Roc-a-Pic

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Roc-a-Pic

Logo of Roc-a-pic Coat of arms of Fort Bayart
Motto: De Dieu, je verai valoir
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Country	Tientsin-Fort Bayart SAR
Region	Tientsin-Isle
Mayor	Wen Zao
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Urban Population	15 000
Metro Name	{{{Tientsin Isle}}}
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Metro Population	2.500.000
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Postal Code	989-003
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Roc-a-Pic is a city located on the island of Tienstin, and part of the Tientsin Isle district. The city is crossed by the Boulevard Lafayette.

Contents 1 History 2 Culture 3 France Expo 4 Dugommier Conference Centet 4.1 Transportation

History

Roc-a-pic has been the first summer location for the French. During the XIXth, many villas has been built and some hostel, like L'Hotel Laperouse. During the WWII, Roc-à-Pic has been bombed, and just a few buildings remained. In the 60s, by the will of the French President, George Pompidou, Roc-à-Pic has been rebuilt around France Expo.

Culture

France Expo

Dugommier Conference Centet

Transportation

TIT

Althought the TIT (Tientsin Isle Transport) network is mainly centered on Fort Bayart. Some lines deserved Roc-a-Pic