LongSomme

Long has fewer older residents than Somme’s towns or compared French towns: 19% are 65 or over

The 15-to-24 age group: 9.8%, below both Somme’s towns (12%) and compared French towns (11%). 22% of adults hold a degree. Children under 15 count for 16% of the people here.

Long keeps more of its old housing than Somme or compared French towns: 28% built before 1919

France has no History Grade yet: this card describes, it doesn’t grade.

On the Culture ministry’s list, Long counts 3 historic monuments: 2 classé at the top level of protection and 1 inscrit at the second. Among the classé monuments here is Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste. The oldest protected building goes back to the 16th century.

Only 6.6% of commuters in Long go to work without a car, fewer than in both Somme’s towns and compared French towns

Unemployment stands at 12.0%. Half of residents lived on more than €22,630 a year per consumption unit, near Somme’s towns (€22,835) and lower than compared French towns (€25,970). Per resident in work, Long counts 0.3 jobs (50 jobs, 250 workers).

87.6% of candidates passed the brevet at the two collèges within 5 km, 1.2 points above the expected rate

Primary schools aren’t graded: France doesn’t publish their results by school.

For the general bac, the closest lycée is 7.5 mi away. The nearest collège is 1.9 mi away.

A home in Long sells for €1,033/m², less than in both Somme’s towns and compared French towns

Rents are the ministry’s estimates of advertised rents, not rents actually paid.

The estimated advertised rent is €11.05/m² a month, near Somme’s towns (€11.47/m²) and lower than compared French towns (€12.41/m²). Sales in Long from July 2023 to June 2026: 36 houses and apartments. House rents are put at about €7.68/m² a month.