Aignan

Aignan is a commune in the Gers department in southwestern France. It is situated in the Gascony region. The commune is located approximately 10 kilometers west of Eauze and 20 kilometers south of Condom. Aignan's economy is primarily agricultural, with a focus on wine production, particularly Côtes de Gascogne. The town also has a history of paper manufacturing.

The area around Aignan has been inhabited since prehistoric times. Archaeological findings suggest Roman presence, and a medieval castle is believed to have once stood in the vicinity. The town's current layout reflects its medieval origins, with narrow streets and a central square. Aignan is part of the larger Occitanie region.

The commune's administrative center is the village of Aignan itself. It is served by local roads connecting it to neighboring communities. The nearest major transportation hub is the Agen railway station, located a significant distance away. The natural landscape surrounding Aignan is characterized by rolling hills and agricultural fields, typical of the Gers department. The Arros river flows through the area.