Charrues

Charrues is a commune in the Oise department in northern France. It is located in the Hauts-de-France region. The commune is situated in the valley of the Oise River, approximately 10 kilometers north of Beauvais. The area is characterized by agricultural land and small wooded areas. The economy of Charrues is primarily based on agriculture.

Historically, the area has been inhabited for centuries, with evidence of Gallo-Roman settlements found in the vicinity. The name "Charrues" itself is believed to derive from the Latin word for plow, indicating the long-standing agricultural significance of the region. Like many rural French communities, Charrues has experienced changes in population and economic activity over time, with a gradual shift away from purely agricultural employment towards other sectors.

The commune's infrastructure includes a local church, a primary school, and basic services. It maintains a rural character, with a focus on maintaining its natural environment and community life. Transportation links connect Charrues to larger towns and cities in the Oise department. The local council is responsible for the administration and development of the commune. The population of Charrues is modest, reflecting its status as a small rural settlement.