Communes of the Aveyron department facts for kids

Aveyron is a department in the south of France. Think of a department like a county or a region. Within Aveyron, there are many smaller areas called communes. A commune is the smallest local government area in France. It's like a town, village, or a small group of villages with its own local council and mayor.

What is a Commune?

A commune is the basic building block of local government in France. Each commune has its own mayor and a local council. They make decisions about things like local schools, roads, and services for the people living there. France has over 34,000 communes, which is more than any other country in Europe!

Aveyron: A French Department

Aveyron is named after the Aveyron River, which flows through it. It's known for its beautiful countryside, old castles, and delicious food, especially Roquefort cheese. The department is part of the Occitanie region. People visit Aveyron to see its stunning landscapes, like the Gorges du Tarn, and charming medieval villages.

Exploring Aveyron's Communes

The list below shows many of the communes found in the Aveyron department. Each commune has a special code and a postal code to help identify it. This list helps organize all the different towns and villages in Aveyron.

How to Read the List

• INSEE: This is a unique number given to each commune by the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies. It's like a special ID number.
• Postal: This is the postal code, which helps mail get to the right place.
• Commune: This is the name of the town or village itself.

A Few Examples

Here are some examples of communes in Aveyron:

There are many more communes in Aveyron, each with its own unique history and charm!

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In Spanish: Anexo:Comunas de Aveyron para niños