Formerly a small town located on Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia main road from Nice to capital Turin, it is located on the left bank of the Paillon river. It has been French since 1860.

With the impressive development of the Nice metropolitan area, La Trinité became a working-class, industrial suburb of the city, about 10 km (6.2 mi) from the center.

The city is known for the Laghet sanctuary.

Historical population

Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1838 1,393 —     1848 1,424 +0.22% 1858 1,451 +0.19% 1861 1,459 +0.18% 1866 1,468 +0.12% 1872 1,349 −1.40% 1876 1,235 −2.18% 1881 1,250 +0.24% 1886 1,301 +0.80% 1891 1,443 +2.09% 1896 1,282 −2.34% 1901 1,338 +0.86% 1906 1,419 +1.18% 1911 1,664 +3.24% 1921 1,404 −1.68%	Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1926 2,625 +13.33% 1931 2,875 +1.84% 1936 2,941 +0.45% 1946 2,589 −1.27% 1954 3,102 +2.29% 1962 3,625 +1.97% 1968 4,787 +4.74% 1975 7,068 +5.72% 1982 8,279 +2.28% 1990 10,197 +2.64% 1999 10,046 −0.17% 2007 10,336 +0.36% 2012 10,085 −0.49% 2017 10,017 −0.14%
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Source: EHESS and INSEE (1968-2017)

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