Boncourt

Boncourt is a municipality in the district of Porrentruy in the canton of Jura, Switzerland. It is situated in the Ajoie region, near the French border. The municipality is part of the Territoire de Belfort, France, for certain administrative and economic aspects, reflecting a historical and geographical proximity.

The commune's economy has historically been linked to agriculture, but it has seen industrial development, particularly in the pharmaceutical sector. The presence of major companies has contributed to its economic landscape. Boncourt's history dates back to medieval times, with evidence of early settlements in the area. Its strategic location has influenced its development and relationships with neighboring regions.

The village of Boncourt is characterized by its rural setting, surrounded by fields and forests. The Doubs River flows nearby, forming part of the natural border with France. The municipality offers a quiet, residential environment with access to natural landscapes. Public transportation connects Boncourt to other towns in the Jura canton and to France. The local heritage includes a church and other traditional buildings that reflect the architectural styles of the region.