Saint-Victeur facts for kids

Saint-Victeur is a small place in France. It is called a commune, which is like a town or village. You can find Saint-Victeur in the western part of France, in a region called Pays de la Loire. It is also part of the Sarthe department.

What is a Commune?

In France, a commune is the smallest area of local government. Think of it like a city, town, or village. Each commune has its own mayor and a local council. They help manage things like schools, roads, and local services for the people living there. France has many thousands of communes, and Saint-Victeur is one of them!

Where is Saint-Victeur?

Saint-Victeur is located in the Sarthe department. The Sarthe department is named after the Sarthe River that flows through it. This area is known for its green landscapes and quiet countryside. It's part of the larger Pays de la Loire region, which is famous for its beautiful castles and the Loire River.

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In Spanish: Saint-Victeur para niños