Communes of the Territoire de Belfort department facts for kids

A map showing where Territoire de Belfort is located in France.

This article is about the different towns and villages, called communes, that make up the Territoire de Belfort area in France. A commune is like a small local area, similar to a town or village, that has its own local government. The Territoire de Belfort is one of France's 101 departments, which are like regions or counties. It's a small department located in eastern France.

There are 102 communes in the Territoire de Belfort. Each commune has its own unique number, called an INSEE code, and a postal code for sending mail.

What is a Commune?

Imagine your town or neighborhood. In France, these local areas are called communes. Each commune has a mayor and a local council that make decisions for the people living there. They manage things like local schools, roads, and public services.

The Belfort Agglomeration Community

Some communes work together to share services and resources. In the Territoire de Belfort, many communes are part of the Communauté d'agglomération de l'agglomération Belfortaine. This group, often called the CAB, was started in 2000. It means these towns team up for bigger projects, like public transport, waste management, or economic development. This helps them work more efficiently and provide better services for everyone.

The biggest city and the main center of the Territoire de Belfort is Belfort. Many of the communes listed below are part of the CAB, meaning they are close to Belfort and work closely with it.

Some Communes in Territoire de Belfort

While there are 102 communes, here are a few examples to give you an idea:

• Belfort: This is the largest city and the capital of the department.
• Delle: A town located near the border with Switzerland.
• Giromagny: A commune located closer to the mountains.
• Beaucourt: Another notable town in the department.

Each of these communes, big or small, plays an important role in the daily life of the people living in the Territoire de Belfort. They all contribute to the unique character of this French department.

See also

In Spanish: Anexo:Comunas de Territorio de Belfort para niños