Rully, Calvados facts for kids
Rully, Calvados was once a small commune (a type of local area or town) in France. It was located in the northwest part of France, in a region called Basse-Normandie. Rully was part of the Calvados department.
On January 1, 2016, Rully joined with other nearby communes to form a new, larger commune called Valdallière. This means Rully no longer exists as a separate commune.
What is a Commune?
In France, a commune is the smallest area for local government. It is like a town or a village. Each commune has its own mayor and local council. They help manage things for the people living there.
Why Communes Merge
Sometimes, smaller communes like Rully join together. This happens to create larger, more efficient areas. Merging can help them share resources better. It can also make it easier to manage public services. This is a common change in France.
Where is Calvados?
The Calvados department is in the Normandy region of France. It is known for its beautiful countryside. It is also famous for its apple orchards. Many people visit Calvados for its history and food.
Location of Rully
Rully was a small part of this department. It was located in the western area of Calvados. This area is mostly rural, with farms and small villages.
See also
In Spanish: Rully (Calvados) para niños
