Bertogne facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Bertogne Biertogne  (Walloon)
Municipality
The St Lambert's church area of Bertogne
Flag Coat of arms
Bertogne Location in Belgium
Country	Belgium
Community	French Community
Region	Wallonia
Province	Luxembourg
Arrondissement	Bastogne
Area
• Total	91.67 km2 (35.39 sq mi)
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Postal codes	6686-6688
Area codes	061
Website	www.bertogne.be

Bertogne (pronounced "bair-TONE") is a small town, also called a municipality, in Belgium. It is located in the Wallonia region, which is the French-speaking part of Belgium. Bertogne is part of the province of Luxembourg.

As of January 1, 2025, Bertogne will join with a nearby town called Bastogne. They will become one larger municipality.

In 2007, Bertogne covered an area of about 91.67 square kilometers. This is roughly 35 square miles. At that time, about 3,002 people lived there. This means the population density was about 32.7 people per square kilometer. Population density tells you how many people live in a certain area.

Parts of Bertogne

The municipality of Bertogne is made up of several smaller areas. These are like different neighborhoods or villages within the main town. The main parts are Bertogne itself, Flamierge, and Longchamps.

There are also many other smaller places that are part of the Bertogne municipality. These include:

• Bethomont
• Compogne
• Frenet
• Gives
• Givroulle
• Givry
• Roumont
• Salle
• Wigny
• Champs
• Fays
• Flamisoul
• Mande-Saint-Étienne
• Rolley
• Withimont

Who Leads Bertogne?

The leader of Bertogne is called the mayor. The current mayor is Jean-Marc Franco. He works with a group called "Gestion Communale" to help run the town. They make decisions about local services and how the municipality works.