Époye

Époye is a commune in the Haute-Marne department in northeastern France. It is located within the Grand Est region. The commune has a small population and its economy is primarily agricultural. Époye is situated near the Marne River, a significant waterway in the region. The area surrounding Époye is characterized by rolling hills and forests, typical of the Champagne-Ardenne geographical area.

Historically, Époye has a rural character, with its development tied to the agricultural landscape. Like many French villages, it has a parish church and a few other communal buildings. The commune's infrastructure is modest, serving the needs of its residents. The local administrative structure falls under the jurisdiction of the Haute-Marne prefecture. Époye is part of the larger administrative region of Grand Est, which was formed in 2016. The commune's geographic position places it within a region known for its agricultural production and natural landscapes. Access to Époye is typically via local roads connecting it to larger towns and transportation networks in the Haute-Marne department. The daily life of the inhabitants is centered around the local community and the surrounding countryside.