In
the beginning, Carnoux-in-Provence was a plain of Provence desert, almost
deprived of drinking water, calcined by the sun. Bought by the repatriates
of Morocco at the towns of Aubagne and Roquefort-the-Bédoule,
it became in a generation the jewel of the east of Marseilles. Hardly
at a few minutes of the Blackcurrant beach, located in the zone known
as “surface of adhesion” of the National park of the Creeks,
it attracts tourists more and more.
he
city extends on 4 kilometers, of is in west, in a now green small valley
thanks to its inhabitants, between two hills dominating Aubagne in north
and Cassis in the south.
Carnussiens, old or new, perfectly used all the surface legally buildable,
which makes of Carnoux a homogeneous whole of buildings of downtown
area, villas with the “Morrocan woman” with a flat roof
in terrace, and villas of Provence with the tiles red.
Despite everything, the green areas are numerous and each inhabitant
puts a point of honor to maintain his garden and his flowers. It is
besides what attracts the eye as soon as one penetrates in the city,
a greenery of Provence, maintained well which equips the main roads.