Communes of the Lot department facts for kids

Map showing the location of the Lot department in France.

This article is about the many small towns and villages, called communes, that make up the Lot department in France. Think of a commune like a local area or a small town, each with its own local government. The Lot department is one of the 96 departments in mainland France. It's named after the Lot River, which flows through it.

What is a Commune?

A commune is the smallest area of local government in France. It's like a city, town, or village. Each commune has a mayor and a town council. They help manage local services. These services include things like schools, roads, and local events. France has thousands of communes. They range from very small villages to large cities like Paris.

About the Lot Department

The Lot department is located in the southwest of France. Its main city is Cahors. The department is known for its beautiful landscapes. These include green valleys, rivers, and ancient caves. It's also famous for its delicious food and wine. Many tourists visit the Lot each year. They come to explore its history and nature.

List of Communes in Lot

The Lot department has 340 communes. Each commune has a special code. This code is given by a French statistics office called INSEE. It also has a postal code. These codes help identify each place. Below is a list of all the communes in the Lot department.

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In Spanish: Anexo:Comunas de Lot para niños