Pantin

Pantin is a cooperative in the northeastern rural areas of Paris, France. It is found 6.4 km from the focal point of Paris. It is a standout amongst the most thickly populated regions in Europe. The city is situated on the edge of Paris and is for the most part framed by a plain crossed by national roadway 2 and 3, the railroad line Paris-Strasbourg and Ourcq waterway. Pantin fringes the Paris inward ring street and is navigated by national courses N2 and N3, just as the Paris-Strasbourg railroad line and the Ourcq channel. The name Pantin was recorded without precedent for 1067 as Pentini, maybe from the Roman patronym pentinus, a variation of Pantaenus or Repentinus, yet this historical background isn't sure. Since the french canton change which became effective in March 2015, Pantin is a piece of the canton of Pantin, which likewise incorporates the cooperative Le Pre-Saint-Gervais.

The present city hall leader of Pantin is Bertrand Kern of the Parti Socialiste. Kern was re-chosen in 2014 for a 3rd 6-year mayoral term. The Center national de la danse is an organization supported by the French ministry of culture. It thinks about move in the entirety of its viewpoints, and is situated in Pantin.

Religion:

• Catholic church

• Islam

• Judaism

• Macedonian Orthodox church

• Changed church