Roquefort, Landes facts for kids
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Roquefort is a small town, also known as a commune, located in the southwest of France. In 1999, about 1,894 people lived there. It is part of the Aquitaine region and is found within the Landes department.
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What is Roquefort?
Roquefort is a commune, which is like a local government area in France. It's a place where people live and work, with its own local administration. These communes are the smallest divisions of government in France.
Where is Roquefort Located?
Roquefort is situated in the southwestern part of France. It is part of a larger area called the Aquitaine region. This region is known for its beautiful landscapes and is close to the Atlantic Ocean.
The Landes Department
The town of Roquefort is specifically located in the Landes department. A department in France is similar to a county or a province in other countries. The Landes department is famous for its large pine forests and long sandy beaches.
How Many People Live in Roquefort?
According to information from 1999, the population of Roquefort was 1,894 people. This makes it a relatively small community. The number of people living in a town can change over time, but this gives us an idea of its size.
See also
In Spanish: Roquefort (Landas) para niños
