Arrondissement of Metz

The arrondissement of Metz is an arrondissement of France in the Moselle department in the Grand Est region.It has 139 communes.[2] Its population is 352,594 (2021), and its area is 1,088.7 km2 (420.3 sq mi).[3] The communes of the arrondissement of Metz are:[2] The arrondissement of Metz was created in 1800 and disbanded in 1871 (ceded to Germany).[4] The arrondissement of Metz was restored in January 2015 by the merger of the former arrondissements of Metz-Campagne and Metz-Ville.
ArrondissementFranceRegionGrand EstDepartmentMosellecommunesPrefectureINSEE codeLorraineMediomatriciGallia BelgicaLotharingiaDuchy of LorraineDuchy of BarThree BishopricsLorraine and BarroisGerman Empire Lorraine departmentThird Reich Lorraine departmentLorraine regionSymbolPeopleLorrainLorraine FranconianLow AlemannicRoman CatholicismDiocese of MetzImmediately subjectHoly SeeDiocese of NancyDiocese of Saint-DiéDiocese of VerdunProtestantismUnion of Protestant Churches of Alsace and LorraineLutheranismProtestant Church of the Augsburg Confession of Alsace and LorraineCalvinismReformed Church of Alsace and LorraineUnited Protestant Church of FranceJewishconsistoriesLocal law in Alsace-MoselleConcordat in Alsace-MoselleMeurthe-et-MoselleCapitalArrondissement of LunévilleArrondissement of NancyArrondissement of ToulArrondissement of Val-de-BrieyBar-le-DucArrondissement of Bar-le-DucArrondissement of CommercyArrondissement of VerdunLothringenArrondissement of Forbach-Boulay-MoselleArrondissement of Sarrebourg-Château-SalinsArrondissement of SarregueminesArrondissement of ThionvilleVosgesÉpinalArrondissement of ÉpinalArrondissement of NeufchâteauArrondissement of Saint-DiéConstituencyPolitics of FrancePolitics of GermanyPolitics of the European UnionAmanvillersAmnévilleAncervilleAncy-DornotAntillyArgancyArs-LaquenexyArs-sur-MoselleAy-sur-MoselleLe Ban-Saint-MartinBazoncourtBéchyBronvauxBurtoncourtChailly-lès-EnneryChanvilleCharleville-sous-BoisCharly-OradourChâtel-Saint-GermainCheminotChériseyChesnyChieullesCoincyCoin-lès-CuvryCoin-sur-SeilleColligny-MaizeryCorny-sur-MoselleCourcelles-ChaussyCourcelles-sur-NiedEnneryLes ÉtangsFaillyFèvesFleuryFlévyFlocourtFovilleGlatignyGravelotteHagondangeHauconcourtJouy-aux-ArchesLaquenexyLiéhonLongeville-lès-MetzLorry-lès-MetzLorry-MardignyLouvignyMaizeroyMaizières-lès-MetzMalroyMarange-SilvangeMarieullesMarsillyLa MaxeMécleuvesMoncheuxMontigny-lès-MetzMontois-la-MontagneMoulins-lès-MetzNoissevilleNorroy-le-VeneurNouillyNovéant-sur-MoselleOgy-Montoy-FlanvillePagny-lès-GoinPeltrePierrevillersPlappevillePlesnoisPommérieuxRombasPontoyPouillyPournoy-la-ChétivePournoy-la-GrasseRavilleRémillyRetonfeyRezonville-VionvilleRoncourtRozérieullesSailly-AchâtelSainte-BarbeSainte-Marie-aux-ChênesSainte-RuffineSaint-HubertSaint-Julien-lès-MetzSaint-JureSaint-Privat-la-MontagneSanry-lès-VigySanry-sur-NiedSaulnyScy-ChazellesSecourtSemécourtServigny-lès-RavilleServigny-lès-Sainte-BarbeSillegnySilly-en-SaulnoisSilly-sur-NiedSolgneSorbeyTalangeThimonvilleTragnyTrémeryVantouxVernévilleVillers-StoncourtVulmontWoippyceded to GermanyMetz-CampagneMetz-VilleThe National Institute of Statistics and Economic StudiesArrondissementsForbach-Boulay-MoselleSarrebourg-Château-SalinsSarregueminesThionville