ChapellesurLoire
ChapellesurLoire is a small commune located in the Cher department of the Centre‑Val de Loire region in central France. The village sits on the banks of the Loire River, just north of the town of Vichy, and covers an area of approximately 13 square kilometres. The elevation ranges from 200 to 350 metres above sea level, giving the landscape a gently undulating character that combines riverine plains with hilly outskirts. The Loire valley surrounding the commune provides well‑provenanced vineyards and agricultural land, predominantly used for cattle grazing and cereal cultivation.
The history of ChapellesurLoire dates back to the early Middle Ages when the village developed around a
The commune is governed by a municipal council headed by a mayor, whose terms last six years.