Seine-Saint-Denis map

What you need to know about the Seine-Saint-Denis department ?

We will present to you here the department 93, a department that is an integral part of the Ile-de-France region and is close to the Paris metropolitan area, towards the northeast.

The Seine-Saint-Denis department is a department dating from 1968, this department has a prefecture which is also its administrative center, and this city is called Bobigny. Its sub-prefectures are called Le Raincy and Saint-Denis.

Furthermore, when discussing the demographics of the department, the Séquano-Dionysiens or inhabitants of the 93 department number 1,685,663, and their density is 7,143 inhabitants per km². The reason for this is the department’s surface area of 236 km². Administratively, the 93 department is divided into 3 arrondissements, 12 legislative constituencies, 21 cantons, 4 inter-municipal cooperation structures (including the Greater Paris Metropolis), and finally 40 communes.

Which departments neighbor the Seine-Saint-Denis department?

This location of the Seine-Saint-Denis department to the north of Paris means its neighboring departments are the Hauts-de-Seine department, the Val-d’Oise department, Paris, the Seine-et-Marne department, and the Val-de-Marne department.

What is the climate like in the Seine-Saint-Denis department?

When talking about the Seine-Saint-Denis department, its climate is somewhat similar to the climate of Paris. The fact is also that this department 93 is a kind of department that, like throughout the Ile-de-France region, has a climate that is a sort of degraded oceanic climate.

This climate is strongly influenced by the ocean and this oceanic climate is more pronounced than the continental climate. Thus, generally, the summer periods show fairly cool climates in this department, with temperatures rising to around 18°C on average.

On the other hand, the winter periods would be milder, with an average temperature of 6°C. This period will also show precipitation amounts that are almost constant throughout all seasons. Moreover, the amount of rain will be 647 mm per year in the coastal areas.

The fact is that also because the department is close to the Paris metropolitan area, temperatures rise a bit, around 1 to 2°C depending on climatic conditions. This temperature difference will be mainly felt because the temperature difference is 11°C and the coldest month is January with an average of 4.7°C. Then the hottest months are July and August with temperatures reaching 20°C.

What are the most important cities in the Seine-Saint-Denis department?

We have compiled for you the 10 best cities in the Seine-Saint-Denis department, these are the 10 most visited tourist cities

• Bobigny
• Saint-Denis
• Noisy-le-Grand
• Neuilly-Plaisance
• Drancy
• Les Pavillons-Sous-Bois
• Villemomble
• Saint-Queen
• Montreuil
• Epinay-sur-Seine
• Aubervilliers

What are the largest communes in the Seine-Saint-Denis department?

To establish this ranking, we referred to the area of the communes in the Seine-Saint-Denis department, so here are the 10 largest communes of 93:

• Tremblay-en-France
• Aulnay-sous-Bois
• Noisy-le-Grand
• Saint-Denis
• Villepinte
• Montreuil
• Le Blanc-Mesnil
• Drancy
• La Courneuve
• Livry-Gargan