Geographically located in the heart of the tip of the Hague, is our common an administrative point of view, well integrated within the one hand the canton of Beaumont Hague, secondly of the Hague community of communes.
Without jealousy or desires but without lies or truths against the town of Ste Croix Hague does not have the same natural wonders that its illustrious neighbors of the coast.
However, if not beautiful, it is not so pretty.
As rural by excellence, it is a haven in which to wander its paths either on foot, by bike, motorcycle or horse.
Ideally located in the heart of the tip of the Hague, it allows after a short trip to join a nearby beach to suit your mood or those of the wind.
Its midway position between the industrial center of The Hague and the urban area of the city of Cherbourg Octeville, proximity to natural sites or neighboring tourist areas are a very important advantage. You are close to everything but in benefiting from a distance that puts you away for the inconvenience associated with major industrial or urban areas.
Beyond this introduction you will find below briefly presented the key elements that characterize our town in terms of demography, geography and history.
Sainte Croix-Hague parish name is a fairly widespread and common, over 20 to date. The decisive - Hague correspond to the geographic site appears 1264 and soon became official in 1801.
Area : 984 ha
Population density : 84 inhabitants / km².
Height : 60 to 182 m in the locality Camps
Longitude : 1 ° 46 '24' 'W Latitude: 49 ° 38 '19' 'N
Residents : St. croisais (s)
Animation : Spring Festival (May)
1793 |
1800 |
1806 |
1821 |
1831 |
1836 |
1841 |
1846 |
1851 |
1856 |
1861 |
1866 |
542 |
522 |
599 |
797 |
669 |
687 |
655 |
646 |
580 |
516 |
546 |
486 |
1872 |
1876 |
1881 |
1886 |
1891 |
1896 |
1901 |
1906 |
1911 |
1921 |
1926 |
1931 |
455 |
480 |
426 |
419 |
446 |
448 |
420 |
402 |
372 |
358 |
362 |
340 |
1936 |
1946 |
1954 |
1962 |
1968 |
1975 |
1982 |
1999 |
2006 |
2008 |
2011 |
2012 |
352 |
360 |
391 |
332 |
333 |
333 |
477 |
608 |
697 |
724 |
779 |
824 |
Sainte Croix-Hague was the capital of the canton of 1790-1801.
Sainte Croix-Hague Church (XVIII) choir and nave (XVIII) - Bell bulb (1734) - Epitaphs (XVI and XVII) on families Moncel and Ozouville - Saint Nicolas statue (XVII) - canopy (twentieth) Barillet .
Cross Cemetery (XV) rebuilt in 1636 and moved in 2003 - called Way of the Cross Croix Vautier (XVI).
Bacchus was the gathering place for cattle to be taken to the Couville station.
The Ozouville street is named for a younger branch of the family of O (u) zeville near Montebourg one of the oldest Norman families, present alongside William the Conqueror.
Sainte Croix-Hague was throughout the occupation in the prohibited area is released June 28, 1944 by the 60th Regiment of the 9th US Division.
1790 : Absence of sources |
1794-1795 : Jean Hamel |
1795-1797 : Jean Baptiste Le Cerf |
1797-1799 : Jean Yves Delahaye |
1799-1800 : Jean Henry |
1800-1803 : Jean Lecerf |
1803-1808 : Charles Paris |
1808-1815 : Jean François Dalidan |
1815-1825 : Charles Paris |
1825-1830 : Charles Leduc-Delaporte |
1830-1831 : Nicolas Rabasse |
1831-1834 : Jacques Lecarpentier |
1835-1855 : Charles Leduc-Delaporte |
1855-1862 : Bon François Villedieu |
1862-1870 : Jean Etienne Lecarpentier |
1870-1881 : Jean Thomas Paris |
1881-1887 : Auguste Le Duc |
1887-1892 : Félix Le Costey |
1892-1910 : Bernardin Paris |
1910-1920 : Félix Le Costey |
1920-1931 : Edouard Lecarpentier |
1931-1983 : Félix Damourette |
1983-1989 : Françoise Levillayer |
1989-2001 : Thierry Langlois |
2001-2014 : Hubert Hamel |
2014-2016 : Hervé Renet |
2016-2020 : Sébastien Rebours |
Since 2020 : Jean Luc Renouf |