Grand-Verly facts for kids

Grand-Verly is a small commune (which is like a local town or village area) located in the northern part of France. It's found in the Aisne department, which is part of the region called Picardie. In 2006, about 132 people lived in Grand-Verly, making it a very quiet and peaceful place.

What is a Commune?

A commune is the smallest type of administrative area in France. Think of it like a local government area for a town or village. Each commune has its own mayor and a local council that helps manage things like schools, roads, and local services for the people who live there. Grand-Verly is one of many thousands of communes across France.

Where is Grand-Verly?

Grand-Verly is located in the Aisne department. This department is in the northern part of France, known for its green landscapes and historical sites. The region of Picardie, where Aisne is found, is close to Belgium and the English Channel. This area has a rich history, often playing a role in major events throughout French history.

Population of Grand-Verly

With only about 132 residents in 2006, Grand-Verly is considered a very small commune. Small communes like Grand-Verly often have a close-knit community feel. People living there might know each other well, and life can be quieter compared to bigger towns or cities. The population size can change over time, but generally, these small communes maintain their peaceful, rural character.

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