Marcillac facts for kids

Marcillac was a small town, also known as a commune, located in the southwest of France. It was part of the Aquitaine region and the Gironde department. On January 1, 2019, Marcillac joined with another commune to form a new, larger commune called Val-de-Livenne.

What is a Commune?

In France, a commune is the smallest way a country is divided for local government. Think of it like a town or a small city. Each commune has its own mayor and local council. They manage things like schools, roads, and local services for the people living there. France has many thousands of communes, and they are very important for daily life.

Where Was Marcillac Located?

Marcillac was situated in the Gironde department. This department is known for its beautiful landscapes and is part of the larger Aquitaine region. The region is in the southwestern part of France, close to the Atlantic Ocean. It's a place with a rich history and often beautiful countryside.

Becoming Val-de-Livenne

On January 1, 2019, Marcillac merged with another commune. This means the two smaller towns officially became one bigger town. This kind of merger happens sometimes to help local governments work more efficiently. When Marcillac merged, it became part of the new commune named Val-de-Livenne. This new name represents the combined area and its people.

See also

• In Spanish: Marcillac para niños