Salignac, Gironde facts for kids
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Salignac, Gironde was once a small town, also known as a commune, located in the southwest of France. It was part of the Gironde department in the region called Aquitaine. On January 1, 2016, Salignac joined with other nearby communes to form a new, larger commune named Val-de-Virvée. This means Salignac no longer exists as a separate commune.
What Was Salignac, Gironde?
Salignac, Gironde was a small French town. In France, a "commune" is the smallest area for local government. Think of it like a city or a village with its own local leaders. Salignac was one of these communes for a long time.
Where Was Salignac Located?
Salignac was found in the southwestern part of France. It was in a specific area known as the Gironde department. This department is part of the larger Aquitaine region. France is divided into regions and then into departments to help manage the country.
What Happened to Salignac?
On January 1, 2016, Salignac merged with other communes. When communes merge, they combine their resources and people. They become one bigger commune. This new commune was given the name Val-de-Virvée. This kind of merger happens to make local government more efficient. It helps towns work together better.
