RaonlÉtape
RaonlÉtape is a commune in the Vosges department in the Grand Est region of northeastern France. It is situated in the Lorraine region, along the banks of the Meurthe River. The town's name is derived from the Celtic word "raon," meaning plain, and "étape," meaning stage or stopping place, suggesting its historical significance as a point of rest for travelers.
Historically, RaonlÉtape was an important center for the wood industry, particularly for the production of charcoal
Today, RaonlÉtape retains some of its industrial heritage while also developing as a residential and service-oriented