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The population of Plessis-Grohan is 914, down -3.28% from the 2010 census. The median household income is $76,393 and the poverty rate is 0.00%. The median rent in Plessis City is - a month and the median house value is $118,800. The median age in Plessis is 27.6 years for both males and females.
The city is home to a small but vibrant French town, Le Plessis-Robinson. The population is over 21,000, and the town's historic buildings date back to the 9th century. It's located six kilometres south of Paris, near international airports and features a new town center, which retains the city's green areas. Famous residents of Plessis-Robinson include Colbert and Pierre de Montesquiou d'Artagnan. In the 1840s, tree restaurants sprung up around the country. Sundays, in particular, were associated with dining and dancing in these places.
In 1897, the city's main commercial district, Adderley Street, became the country's economic hub, with over 70 peaks above 300 meters. In 1910, Britain created the Union of South Africa, uniting the Cape Colony and the defeated Boer Republics. In 1966, the Cape Colony was incorporated into the Republic of South Africa. By 1936, the city was overtaken by Johannesburg.