Communes of the Drôme department facts for kids

Map showing where the Drôme department is in France.

The Drôme is a beautiful area in southeastern France. It's like a county or a region, and it's known for its lovely landscapes, from mountains to lavender fields. France is divided into these areas called départements, and each one has many smaller local areas called communes. This article is about the different communes you can find in the Drôme department.

What is a Commune?

A commune is the smallest type of local government area in France. You can think of it like a town, a city, or even a small village. Each commune has its own local council and a mayor. These local leaders help manage things like schools, roads, and other services that people in the area need every day. There are thousands of communes all over France, and they are important for local life.

The Drôme Department

The Drôme department is named after the Drôme River. It's located in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France. This area is famous for its diverse scenery, including the Vercors Massif mountains, the Drôme River valley, and the sunny Provence-like landscapes in the south. Many people visit Drôme for outdoor activities, historical sites, and delicious local food.

Communes in Drôme

The Drôme department has 369 different communes. Each one has its own unique character, from busy towns to quiet villages. These communes help organize local life for everyone living there.

Here are a few examples of communes in Drôme, showing their special codes and postal codes:

This table shows just a small part of all the communes in Drôme. Each commune plays an important role in the daily life and history of the department.

See also

In Spanish: Anexo:Comunas de Drôme para niños