Sevran, Administrative commune in Seine-Saint-Denis, France.
Sevran is a commune in Seine-Saint-Denis, roughly 18 kilometers northeast of Paris in the wider metropolitan area. It covers about 7.3 square kilometers and includes several residential neighborhoods, public facilities, and business zones.
The commune was part of Seine-et-Oise until 1968 when it became part of the newly formed Seine-Saint-Denis. During the 20th century, population grew significantly from a few hundred to more than fifty thousand.
The tree-lined paths and open lawns of the public gardens attract families who come to walk and relax on weekends. These green spaces reflect a local effort to create quiet zones within the residential blocks.
Two stations on RER line B link Sevran to central Paris and surrounding suburbs. Regular train service makes commuting straightforward during morning and evening hours.
Sevran hosts a music school offering instruction in different disciplines and holding regular student performances. This facility acts as a meeting point for young musicians and dancers from the area.
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