Urban Community of Bordeaux

Urban Community of Bordeaux
Communauté urbaine de Bordeaux
Country France
Region Aquitaine
Department Gironde
No. of communes 27
Established January 1, 1968
Seat Bordeaux
Government
 – President Vincent Feltesse (PS)
Area
 – Total 55,188 km2 (21,308.2 sq mi)
Population (1999 census)
 – Total 659,998
(32.6% in the city of Bordeaux)
 – Density 1,196/km2 (3,097.6/sq mi)
Budget € 852 million (2004)¹
Website www.bordeaux-metropole.com
¹ After compensatory transfer of local tax euros to the communes of the Urban Community.

The Urban Community of Bordeaux (French: Communauté urbaine de Bordeaux), also known by its French initials CUB, is the intercommunal structure gathering the city of Bordeaux (France) and some of its suburbs.

The Urban Community of Bordeaux encompasses only the center of the metropolitan area of Bordeaux (see infobox at Bordeaux article for the metropolitan area). Communes further away from the center of the metropolitan area have formed their own intercommunal structures, such as:

  • Community of Communes of Montesquieu (Communauté de communes de Montesquieu): 30,883 inhabitants
  • Community of Communes of Cestas - Canéjan (Communauté de communes Cestas - Canéjan): 22,041 inhabitants
  • Community of Communes of the Saint-Loubès Area (Communauté de communes du secteur de Saint-Loubès): 21,366 inhabitants
  • etc.

History

UCB was created in 1966 by the law of 31 December on urban communities which instituted the urban communities of Strasbourg, Lille, Lyon et Bordeaux. The urban community was called Bordeaux Métropole starting 1 January 1968 but abandoned that name for the CUB in the 2000s.

Communes

The 27 communes of the Urban Community are:

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