Saint-Sulpice, Mayenne facts for kids
Saint-Sulpice was a small town in France. It was home to 188 people in 1999. You could find it in the Pays de la Loire region, within the Mayenne department, in the northwest part of France. On January 1, 2019, Saint-Sulpice joined with another town to form a new, bigger town called La Roche-Neuville.
What Was Saint-Sulpice?
Saint-Sulpice was known as a "commune." In France, a commune is like a local government area, similar to a small town or village. It has its own local council and mayor. Saint-Sulpice was a very small commune, with fewer than 200 residents.
Where Was Saint-Sulpice Located?
Saint-Sulpice was located in the northwest of France. It was part of the Mayenne department, which is a specific area within the larger Pays de la Loire region. This region is known for its beautiful landscapes and historical sites.
What Happened to Saint-Sulpice?
On January 1, 2019, Saint-Sulpice no longer existed as a separate commune. It merged with another nearby commune to create a new, larger commune called La Roche-Neuville. This kind of merger happens sometimes to help towns work together more efficiently.
