Rive de Gier

Rive-de-Gier is a collective in the Loire division in focal France. It was an essential focal point of Loire coal mining bowl, glass making and iron and steel fabricate in the 19th century. In the late twentieth century the town lost the greater part of its overwhelming businesses. Rive de Gier 24 km upper east of Saint Etienne, 39 km southwest of Lyon and 11 km from the town of Saint Chamond. In the Celtic and Roman Gaul periods, the town lay on the limit between the Segusiavi and the Allobroges.

The name of Rive-de-Gier is utilized without precedent for the 11th century. Renaud de Forez encompassed the town by dividers and trench amid the rule of Philip II of France 1165-1223. A medical clinic is referenced in 1447. Toward the finish of the 16th century the populace was assessed at somewhere in the range of 1,600 and 1,700 spirits. In 2010, the district had 14,996 inhabitants. A noteworthy number of occupants work in different networks, for example, Lyon.

The town is in the Catholic see of Saint-Etienne, some portion of the Ecclesiastical Province of Lyon. The area of St. Mary Magdalene Gier covers ten cooperatives and has 15 holy places. The cooperative of Rive-de-Gier has two area houses of worship. The Church of Our Lady of Gier, worked in the mid nineteenth century, is enrolled in the stock of verifiable landmarks including its interior. The Evangelical Church of Gier has a position of love in the city. The Muslim Cultural and Socio-social Association has a Muslim supplication room in the Grand-pont neighborhood.