Arquettes-en-Val facts for kids
.svg)
Arquettes-en-Val is a very small village, also known as a commune, located in the south of France. It is home to about 79 people, based on 2017 numbers. This quiet place is found in the Occitanie region, within the Aude department. It is a great example of a tiny French community.
Contents
What is a French Commune?
In France, a commune is the smallest area of local government. Think of it like a town or city, but it can be very small, like Arquettes-en-Val. Each commune has its own mayor and local council. They manage things like local roads and public services. Even tiny villages like Arquettes-en-Val are communes.
Where is Arquettes-en-Val Located?
Arquettes-en-Val is in the southern part of France. It's part of the Occitanie region. This region is known for its beautiful landscapes and sunny weather. The village is also in the Aude department. The Aude department is famous for its historical sites and vineyards. Being in a "val" (valley) suggests it's surrounded by nature.
Life in a Small French Village
Life in a small village like Arquettes-en-Val is often very peaceful. With only a few dozen residents, everyone likely knows each other. This creates a strong, close-knit community. People might enjoy quiet walks and the natural beauty around them. The village church, as seen in the images, is often a central part of village life. It serves as a gathering place and a historical landmark.
Images for kids
-
A Street in Arquettes-en-Val
-
A Wayside Cross in Arquettes-en-Val
-
Entrance to the Church
See also
In Spanish: Arquettes-en-Val para niños
