Alnés

Alnés is a commune in France. It is located in a rural part of the country, characterized by agricultural landscapes, small forests, and a network of local streams.

Administratively, Alnés is part of a department in the eastern portion of the country and is governed by a mayor and municipal council elected for six years. The commune participates in an intercommunal structure for cooperation on services such as schooling, waste management, and local transport.

Geography: The commune covers a small area with gently rolling terrain. Elevation ranges from around several hundred meters, and the climate is temperate with distinct seasonal variation.

History: The settlement has medieval origins; the village church and older farm buildings reflect traditional rural life.

Population and economy: Alnés has a small population, with the local economy centered on agriculture and small trades. Some residents commute to nearby towns for work and services.

Culture and landmarks: The parish church is a local landmark; the town hall and a memorial to the war dead are among the typical features of the village. Local events include annual fairs and markets.

Notable people: No widely recognized figures are recorded as originating from Alnés.

See also: Communes of France.