Boulogne, Vendée facts for kids

Boulogne was a small area in the west of France. It was located in the Pays de la Loire region, within the Vendée department. On January 1, 2016, Boulogne joined with other nearby areas to form a larger new area called Essarts-en-Bocage.

What Was Boulogne?

Boulogne was once known as a "commune." In France, a commune is the smallest way that the country is divided up for local government. Think of it like a small town or a local district. Each commune has its own local council and mayor.

Where Was Boulogne Located?

Boulogne was situated in the western part of France. It was part of the Vendée department, which is known for its beautiful coastlines and historical sites. The Vendée department is itself part of a larger region called Pays de la Loire. This region is famous for its castles and rivers.

How Communes Change

Sometimes, smaller communes decide to join together. This happened with Boulogne in 2016. When Boulogne merged with other communes, they formed a new, bigger commune called Essarts-en-Bocage. This can happen to make local government more efficient or to share resources better.

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In Spanish: Boulogne (Vendée) para niños