Broye (district) facts for kids
The Broye District is a special area, like a county, in the canton of Fribourg in Switzerland. It's known for its beautiful landscapes and friendly towns. The main town, or capital, of the district is Estavayer-le-Lac.
What is the Broye District?
The Broye District is one of seven districts in the canton of Fribourg. Think of a canton as a state or province, and a district as a smaller region within it. This district is named after the Broye River, which flows through the area. It's a place where people live, work, and go to school, just like your own community!
Towns and Villages
The Broye District is made up of several municipalities, which are like small towns or villages. Each municipality has its own local government. The biggest town and the capital is Estavayer-le-Lac. It's a lovely place right by Lake Neuchâtel, which is one of Switzerland's largest lakes.
Some of the other municipalities in the district include:
These towns and villages work together to make the Broye District a great place to live. They have schools, shops, and places for fun activities.
Life in the Broye District
People in the Broye District enjoy a mix of quiet country life and access to modern services. The area is known for its farming, but also has some industries and businesses. Many people speak French here, as it's in the French-speaking part of the Fribourg canton.
The district is a good example of how different communities in Switzerland come together to form larger regions. It shows how local areas play an important role in the country's overall structure.
See also
In Spanish: Distrito de Broye para niños
