Aubertot

Aubertot is a commune in the Doubs department in eastern France. It is part of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region. The commune is governed by a mayor and a municipal council elected for six-year terms, in line with France’s municipal system.

Geography: Aubertot lies in a rural area characterized by agricultural land and forests. It is connected to nearby towns by local roads, with amenities and services concentrated in larger communes in the area. The landscape includes rolling hills and open farmland typical of the Doubs.

Economy: The local economy is primarily agricultural, with forestry and small-scale enterprises contributing to employment. Residents often rely on nearby towns for additional services, shopping, and administrative needs.

Population: The population of Aubertot is small, reflecting the pattern of many rural communes in eastern France. Demographic trends in the area show aging and gradual decline in some sectors, with efforts to sustain local life through agriculture and small businesses.

History and culture: The village preserves traditional rural architecture and features a parish church that serves the local community. The area has historical roots dating back to medieval times, with local customs and landscapes shaping village life.

See also: Communes of the Doubs department.