Dromesnil facts for kids

Dromesnil is a small village in the north of France. It is part of the Somme department in the Picardie region. Dromesnil is about 39 kilometres (24 mi) (24 miles) from the city of Amiens and 119 kilometres (74 mi) (74 miles) from Paris, the capital of France.

What is Dromesnil?

Dromesnil is known as a "commune" in France. This means it is a local area with its own mayor and local government. It is like a small town or village with its own community.

Where is Dromesnil Located?

Dromesnil is found in the northern part of France. It is in the Somme department, which is famous for its history, especially during World War I. The Picardie region is known for its green landscapes and quiet villages.

A Glimpse into Dromesnil's Life

Life in Dromesnil is typical of many small French villages. It has a quiet, peaceful atmosphere. The village has a beautiful old church called Notre-Dame de l'Assomption. There is also a castle, which adds to the historic feel of the place. You can also see a decorated well, which might have been important for water in the past.

Remembering History

Like many places in France, Dromesnil has a World War I memorial. This monument helps people remember the soldiers from the village who fought and died in the war. It is an important part of the community's history and a place for reflection.

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  Notre-Dame de l'Assomption

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  World War I memorial

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  Castle

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  A decorated Well

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In Spanish: Dromesnil para niños