Cherré, Sarthe facts for kids

Cherré was once a small town, known as a commune, located in the western part of France. It was found in the region called Pays de la Loire, within the Sarthe department. On January 1, 2019, Cherré joined with another area to form a new, larger commune named Cherré-Au.

What is a Commune?

A commune is like a small local government area in France. Think of it as a town or a village with its own local council and mayor. It's the smallest way that France is divided up for administrative purposes. Each commune has its own name and helps manage local services for the people living there.

Where Was Cherré Located?

Cherré was situated in the Sarthe department. This department is part of the Pays de la Loire region, which is in the western part of France. This area is known for its beautiful countryside and historic towns.

The Merger into Cherré-Au

In 2019, Cherré merged with another commune to create a new, bigger commune called Cherré-Au. This kind of merger happens sometimes in France. It can help smaller towns share resources and work together more efficiently. It means that the old commune of Cherré no longer exists as a separate administrative unit, but its history and people are now part of the new, larger Cherré-Au.