Pair-et-Grandrupt [SEP] located in the administrative territorial entity
Pair-et-Grandrupt
Pair-et-Grandrupt is a commune in the Vosges department in Grand Est in northeastern France.
The commune takes its name from the two substantial hamlets of Le Pair et Grandrupt.
Geography.
The commune is spread over various little hills and valleys between the fields of the valley (which has its source here at an altitude of 350) meters and the mamillated to the north. The territory of the commune forms a triangle between Neuvillers-sur-Fave to the east,
of people from a wide area along the southern flank of the Ormont Hills. The rapid increase in population Pair-et-Grandrupt that has been underway since the final decades of the twentieth century is giving rise to discussion as to whether the needs of growing numbers of Christian believers in Pair-et-Grandrupt are now sufficiently served by The Church.
History.
The southern slopes of the between the hamlet of Vanifosse and Frapelle have been owned and controlled between a dispersed succession of landlords and protectors, but the ecclesiastical