57830 57377
Laneuveville-lès-Lorquin 73 57790 57380
Lorquin 1,287 57790 57414
Métairies-Saint-Quirin 259 57560 57461
Neufmoulins 37 57830 57500
Niderhoff 289 57560 57504
Nitting 518 57790 57509
Saint-Quirin 873 57560 57623
Turquestein-Blancrupt 21st 57560 57682
Vasperviller 281 57560 57697
Voyer 402 57560 57734

history

The canton Lorquin (Lörchingen) was established as part of the Sarrebourg district in the Meurthe department as part of the administrative reorganization of revolutionary France in 1789 and 1790, with the communities Abreschviller, Aspach, Barchain, Fraquelfing, Héming, Hermelange, Hertzing, Hesse, Landange, Laneuveville -lès-Lorquin, Lorquin, Neuf-Moulin, Niderhoff, Nitting, Saint-Quirin, Voyer and Xouaxange.

Due to the reorganization of the administration in VIII (1800), the canton of Lörchingen was expanded to include the 10 municipalities of the dissolved canton of Cirey and now comprised 27 municipalities.

In 1821 the community of Nonhigny was reclassified from the canton of Lörchingen to the canton of Blâmont.

The canton was divided by the Peace of Frankfurt : the municipalities of Bertrambois, Cirey-sur-Vezouze, Parux, Petitmont, Saint-Sauveur, Tanconville and Val-et-Châtillon remained with France and formed the restored canton of Cirey from September 1871. The municipality of Raon-lès-Leau was assigned to the canton of Badonviller - albeit without its extensive forests, which fell to the German Empire.

The remaining 18 municipalities now formed the canton until its dissolution in 2014, when the number of cantons was reduced by half due to the change in the electoral procedure for the Conseil départemental . All municipalities in the canton now belong to the new or considerably expanded canton of Phalsbourg .